Economic inclusion and the entrepreneurial spirit

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Highly confident, women entrepreneurs still face systemic barriers

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Partnerships are crucial to a successful digital transformation — enabling new ways to leverage data, evaluate risk, reach new customers, develop innovative products and services, and strengthen customer touchpoints. But financial service providers (FSPs) need to carefully consider when, how, and with whom to partner. This article discusses the many ways to address various issues to build effective partnerships.

Accion is a global nonprofit committed to creating a financially inclusive world, with a pioneering legacy in microfinance and fintech impact investing. We catalyze financial service providers to deliver high-quality, affordable solutions at scale for the three billion people who are left out of – or poorly served by – the financial sector.For more than 50 years, Accion has helped tens of millions of people through its work with more than 90 partners in 40 countries.&nbsp;Since their founding in 1961, Accion has worked tirelessly to empower people who are underserved, revolutionizing financial services for people who are left out.

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Accion Accion is a global nonprofit committed to creating a financially inclusive world, with a pioneering legacy in microfinance and fintech impact investing.

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Scale Financial Inclusion through Strategic Partnerships

Financial inclusion

North America

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Middle East & Africa

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Latin American & Caribbean

AI for social impact

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Data for good

Digital transformation

Economic development

Financial health

Gender equity

Global development

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