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Achieving inclusive growth
The expansion of microfinance services has included a widening array of services as well as greater diversity of partners such as banks, mobile operators, retailers and social investors. MFIs will continue to serve the ultra-poor with specialized services, but outreach will also be achieved by banks working with ‘correspondents’ to expand into rural areas, as Citi Microfinance is already demonstrating in Mexico and Colombia.
The expansion of microfinance services has included a widening array of services as well as greater diversity of partners such as banks, mobile operators, retailers and social investors. MFIs will continue to serve the ultra-poor with specialized services, but outreach will also be achieved by banks working with ‘correspondents’ to expand into rural areas, as Citi Microfinance is already demonstrating in Mexico and Colombia.
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