Publication: Financial Inclusion Data: Assessing the Landscape and Country-level Target Approaches

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2011-10
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2011-10
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International Finance Corporation
Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion
Abstract
The group of 20 (G-20) recognizes data and measurement as an essential foundation for advancing financial inclusion at a global level. The data and measurement sub-group, in its first year, was tasked to identify the existing financial inclusion data landscape, to assess the data gaps, to develop key performance indicators, and to lay out the foundations for the framing of financial inclusion target setting approaches. The purpose of this report, prepared for the global partnership for financial inclusion (GPFI), is to highlight the key findings and recommendations of the data and measurement sub-group during its first year, provide input for a roadmap for the GPFI's work plan for the coming year, and to present key policy recommendations for consideration by the G-20 policy makers for the Cannes summit in November 2011. The policy recommendations presented are relevant at the global level, including both G-20 and non-G-20 countries. The GPFI holds the potential for impact on two levels: (i) incorporating guidance on measurement frameworks and prioritizations of targets through GPFI country-level pilots; and (ii) aligning on the roadmap and determining a toolkit for formulating country level targets or goals to help - operationalize GPFI's universal access vision.
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International Finance Corporation; Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion. 2011. Financial Inclusion Data : Assessing the Landscape and Country-level Target Approaches. © International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC. http://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/21741 License: CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO.
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