Report | Aug 17, 2023
This implementation guide for the High-Level Principles (HLPs) for Digital Financial Inclusion builds on the GPFI’s work and aims to provide practical guidance on effective implementation of the HLPs. The guide is for policy makers from countries in various stages of development. The guide dedicates individual chapters to HLPs 1–6 and emphasizes practical “how-to” approaches and replicable examples of good practices, as well as highlighting potential risks. Each chapter also features additional resources that policy makers can consult on that topic.
Report | Nov 15, 2021
This report examines the factors that have contributed to the resilience of remittances during the pandemic and extracts key lessons learned on consumer behaviour, market performance and the creation of an enabling regulatory environment
Report | Nov 15, 2021
This report provides a summary of the impact of the pandemic on financial consumers and financial inclusion, a global view of the measures implemented to support financial inclusion and protect financial consumers, and sets out the lessons learnt and effective approaches that can be drawn from the experience.
Report | Nov 15, 2021
This report analyses the relationship between MSMEs’ financial literacy, digitalisation and impact of the COVID-19 crisis. The report relies on a dedicated data collection exercise promoted by the G20 Italy Presidency 2021, using the OECD/INFE 2020 survey instrument to measure the financial literacy of MSMEs. Fourteen G20 and non-G20 members participated in the data collection on a voluntary basis, including the following G20 countries: Brazil, China, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey; and the following non-G20 countries: Georgia, the Netherlands, Peru, Portugal, Spain.
Report | Nov 15, 2021
This report discusses the concept of financial resilience and its relationship with financial inclusion, financial literacy and financial well-being. It then offers a wide range of case studies looking at the role of digital financial education initiatives addressing financial resilience and vulnerability. It concludes by proposing a set of effective approaches describing how the digital financial education programmes can support individual financial resilience and long-term well-being
Report | Nov 15, 2021
The report presents a stocktaking of various cases and examples that highlight policy and regulatory approaches as well as private sector initiatives in G20 and non-G20 countries.
Report | Feb 22, 2019
Japan’s GPFI 2019 Priorities Paper highlights aging and financial inclusion. This is in line with GPFI's contribution to the overall G20 Finance Track and working on the 2017 Financial Inclusion Action Plan (FIAP) towards 2020, which identifies "the elderly" as one of the vulnerable groups for financial inclusion.
Report | Apr 12, 2018
The overall goal of the Subgroup is to advance utilization of payment systems, including remittances, in the pursuit of increased, responsible and sustainable financial inclusion. The Subgroup also promotes inclusive digital payment ecosystems, and focuses on emerging technologies and business models that will incorporate strong links to market based approaches through engagement with financial service providers. The Subgroup responds to the call in the G20’s St. Petersburg Development Outlook for the GPFI to explore “targeted actions to... harness emerging mechanisms such as electronic payments and mobile technology that can significantly improve access”. For the year ahead, the Subgroup will work on Action Areas 7, 8, and 9 as defined in the 2017 G20 Financial Inclusion Action Plan.
Report | Jan 29, 2018
This document highlights Argentina's priorities for the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion and maps out key deliverables for the year ahead. Download Argentina's Priorities Paper here > >
Report | Nov 30, 2017
The G20 Leaders agreed to the G20 Plan to Facilitate Remittance Flows in 2014. Through this Plan they committed to implement national remittance plans outlining country-led actions supporting effective remittance flows and reducing remittance transfer costs. At the Antalya Summit in 2015, G20 leaders agreed that national remittances plans would be reviewed annually and updated every two years, with the first update to occur in 2017.Reinforcing this commitment to support effective remittance flows, this first update of the G20 National Remittance Plans encompasses the 2017 update of the GPFI Financial Inclusion Action Plan (FIAP), and includes key G20 commitments of recent years including:Alignment with the 2030 Agenda and Addis Ababa Action Agenda, including the target under Sustainable
