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Over 80 participants, representing the government, the private sector, civil society organizations, women’s organizations, and donor agencies all participated in this event designed to formulate a coordinated action agenda to increase access to financial services for the approximately 80% of Solomon Islanders who still do not currently have access to them. The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI), and The

The Fiji Financial Education Curriculum Development Project (FinEd) was officially launched by the Minister of Education, Ambassador Filipe Bole on Tuesday, 18th January, 2011. More then 75 stakeholders, PFIP partners and donors were present at the event to see the launch of this project in Fiji schools intergrating financial education into core curricula from class 1-13.

Informal Information Exchanges begin with a short presentation on a topic of interest followed by some informal discussion on this topic as well as the promotion of financial inclusion in general with counterparts from financial institutions, microfinance institutions, donor organizations, the central bank and other professionals. Following the presentations, there is an opportunity for stakeholders to network, an

Sponsored by PFIP and hosted by the Reserve Bank of Vanuatu, five of the six Pacific Central Bank members of the Alliance for Financial Inclusion met to discuss critical policy areas that increase access to finance.

Informal Information Exchanges begin with a short presentation on a topic of interest followed by some informal discussion on this topic as well as the promotion of financial inclusion in general with counterparts from financial institutions, microfinance institutions, donor organizations, the central bank and other professionals. Following the presentations, there is an opportunity for stakeholders to network, an