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Namibia Statistics Agency 2025 Namibia Financial Inclusion Survey

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Period2025
ReferenceSelected adult 15+; household complementary
Data typeFinancial inclusion & borrowing
UseHigh-quality financial context

PUBLISHED FIGURES

2025 financial inclusion snapshot

These are nationally representative financial-behaviour indicators for Namibian adults aged 15 years and older. They describe access to and use of financial services, not household asset-minus-liability stocks or personal net-worth percentiles.

Financially included86.0%

Of adults 15+

Saving in some form72.5%

Of adults 15+

Borrowing49.0%

Of adults 15+

Insurance uptake32.7%

Of adults 15+

Published sourceNamibia Statistics Agency — Namibia Financial Inclusion Survey2025

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WHAT IT SHOWS

What you can learn from it

Current national evidence on financial access and use, savings, borrowing, insurance, remittances and related household socioeconomic context across all regions.

WHY NO PERSONAL RANK?

Why it stays Explore-only

The unit of analysis is a selected adult and the survey is designed around financial behaviour rather than a complete household asset-minus-liability stock.

DATA USE

Confidence & freshness

High-quality financial context · Current

RIGHTS / SOURCE NOTE

How WORTH99 uses it

NSA published products may be used and copied without further copyright permission provided the Agency is acknowledged as supplier/copyright owner. WORTH99 keeps the reference-unit and target mismatch explicit instead of converting financial-inclusion responses into a household wealth percentile.

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