The Alliance for Financial Inclusion
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) is the world’s leading organization on financial inclusion policy and regulation. Currently, nearly 100 member institutions make up the AFI network including central banks, ministries of finance and other financial policymaking or regulatory institutions from over 85 developing countries and emerging markets. AFI empowers policymakers to increase the access and usage of quality financial services for the underserved through sustainable and inclusive policies and an effective use of digital technologies.
Policies developed and implemented by the members of the Alliance contribute to a range of the Sustainable Development Goals. by Setting their own agenda, AFI members harness the power of peer learning to develop practical and tested policy reforms that enhance financial inclusion with strategic support from both public and private sector partners.
1. Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI)
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) is the world s leading organization on financial inclusion policy and regulation. Currently, 100 member institutions make up the AFI network including central banks, finance ministries, and other financial policymaking or regulatory institutions more than 88 developing countries and emerging markets. AFI empowers policymakers to increase the access and usage of quality financial services for the underserved through sustainable and inclusive policies and the effective use of digital technologies.
Policies developed and implemented by the members of the Alliance contribute to a range of the
Sustainable Development Goals. By setting their own agenda, AFI members harness the power of peer learning to develop practical and tested policy reforms that enhance financial inclusion, with strategic support from both public and private sector partners.
1. Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI)
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) is the world s leading organization on financial inclusion policy and regulation. Currently, 100 member institutions make up the AFI network including central banks, finance ministries, and other financial policymaking or regulatory institutions more than 88 developing countries and emerging markets. AFI empowers policymakers to increase the access and usage of quality financial services for the underserved through sustainable and inclusive policies and the effective use of digital technologies.
Policies developed and implemented by the members of the Alliance contribute to a range of the
Sustainable Development Goals. By setting their own agenda, AFI members harness the power of peer learning to develop practical and tested policy reforms that enhance financial inclusion, with strategic support from both public and private sector partners.
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion:
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) is the world’s leading organization on financial inclusion policy and regulation. Currently, 100 member institutions make up the AFI network including central banks, ministries of finance and other financial policymaking or regulatory institutions from 88 developing countries and emerging markets. AFI empowers policymakers to increase the access and usage of quality financial services for the underserved through sustainable and inclusive policies and an effective use of digital technologies.
Policies developed and implemented by the members of the Alliance contribute to a range of the Sustainable Development Goals. By setting their own agenda, AFI members harness the power of peer learning to develop practical and tested policy reforms that enhance financial inclusion, with strategic support from both public and private sector partners.
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion:
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) is an independent, member-owned and member driven organization that enables its members to develop and implement innovative financial inclusion policies and regulations, and through these efforts contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals. Currently approximately 100 member institutions make up the AFI network, including central banks, ministries of finance and other financial policymaking and regulatory authorities from approximately 90 developing and emerging countries.
AFI empowers policymakers to improve access to, and usage and quality of, financial services for underserved communities through formulation, implementation and global advocacy of sustainable and inclusive policies. AFI members set their own agenda and harness the power of peer learning to develop practical and tested policy reforms that enhance financial inclusion with strategic support from both public and private sector partne