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CGAP Launches New Strategy as Digital Disruption Reshapes the Financial Inclusion Landscape
CGAP announced a new five-year strategy ("CGAP VI") today to guide its work in helping poor people access and use the financial services they need to help them adapt to disruptive forces reshaping the world.
New technologies are altering the way the financial system works. Globalization of data, increased migration and sweeping changes in employment are pushing CGAP to rethink the ways it addresses the challenges and risks ahead for poor people, making its work at the leading edge of financial inclusion more relevant than ever.
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