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> Posted by Barbara Magnoni, President of EA Consultants

This post is part of the Center for Financial Inclusion’s Expert Exchange: Building A Movement Toward Financial Inclusion by 2020, cultivating conversation around the goal of reaching full financial inclusion by 2020. For further questions about this series, write to Sonja E. Kelly, Fellow, Center for Financial Inclusion at ACCION International.

When I was first asked to reflect on the Center for Financial Inclusion’s Opportunities and Obstacles paper, I immediately began thinking of the practical implications for providers of turning the survey responses into actions.

The diverse list of opportunities and obstacles that were highlighted in the survey shows just how dynamic the process of action toward financial inclusion must be. Read the rest of this entry »

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