Designing a Minimum Social Security Floor for the Indian Unorganised Sector
This post is the second in a series on Social Security for the Indian Unorganised Sector.
Local address proof no longer a hurdle for unbanked Indians
Imagine you are a labourer in a village in Odisha and have painstakingly completed your Aadhaar formalities (for which you gave a proof of permanent address and your fingerprints).
Local Address Proof no longer a bottleneck to account opening
Customers attempting to open a savings bank account in a scheduled commercial bank will no longer require to furnish proof of current address if the customer is staying at a location that does not correspond with that of his or her permanent address.
Local address proof no longer a hurdle for unbanked Indians
Imagine you are a labourer in a village in Odisha and have painstakingly completed your Aadhaar formalities (for which you gave a proof of permanent address and your fingerprints).
What Ails Social Security for the Indian Unorganised Sector? Challenges in Design and Implementation
This post is the first in a series on Social Security for the Indian Unorganised Sector.
The Role of Financial Inclusion and Financial Deepening
Financial inclusion and financial deepening have an important role to play in promoting economic growth and reducing poverty and inequality, while mitigating systemic risk and maintaining financial stability.
Strengthening Rural Lending
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A Picture of India’s Financial Depth
The CCFS Report has laid out a vision for Sufficient Access to Affordable Formal Credit that places a goal of achieving a Credit to GDP ratio for each district of atleast 10% by January 1, 2016, and to cross 50% by January 1, 2020.
Understanding Voluntary Pension Contributions by Informal Sector Workers
Financial inclusion is a priority area in the minds of policy makers in India. The larger focus of this debate has been on access to credit and insurance.
India Rural Development Report
A few months earlier IDFC Foundation had prepared the “India Rural Development Report 2012/13” which provided a wide perspective on the rural landscape covering the Rural dynamics, Livelihoods, Inclusion, Infrastructure, Sustainability and a review of major central government rural programmes and schemes and, in particular, the flagship MGNREGA.
