Let’s collaborate to create a banking landscape where everyone has equal access to essential financial services, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and inclusive future.
The Global Executive Economic Council for Financial Inclusion was established in New York, initiated by global economic justice and financial inclusion advocates during the 68th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68), the UN’s largest annual gathering on gender equality and women’s empowerment, which took place from March 11 to 22, 2024. Additionally, during the same timeframe, the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative published a framework to implement financial inclusion. This framework aids financial institutions in supporting diverse clients to achieve economic growth.
Our mission is to advance financial equity and knowledge sharing by enhancing accessibility to financial services for the global unbanked population.
Our vision is to guarantee that all individuals who require financial services have access to a diverse range of high-quality financial solutions at affordable rates.
Financial Inclusion Week (FIW) is an energetic global forum designed to facilitate the exchange of ideas, research findings, and diverse perspectives aimed at propelling the future of inclusive finance worldwide. Throughout the week, we'll be organizing engaging social media campaigns and insightful webinars. Stay tuned for updates and join us in shaping the future of financial inclusion!
Prepare to embark on an enlightening journey at our groundbreaking conference dedicated to advancing financial inclusion worldwide. This prestigious event serves as a catalyst for change, bringing together global leaders, policymakers, practitioners, and innovators to collectively address the most pressing challenges and explore innovative solutions in the field of financial inclusion.
The G20 Financial Inclusion Indicators assess the state of financial inclusion and digital financial services, nationally and globally. The data, which measures accessibility, use, and quality of financial services, can be used by countries to support their financial inclusion goals.
Engage a diverse range of stakeholders including governments, central banks, financial regulatory institutions etc.
Conduct research and data analysis to identify gaps, challenges, and opportunities related to financial inclusion globally.
Advocate for policy changes at the national, regional, and international levels to promote financial inclusion.
Foster partnerships and collaboration with other global initiatives, networks, and platforms working towards similar goals.
The success of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development hinges on effective collaboration between all relevant actors.Here’s an overview of the (WECEFI) key committees:
This committee focuses on experience sharing individual countries, tailoring efforts to address specific local challenges, and promoting Financial Health and Inclusion reporting with other frameworks.
Working at the international level, this committee engages with diplomatic channels, governments, and international organizations to advocate for policy changes and commitments to end violence against women and girls
Collaboration is key to our success. This committee nurtures partnerships with like-minded organizations, governments, and stakeholders to amplify our impact and reach.
We welcome you to become part of our global network! Please fill out the form here below to express your interest and join us in making a positive impact. Upon submission, our team will review your application and reach out to you shortly. Thank you for your interest in joining the network.
"Thanks to WECEFI's initiatives, I was able to access financial services for the first time in my life. Their dedication to promoting economic equity is truly changing lives."
"Working with WECEFI has been a game-changer for our organization. Their expertise and support have helped us implement impactful policies that drive financial inclusion in our community."
"WECEFI's commitment to collaboration and knowledge-sharing is inspiring. Their efforts are not only making a difference locally but are also shaping the global conversation around financial equity."
I stand firmly in support of financial inclusion and the promotion of financial health as essential pillars in our journey towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Global Executive Economic Council for Financial Inclusion was established in New York, initiated by global economic justice and financial inclusion advocates during the 68th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68).
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