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At the completion of two years since the launch of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), one of the the largest financial inclusion programmes in the world, India’s example for leading innovations in financial inclusion, access, and technology can provide important learnings for other countries.
The United Nations in India is bringing together leaders of this financial revolution, with senior level stakeholders from the government, the banking sector, microfinance institutions, innovators, technology providers, CSOs, intergovernmental organisations, and the UN to a daylong conclave on 13 September, New Delhi.
The programme is divided into four main sessions, focusing on physical access and infrastructure of financial inclusion, maximising financial access and literacy for women and marginalised groups, and using technology and innovation to determine the way forward.
The event will seek to do the following:
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