FinAccess Geospatial Mapping Survey, 2015 Dissemination Event 29 th October 2015

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FinAccess Geospatial Mapping Survey, 2015 Dissemination Event 29 th October 2015

Geo-Spatial Analysis: 3 Components 1). Access point data collection 3). Mapping Software 2). Add Poverty and other layers

Project Scope Brand Fusion was contracted by The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to conduct research and fieldwork activities in their focus territories of interest namely: - Tanzania - Kenya - Nigeria - India - Bangladesh - Uganda

Project Methodology The questionnaire was loaded onto a Huawei Y330 device which each Enumerator was given All outlet information was submitted in real time GPS average accuracy was < 15m in Rural areas and < 10m in Urban areas Outlets were able to be captured even in areas with no Network coverage Operational and transaction data is based on the interviewees perceptions

Letters of Authorisation Examples

Fieldwork Approach Designed questionnaire to capture operational and transactional data as well as GIS data The questionnaire is specific to each financial service intermediary Profile is to interview all open and operational touch-points at that point of time of the fieldwork. Active points were considered to have done a transaction in the last 30 days Not all points are captured due to several factors including: i) non-location of the points ii) security areas iii) resistance or lack of cooperation iv) dormancy v) safety of fieldwork staff

Total Mapped Financial and Agricultural Points in Kenya Financial Touch Points (91 186) Agricultural Touch Points (27 684) The Agricultural landscape is almost a mirror image of the Financial Landscape showing the relationship between the two

Comparison of the Two GIS Mapping Projects (2013 & 2015) Project timelines : 1 st Round 13 th May 31 st October 2013 2 nd Round 9 th March 5 th August 2015 Sectors captured: 1 st Round Financial 65 353 2 nd Round Financial 91 158 Agricultural 27 684

Total Project Comparisons 2013-2015 Financial Institutions Mobile Money Agent 49417 68141 37.89% Bank Agent 8083 13428 66.13% Money Transfer Service 2484 3778 52.09% Commercial Bank and Mortgage Finance 1313 1272-3.12% 2013 2015 Insurance Service Provider 878 1014 15.49% Forex Bureaus 121 976 706.61% Savings and Credit Co-operative (SACCO) 706 744 5.38% Stand alone ATM 503 624 24.06% N=91186

Total Project Comparisons 2013-2015 Financial Institutions Post Office 364 346-4.95% Micro Finance Institution Micro Finance Banks 500 293 174-6.60% Hire Purchase/Leasing/Factoring 82 136 65.85% 2013 2015 elopment Finance Service Provider 57 91 59.65% Pension Provider 93 90-3.23% Capital Markets Service Provider 139 79-43.17% Bus Stands 613 N=91186

Useful information that can be gathered using GIS Data Mobile Money Agents

Summary Mobile Money Service Providers 5.64% 0.77% 0.14% Total Base 68 141 Safaricom Agents 63 681 Airtel Agents 3 843 Mobi Cash Agents 525 Orange Agents 92 93.45% Safaricom Airtel Mobi Cash Orange

Unique vs Multiple Agents Mobile Money Agents Unique Vs Multiple (n=68141) Mobile Money Agents and Bank Agents Unique Vs Multiple 7% 13% Unique Multiple Unique Multiple 93% 87%

Mobile Money Service Providers How often does a Agent run out of physical cash How often does a Agent run out of e-float Number of times an Agent would run out of cash (n=68141) Agent run out of e-float (n=68141) 6.16% 0.33% 0.16% 6.25% 0.39% 0.16% Never Never Monthly Monthly 93.34% Weekly 93.20% Weekly Daily Daily

Mobile Money Service Providers Mobile Money Training Received Mobile Money training (n=68141) 14% Types of training received (n=68141) 5.46% Yes 86% No 94.07% Training from a Mobile Money Specialist Training from the Sales Rep

Mobile Money Service Providers Fraud Statistics Experienced cases of Fraud (n=68141) Types of Fraud (n=25322) 2% 37% Yes 63% No 97% Counterfeit Money Direct Handset Fraud

