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This research examines the impact of microfinance institutions on the financial literacy of rural female farmers in Eritrea's dry regions.

March 3, 2026Open Access

Microfinance Institutions' Impact on Financial Literacy Among Rural Female Farmers in Eritrea's Dry Regions: A 12-Month Intervention Analysis

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This research examines the impact of microfinance institutions on the financial literacy of rural female farmers in Eritrea's dry regions.
Mixed-methods approach
Quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews
Data collected over three phases: baseline, mid-term, post-intervention
Sample of 200 randomly selected female farmers
35% increase in financial literacy scores post-intervention
Significant improvement in budgeting and credit utilization knowledge
Qualitative insights emphasized the need for ongoing support and tailored programs

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Mixed-methods analysis shows improved financial literacy in rural female farmers, suggesting effective empowerment through MFIs.

Desta et al. (2005) studied this question.

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