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A System Motivated to drive Microfinance Operations to Success
Many companies in the country and globally operate under the customs and invent less in making sure they succeed their customers especially in their operations. They conduct their business the same way the same manner every day something that makes their customers unexcited because they are certainly used to the practice over and over.
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A system for Developing Financial Inclusion in Tanzania
Financial inclusion means that individuals and businesses have access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet their needs, transactions, payments, savings, credit and insurance, delivered in a responsible and sustainable way.
An Overview of The Microfinance Act in Tanzania; Its Practicability to MFI’s Sector
In December 2018, the parliament of the United Republic of Tanzania enacted a Microfinance Act which seeks to clarify the framework under which microfinance institutions are governed, regulated, and operate. The Act provides for licensing, regulation and supervision of a highly segmented microfinance sector in Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar. It concretized a commitment made by the Ministry of Finance and Planning and the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) to transform the microfinance sector through better integration and regulation. This was to be realized through the National Microfinance Policy 2000 (NMP 2000), however the implementation of the policy was unsuccessful, leading to its revision in 2017. The 2018 Microfinance Act was enacted “in order to operationalize NMP 2017” whose main objective was to create an enabling environment for the microfinance sub sector to contribute to poverty reduction.
Rethinking Financial Services
Mobile money services have proved to be an efficient way in driving up financial inclusion and bringing social economic transformation of the financially marginalised population.
The FinScope Report 2017 findings released last week shows that access to financial services through use of mobile phone grew to 60 per cent from 50 per cent in four years period.