„all-inclusive‟ and certain segments of the population remain outside the formal financial systems. The importance of an inclusive financial system is widely recognized in the policy circle and financial inclusion is seen as a policy priority in many countries. A review of extant literature suggests that several studies have been done on financial inclusion with regards to economic development, credit accessibility, poverty alleviation and financial stability among others in Kenya, Uganda, India and some southern
Maternal and child health services is said to play a vital role in achieving improved health outcomes. The decision to use health care is undoubtedly influence by the characteristics of the health delivery system such as the availability and accessibility of the services. However, this does not necessarily mean that where there is a good supply of services, demand is created in and of itself, which will then lead to increased utilization. In this context, there has been considerable debate as to
signs should be visible to pedestrians of different heights (including both adults and children), large enough for those with vision impairments to read, and their messages should be simple to understand. Signs and signals should meet current accessibility guidelines. Photo 2.10 : The example of pedestrian warning sign assembly in fluorescent yellow green Source: www.fredericton.ca 2.4.6 Signal Push Button Within business districts, main streets, and other areas with substantial pedestrian
based on the manifestation of online sellers’ website, the photos of products but not an actual real product (Park and Kim 2003). Different studies has inspected different factors on consumers online shopping adoption, like geography and store accessibility (Farag et al. 2006), perceived risk and online shopping benefits (Pires, Stanton, Eckford 2004), pleasure and web trust (Ha and Stoel 2009), attitudes to online shopping (Dittmar et al.; Ahn, Ryu, and Han 2007), and impact of consumers’ socio-economic