WORKING GROUPS AND REGIONAL INITIATIVES REPORT 2020
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WORKING GROUPS
Each working group acts a key source of policy development and trends in financial inclusion and serve as “communities of practice” on crucial financial inclusion issues. Together, they form the primary mechanism for generating and hosting knowledge within the AFI network and provide a platform for knowledge exchanges and peer learning. This allows policymakers to share, deliberate and deepen their knowledge and understanding of key financial inclusion issues, in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals.
Portrait of farmers growing green peas as an anti-poverty program to provide protein rich food and a sustainable economy. Highlands of Cajamarca, Peru. (Photo by Fawn-Love/iStock)
