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Inclusion in India, Human Capital Management, Mobile Money in LAC – Top Picks of the Microfinance Blogosphere
May 15, 2015 in Blogosphere, Branchless Banking, Financial Inclusion, Financial Inclusion 2020, Global Findex, Microfinance, Resources, Technology, Women and Financial Inclusion | Tags: 2014 Global Findex, Blogosphere, Data, Digital Finance, Gender, Grameen Foundation, GSMA, Human Capital Management, IFMR, India, Latin America and the Caribbean, Mobile Money, Next Billion | by Center for Financial Inclusion | Leave a comment
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This edition of top picks features posts highlighting India’s financial inclusion progress and persisting gaps, how the deployment of digital financial systems requires strategic human capital management, and the state of the mobile money industry in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The proportion of adults in India with a bank account increased from 35 to 53 percent between 2011 and 2014, according to the recently-released Global Findex data. A new post on the IFMR LEAD blog shares the Findex findings for India, and outlines the ways in which financial inclusion in the country is still far from achieved. The post affirms that account ownership is just the first step towards inclusion, discussing account usage, gender disparity, and uptake of mobile services, among other topics.


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