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Financial training and advisory strategy have improved my financial literacy
I have access to financial training and education when needed.
Financial training and advisory strategy have helped me make smart financial choices.
Financial training and advisory strategy have given me proper financial counselling
Financial training and advisory services have boosted my confidence in managing daily finances.
I feel confident in my ability to achieve my financial goals.
Financial training and advisory services have helped me overcome financial challenges.
I would like to receive more financial advice to improve my financial well-being.
Loans and credit services are easily accessible to me when needed.
The interest rates on loans and credit are reasonable and affordable
I have the flexibility to choose repayment terms that suit my needs
I am confident in my ability to repay loans and credit on time
Access to loans and credit has improved my financial wellbeing.
I have control over my financial decisions and resources.
Financial empowerment has improved my overall well-being and independence.
Access to loan and credit facilities has empowered us to support one another.
Savings motivated me to join Cooperatives
Money is saved as a group not individually
Savings have helped us pool resources together
Savings have helped me achieve financial independence
Saving has improved my financial decision making
I prioritize savings over other financial obligations
Savings has reduced my financial dependence on others
I am able to save for the future without fear of loss or judgment
The government policies and programs have addressed the gender gap in financial inclusion.
The government policies and programs have been effective in expanding financial inclusion for women in Masaka District.
The government policies and programs have provided adequate financial literacy training for women.
The government policies and programs have created a supportive environment for women's financial empowerment
Government policies and programs have empowered me to take control of my finances.
Government policies and programs have improved my financial stability and security.
Government policies have improved my access to financial services.
The government's policies have improved women's financial literacy and capabilities through allocation of resources
I feel empowered to make financial decisions without relying on others
I am able to financially support my family
I have increased my financial knowledge and training
I am able to negotiate for better financial terms.
I feel confident in my ability to manage my finances
I am able to make informed financial decisions
I am able to invest in income-generating activities
I have access to financial services that meet my needs.
Traditional gender roles in my community limit women's participation in savings and credit cooperatives.
Cultural expectations around domestic and family responsibilities hinder women's ability to engage with financial services.
My community values men's financial decisions over women's financial decisions.
Women in my community are encouraged to prioritize family needs over personal financial goals.
Cultural norms and values in my community support women's independence in financial decision-making.
Family and community support networks are essential for women's financial empowerment in my community.
Women in my community face cultural pressure to prioritize short-term financial gains over long-term financial planning.
Cultural values in my community emphasize the importance of women's financial literacy and education.