Rwanda - FinScope 2024, Financial Inclusion in Rwanda

Reference ID

RWA-NISR-FINSCOPE-2024-v01

Year

Country

Rwanda

Producer(s)

Access to Finance Rwanda

Sponsor(s)

Mastercard Foundation - - Funders of Finscope
Swedish International Cooperation Agency - Sida - Funders of Finscope
Luxembourg Cooperation - - Funders of Finscope
Jersey Overseas Aid - JOA - Funders of Finscope
Rwanda Bankers Associat

Metadata

Documentation in PDF

Study website

Created on

Jul 09, 2025

Last modified

Jul 09, 2025

Page views

339931

M5b. Where do you mainly get the money for farming activities? (m5b)
File: Microdata

Overview

Type: Discrete
Format: numeric
Width: 2
Decimals: 0
Range: 1-99

Valid cases: 1666
Invalid: 12328

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
1	Don?t have to buy because I manage with what I have already (keeping seed from own harvest, etc)	377	22.6%
2	Use money from other sources of income	219	13.1%
3	Use savings from formal institutions (bank, SACCO, MFI)	45	2.7%
4	VASLAs	265	15.9%
5	Government Subsidy Scheme	97	5.8%
6	Digital loans (from digital platforms/fintechs, Mobile network Operators)	2	0.1%
7	Sell crops/livestock/other produce to get money	278	16.7%
8	Get money in advance from buyer to whom we sell crop/livestock	15	0.9%
9	Get from a supplier or distributor and pay later	18	1.1%
10	Loan from formal lending institutions (bank, SACCO, MFI, NTDFS)	10	0.6%
11	Loan / credits from buyer of your harvest / supplier of agricultural inputs	31	1.9%
12	Loan from a farmers? association	30	1.8%
13	Borrow from a community/savings group where we save and lend to each other	78	4.7%
14	Borrow from a money lender in the community	17	1.0%
15	Borrow from friends and/or family	32	1.9%
16	Don?t buy inputs - get inputs in exchange for goods or labour	31	1.9%
98	Other (Specify)	0	0.0%
99	Don?t know	121	7.3%
Sysmiss		12328

warning_figures_indicate_number_of_cases_found