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Despite significant progress in financial inclusion, many female informal workers in Indonesia struggle to use financial services due to limited financial literacy. If stakeholders are to truly empower these women, they must create financial inclusion initiatives grounded in gender-responsive and context-specific solutions that reflect women’s lived experiences and economic roles. Meaningful inclusion must prioritize financial literacy and build women’s confidence to manage their finances. Read on to explore how Indonesia can strengthen financial literacy among female informal workers.
The study highlights the critical role of female cash-in cash-out (CICO) agents in financial inclusion, outlines key barriers they face, and offers strategies to support them across their business lifecycle.
Aspire to Innovate’s SATHI Network, launched in 2022, promotes rural women’s financial inclusion and entrepreneurship. It partners with banks and MFS providers to enhance financial literacy with more than 300 members.
We organized a webinar titled “Sathi Network: A Pathway to Women’s Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion” on 20th May 20 2024. Experts from FinTechs, banks, regulators, and philanthropic organizations discussed ways to reduce the gender gap in financial inclusion, the use of agent networks, and the role of digital public infrastructure in women’s economic empowerment.
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MSC supports State Rural Livelihoods Missions (SRLMs) in four Indian states under the Promoting Financial Inclusion through Community Platforms (PFICP) project. We intend to use digital channels and platforms to enhance access to a broader range of financial products and services by self-help group (SHG) women.