
Financial Inclusion in India
The gender agnostic approach has gone on for too long, and that needs to change.
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The gender agnostic approach has gone on for too long, and that needs to change.
India has experienced exponential growth and enacted innovative financial initiatives in recent years, but promising indicators of greater financial inclusion mask a concerning trend. About half of the women in India with personal bank accounts use them in a limited capacity or not at all. Women’s World Banking’s India Strategy
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