This is as true for Kenya that has been on the financial inclusion journey for long, as it is for a country contemplating its first financial inclusion survey. For the pioneers, it is about moving beyond access to financial services to usage and quality.
For countries at nascent stages, it is about understanding access to financial services and what needs to be done to accelerate this. Second, it is about collaboration. One entity cannot do this alone. We have over the various rounds of our finaccess surveys increased the number of our national, regional and international partners.