Factors Affecting Intention to Adopt MMT: An Empirical Study Among M-Pesa Customers in Kenya
The study explores factors influencing the adoption of mobile money transfer (MMT) among M-Pesa customers in Kenya, focusing on performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and social influence. It discusses the rapid growth of M-Pesa users and the significance of MMT for economic development in Kenya.
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Global Workshop on Strategic Risk Analysis and Profiling for Health Emergencies Session 6: Session 6: From Risk Analysis to Action From Risk Analysis to Action PART II PART II
Objective and Expected Outcome Objective: Identify the KEY ELEMENTS that allow To USE risk profiles for initiating related risk mitigation and emergency preparedness actions. Expected outcome: Defined STEPS TO MOVE from risk analysis to actions
Presentations 1. Using of annual reporting and joint external evaluation recommendations to support the risk assessment 2. Monitoring risks and establishing early warning system to trigger or adjust risk mitigation and preparedness actions 3. Driving actions and resources allocation
Discussion Points Discuss the way the results of a strategic risk analysis and profiling should guide the undertaking of specific actions. The validation of obtained results and their sharing with relevant stakeholders The further identification of missing data that will further enable the understanding of risk and of relevant risk mitigation measures The regular monitoring of high and imminent risks and the establishment/ access to early warnings and alert systems for those risks For high and imminent risk, the swift initiation of risk mitigation and critical response preparedness actions supported by adequate allocation of resources For other risks, the planning and implementation of related longer term preparedness and capacity building activities.
Questions for us What are the key steps and actions that will make the health sector move from risk analysis to action planning and implementing o Engage health and other sectors stakeholders o Strengthen our risk monitoring and early warning systems o Operational readiness for high-risk hazards and scenarios o Allocation of adequate resources o Attention for risk management rather than response to events o Formulate, agree and endorse recommendations
