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The June 2012 edition of ‘Inclusions’, the Center’s monthly newsletter, offers a fresh design and updates on some of our exciting new initiatives and resources.

With this newsletter, we introduce the Client Protection Certification,  a new program that was developed to incentivize financial institutions to uphold client protection principles and standards. We also feature the newest Microfinance Matters Interview with Alex Silva. In this interview, Silva discusses his introduction to the microfinance industry and his role in developing a commercial approach to microfinance.  Read the rest of this entry »

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The May edition of ‘Inclusions’ offers insight into the Center for Financial Inclusion’s Financial Inclusion 2020 project and discusses the way in which the Center is working to build a movement towards global full financial inclusion. The newsletter also provides program updates for FI2020 and the Smart Campaign. 

The newsletter begins:

How do you bring appropriate financial services to the world’s more than 2 billion currently un-served individuals, especially the hard-to-reach? This question is exactly what the Center for Financial Inclusion hopes to answer through the Financial Inclusion 2020 (FI2020) project, which aims to build a movement towards achieving full financial inclusion, using the year 2020 as a focal point to clarify thinking and galvanize action.

This year, 2012, is an important time for FI2020, as key initiatives are
getting underway…

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