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CEFI’s key role is to coordinate, advocate and monitor financial inclusion activities including coordinating stakeholder dialogue towards responsible financial service delivery and service quality, encourage innovation and strengthen financial sector industry development.
Measuring progress towards financial inclusion is important for policymakers, financial institutions, and other stakeholders. Quarterly reports can provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of financial inclusion initiatives, the uptake of financial services by underserved populations, and the challenges that still need to be addressed.
CEFI works with the government and other stakeholders to develop and implement a national strategy to increase financial inclusion in PNG
CEFI develops and implements financial education programs to help people in PNG improve their financial literacy and make informed decisions about money.
CEFI supports the development of agent banking networks, which allow people in remote areas to access basic financial services through local agents.
CEFI works to increase access to digital financial services, such as mobile money and electronic payments, in order to expand financial inclusion in PNG.
The Inclusive Green Finance Policy (IGFP) Project was initiated in 25 June 2021 with the aim of greater understanding of climate resilience and inclusive green growth in PNG. IGFP marks the first step towards green finance in PNG, thereby facilitating future efforts to monitor, regulate, and promote green finance flows in the country.
CEFI’s key role is to coordinate, advocate and monitor financial inclusion activities including coordinating stakeholder dialogue towards responsible financial service delivery and service quality, encourage innovation and strengthen financial sector industry development.
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The Regina Sagu Foundation (RSF) will deliver its first financial literacy training in Wabag, Enga province next month following four of its staff successfully completing a Training of Trainers Training in Port Moresby recently.
The group were among 29 trainees including 19 women who were certified by CEFI after completing a five day Financial Literacy (FL) ToT training from November 04-08.
The four RSF team members are foundation president Mrs. Grace Barton Ma’ai, vice president Ms. Rosemary Koimo and two employees Rhoda Kore and Tommy Aiyok.
The training is a part of a MoU the foundation signed with CEFI in October this year which will enable RSF to deliver financial literacy training to women SME’s in Enga province, other Centres of PNG and in the National Capital District.
The Centre for Excellence in Financial Inclusion (CEFI) and the Build Bougainville Foundation Incorporated (BBFI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will see both
The Regina Sagu Foundation (RSF) will deliver its first financial literacy training in Wabag, Enga province next month following four of its staff successfully completing
PinBox, a global social pensionTech and digital micro-pension inclusion innovation, administration and expert advisory services firm, will work in collaboration with CEFI in promoting mass
CEFI’s key role is to coordinate, advocate and monitor financial inclusion activities including coordinating stakeholder dialogue towards responsible financial service delivery and service quality, encourage innovation and strengthen financial sector industry development.
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