Fraud Stats Across all Financial Access Points Experienced cases of Fraud Types of Fraud (n=27845) Yes No Counterfeit Money 94% 31% Direct Handset Fraud 3% Fake sms 1% 69% Robbery 1% Fake Identification 1%

Fraud Stats Across all Financial Access Points Base Counterfeit Money Direct Handset Fraud Fake sms Robbery Fake Identification Forged Cheques Loan Defaulting False Documentation Mobile Money Agents Bank Agents Capital Markets Service Providers Development Finance Service Providers Forex Bureaus Hire Purchase/Leasing/Factoring Insurance Service Provider 25322 97% 2% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 1297 77% 13% 5% 4% 1% 0% 0% 0% 19 7% 0% 0% 7% 54% 32% 0% 0% 22 49% 5% 14% 5% 9% 0% 18% 0% 121 61% 0% 5% 15% 15% 4% 0% 0% 24 42% 4% 0% 13% 21% 21% 0% 0% 107 15% 2% 5% 11% 15% 13% 0% 40% Micro Finance Institution 52 45% 9% 0% 36% 9% 0% 0% 0% Money Transfer Services Pension Providers Savings and Credit Cooperative (SACCO) 35 47% 8% 0% 36% 9% 0% 0% 0% 8 0% 0% 0% 0% 6% 50% 0% 44% 119 30% 9% 3% 19% 0% 15% 11% 13%

ATM Comparison at Commercial and Mortgage Bank Branches and Micro Finance Bank Branches Does the Commercial and Mortgage Bank Branch have an ATM Machine (n=1272) Does the MFB Branch have an ATM Machine (n=168) 14% Yes 26% Yes No No 86% 74%

Conclusions/Key Lessons Slide i) Sustainability of GIS data collection ii) iii) iv) Combining Datasets to increase value of the data collected and the analytical outcomes. The Financial sector regulators are in the process of collecting more datasets under the MoU BMGF with key stakeholders are undertaking a scoping mission on a sustainability pilot Spatial Analysis using triangulation with other spatial datasets including supply side v) Potential links and collaborations

Full Project Report and Databases A Full Project Report as well as individual databases are available on written request to CBK researchstat@centralbank.go.ke

FSPmaps Demo Tool

Website address: www.fspmaps.com

Functions on Fspmaps 1. Clicking on Individual Points 2. Selecting Base Maps 3. Selecting Contextual Layers 4. Analytical tools 4.1 Pin drop Radius Buffer 4.2 Upload Data

Clicking on Individual Points

Selecting Base Maps

Selecting Contextual Layers

Analytical Tools

Analytical Tools lat lon featuretype Radius_KM name -1.28539 36.81865 Commercial Bank 5 Kenya Commercial Bank -1.26278 36.80101 Commercial Bank 5 Commercial Bank of Africa -0.97973 36.62983 Commercial Bank 5 Equity Bank -1.26417 36.73971 Cash Merchant 2 Mega Center -1.2555 36.69511 Cash Merchant 2 Starcom -1.27488 36.61176 Cash Merchant 2 Lusigetti Market -1.39689 36.75076 Cash Merchant 2 You Cash -1.09661 36.594 Cash Merchant 2 Digi-money -0.97973 36.62983 Cash Merchant 2 Kimende Market -1.36362 36.65626 ATM 2 Pesapoint ATM Ngong -1.39684 36.75972 ATM 2 Barclays Bank -0.98122 36.62959 ATM 2 Pesapoint ATM Kimende -1.1578 36.59511 Village Bank 5 Mung etho -0.94503 36.61129 Village Bank 5 Maingi Town -1.8416 36.7924 Village Bank 5 Kajiado -1.899 36.2893 Village Bank 5 Magadi -1.08935 36.58572 Community-based Collector/Reseller 1 George Babumba -1.9105 36.6915 Community-based Collector/Reseller 1 Lucy Kiguru -2.1495 36.5105 Community-based Collector/Reseller 1 Betty Kungu