AFI is the world’s leading organization on financial inclusion policy and regulation. A member-owned network, we promote and develop evidence-based policy solutions that improve the lives of the poor through the power of financial inclusion.
The Maya Declaration is first commitment platform that enables AFI members to set concrete financial inclusion targets, implement in-country policy changes, and regularly share progress updates. A public commitment to the Maya Declaration is a means to champion financial inclusion.
The AFI GPF is the highlight of the financial inclusion calendar, offering the most important and comprehensive forum for AFI’s vibrant and growing global network of 100 member institutions, international donors and expert knowledge partners.
AFI policy response combines quick, needs-based, highly practical and high-impact interventions, which enable implementation of rapid response policies and regulations in highly affected countries.
Dasho Penjore, Governor of the Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan: "Financial inclusion is a key pillar in achieving Bhutan's national goal of sustainable and inclusive socio-econmic growth."
The purpose of the framework is to provide an intuitive way for financial regulators to consider the full range of policy actions for IGF.
The collection of case studies present a stocktaking and examination of Rwanda, Mauritania and Afghanistan's progress in advancing forcibly displaced persons' financial inclusion.
This report highlights Bhutan’s financial inclusion journey in terms of supportive regulations promoting financial inclusion, infrastructural access points, access to basic financial products and more.
With a vibrant DFS market and a progressive central bank, Bangladesh has much to share with the rest of the world. This case study delves into the evidence-based benefits and limitations of Bangladesh Bank’s approach to regulating and supervising innovations in the DFS market.
