Recently, the Chinese Academy of Financial Inclusion (CAFI) has completed the draft of Weather Index Insurance (WII) Research Report (hereinafter referred to as the Report). The Report is based on desk research, expert opinions, and six-month effort to conduct a questionnaire survey of 1,156 rural households in provinces including Gansu, Hebei, Guangdong, Sichuan, Shandong and Jiangxi......

After the COVID-19 pandemic, mobile payments in European and American countries picked up their pace in upgrading and iteration......

The "Financial Diary" project is an important research that Chinese Academy of Financial Inclusion (CAFI) has been following by conducting field research for more than two years......

The main role of fintech in helping to secure and preserve employment is manifested in the following six aspects......

The No. 1 central document for 2021 proposed to “comprehensively advance the rural revitalization and accelerate the modernization of agriculture and rural areas”. According to the data of the third national agricultural census, there are 230 million rural households in China, of which 98% are smallholder households......

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Recently, two articles on the topic of “ Exploring Taizhou Model of microfinance” has brought a lot of buzz among members of the Inclusion Club. Therefore, On January 28th 2021, CAFI invited five experts in the related field to the dialog “Inclusion Horizon” to discuss the issues of Taizhou Model from the perspective of its sustainability, reproducibility etc.,.

The study concludes that DFI can reduce transaction costs, promote the innovation of agricultural supply chain, and support the growth of the digital economy in rural areas, but it also has higher demands for digital infrastructure, economic and financial environment, and digital literacy of the target groups......

At the conference, people dug into women's financial health and its impact on family financial resilience and shared the key findings of the Report. The Report is based on more than 2,000 valid questionnaires and 10 odd interviews and provides insights into Chinese women's financial health.

During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, high-quality development of financial inclusion is considered crucial to the quality of the national economy. Better digital financial infrastructure and customer data protection are indispensable for a high-quality inclusive financial ecosystem.