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Inform policy by tracking progress on a bi-annual basis using AFI core set of Financial Inclusion Indicators

Bank of Uganda

Qualitative Financial Inclusion Data
In Progress

Increase the percentage of adult population (16 years+) formally financially included from 58% (FinScope survey 2018) to at least 80% by 2022

Bank of Uganda

Quantitative Overarching National Goal
In Progress

Increase the level of financial literacy through the continued implementation of the Strategy for Financial Literacy

Bank of Uganda

Qualitative Consumer Empowerment & Market Conduct
Completed

Fast track the finalisation of the regulatory frameworks for Agent Banking and Tier IV financial institutions such as Savings and Credit Cooperative Organisations (SACCOs), Microfinance Institutions (MFIs), and Self Help Groups (SHGs)

Bank of Uganda

Qualitative Agent Banking
Completed

Support the use of innovative technologies based on mobile money platforms to increase access to financial services to the unbanked

Bank of Uganda

Qualitative E-money
Completed

Reduce barriers to access by dialoguing with financial institutions based on barriers to access identified in the demand side survey (FinScope III survey 2013) such as costs related to opening an account

Bank of Uganda

Qualitative Other
Completed

Enhance trust and transparency between financial institutions and clients by strengthening financial consumer protection on the regulatory level and promoting public awareness of consumer rights and responsibilities

Bank of Uganda

Qualitative Consumer Empowerment & Market Conduct
Completed

Increase the percentage of adult population with bank accounts from 32.8% in 2013 to 39.5% in 2017

Bank of Uganda

Quantitative Overarching National Goal
Completed

Increase % of populations with KYC ID from18% in 2010 to 59% by 2015 and to 100% by 2020

Central Bank of Nigeria

Quantitative Global Standards
In Progress

Increase agents from 0 per 100,000 adults in 2010 to 31 per 100,000 adults by 2015 and to 62 per 100,000 adults by 2020

Central Bank of Nigeria

Quantitative Agent Banking
In Progress