the India Story - Postal Financial Inclusion

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Inclusive Growth & Financial Inclusion in India >>Phase II (1980 – 2000)NABARD , NHB and SIDBI, Institutions actively involved in FI,were set upMicrofinance programme– SHG -Bank linkage facilitated byNABARDGrowth of Micro Finance Institutions
Financial Inclusion : RBI’s Broad View• Connecting people to the banking system, not just credit dispensation• Access to payments system• Use multiple channels such as civil service organisations, NGOs ,post offices, farmers’ clubs, panchayats (local political bodies), MFIsetc to expand outreach• To adopt a decentralised approach, which is state and region specific• Make use of ICT, using biometric and mobile hand-held held electronicdevices by agents of banks, such as business facilitators /correspondents• Aim at continuous evaluation, sharing of experiences, feedback and aimprovement.
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