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To assess the impact of ICT-enabled microfinance services on youth entrepreneurship training in urban Senegal.

March 12, 2026Open Access

ICT Enabled Microfinance Services for Youth Entrepreneurship Training in Senegal's Urban Areas

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Exploratory case study reveals improved financial literacy and entrepreneurship outcomes in youth, suggesting effective ICT integration.

To assess the impact of ICT-enabled microfinance services on youth entrepreneurship training in urban Senegal.
Exploratory case study design
Analysed data from 100 participants in microfinance schemes
Collaboration with 5 local NGOs
Quantitative analysis using t-test for significance
Evaluation of training outcomes and financial literacy skills
Participants showed significant improvement in financial literacy skills (p<0.01)
Enhanced entrepreneurial activities observed post-training
Project success rates reached up to 75% compared to baseline data
ICT integration linked to better access to financial education resources

Sow et al. (2010) studied this question.

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