Financial inclusion is not just about helping individuals open bank accounts. It involves a broader set of policies, strategies and partnerships designed to ensure that everyone can participate in the financial system on fair terms.
This module looks at what financial inclusion means at a strategic level — what the evidence says about effective approaches, what role your organisation might play, and how front-line practice connects to bigger systemic questions.
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Describe what financial inclusion means at a strategic and systemic level
- Explain the main policy levers used to address financial exclusion in the UK
- Identify how your own organisation's approach to financial inclusion fits into a wider picture
- Reflect on how front-line practice can contribute to systemic change