Digitising payments in times of COVID-19 and beyond

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Fast-tracking digital payments in countries deeply impacted by the COVID-19 crisis will be essential to supporting vulnerable populations and frontline health workers who are leading the response to the crisis. Previous experience can provide guidance on how to direct digital payments in times of crisis.

This webinar discusses multiple case studies to learn about the necessary prerequisites to deploy digital payments, to analyse them against their geographic areas of focus, and to determine how digital payments can help LDCs build back better.

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