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Fintech solutions for humanitarian aid delivery

Bringing together humanitarian, financial and technology sectors to create a secure, safe and reliable solution to the delivery of aid.

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Aid delivery platform

Humanitarian innovation

Introducing L20, a digital platform which enables local suppliers and service providers to provide essential goods and services to anonymised households in last mile environments.

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Offline capability

L20 can be used in both online and offline environments.

Quick

Suppliers receive their payments within 7 days.

Data-driven & Transparent

We provide real-time data to optimize programmes for the best outcomes and provide transparency around QR key redemptions.

Efficient

A low-cost tool, which is easy to set up and use; deployable anywhere, L20 empower households by giving them choice while preserving anonymity

Safe and trusted

A digitally enabled solution that uses anonymisation technology.

Risk reducing

Our technology helps reduce risks associated with fraud, sanctions, aid diversions and information security.

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Projects and Impact

Browse our case studies and get more details about our projects and their impact.

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Barriers to Afghanistan’s critical private sector recovery

This report seeks to understand the challenges facing private sector actors and trade in Afghanistan, with a focus on the supply of essential goods. It is based on 25 anonymised interviews carried out in mid-2022 with a range of private sector, development, and banking actors operating in, or with, Afghanistan.

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Who we are

Fintech for International Development (F4ID) brings humanitarian, finance and technology experts together under one roof.

F4ID is an impact Fintech with social purpose (#fintechforgood) , founded through a collaboration between Save the Children, Barclays and Standard Chartered. F4ID provides solutions to the aid ecosystem.

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Our mission

F4ID is on a mission to create a world where every community has the technology, tools and resources it needs to prosper.

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F4ID empowers households and suppliers to bring sustainability to the development sector.

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Our approach

Our cloud based approach allows us to operate anywhere in the world and work in last mile environments.

Empowering communities by delivering safe, secure and sustainable humanitarian outcomes, using technology.

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Management Team

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Steve Harvey

Founder & Chief Impact Officer

Steve has worked in the humanitarian sector for 14 years. Previously he was Director of Fintech at Save the Children International specialising in last-mile solutions for NGOs in high-risk jurisdictions. Steve has also advised World Bank on financial inclusion and bank de-risking.

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Natasha Benson

Chief Executive Officer

Natasha has 20+ experience in financial services, having worked within large international banks and more recently within financial technology. Her last role was the COO of Singapore-based start-up Autumn (owned by Standard Chartered Ventures).

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Claire Minihane

Chief Financial Officer

Claire has prior experience in the banking, finance, civil service and charity sectors. Her last role was Head of Treasury Risk, Reporting & Analysis at Save the Children International responsible for flows of $1bn in 80 currencies.

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Pranav Nasa

Chief Information & Security Officer

Pranav is a technologist at heart who has 18+ years of experience working in banking, insurance and Fintech. His last role was to lead the Technology and Information Security teams in a Fintech backed by a large bank.

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