Flowchart final
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• Motto "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a life8me“ • Objective – facilitate FINANCIAL INCLUSION through literacy and financial service to Marginal farmers & landless labor, Migrants, Urban slum dwellers, Self-employed, Unorganized industry, Women and old people) • Short term plan – o Educate masses - about management of money, importance of savings, advantages of saving with banks, benefits of borrowing from banks o Enable financial planning – to help people plan ahead of time for their life cycle needs and deal with unexpected emergencies without resorting to debt o Improve understanding of financial products – eg. Overdraft facility, recurring deposit, KCC, GCC, remittance facility o Liaise with banks to connect masses with formal financial system • Long term goal – o To make the workshop a mandatory aspect of school curriculums and make every individual in this country financially literate o To ensure each household has at least one bank account
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• Motto "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a life8me“
• Objective – facilitate FINANCIAL INCLUSION through literacy and financial service to Marginal farmers & landless labor, Migrants, Urban slum dwellers, Self-employed, Unorganized industry, Women and old people)
• Short term plan – o Educate masses - about management of money, importance of savings, advantages of saving with banks,
benefits of borrowing from banks o Enable financial planning – to help people plan ahead of time for their life cycle needs and deal with
unexpected emergencies without resorting to debt o Improve understanding of financial products – eg. Overdraft facility, recurring deposit, KCC, GCC,
remittance facility o Liaise with banks to connect masses with formal financial system
• Long term goal – o To make the workshop a mandatory aspect of school curriculums and make every individual in this
country financially literate o To ensure each household has at least one bank account
IMPACT of GRASSroot Solutions
MAHARASHTRA PUNJAB RAJASTHAN
o Bikaner, Deshnokh, Hanumangarh, Nohar, Suratgarh, Gadhsana
Cities/ Districts
STATES
Reach of Financial literacy
workshops
Reach of Financial literacy
services
o Mumbai
o Gidharbaha, Mansa
With over 50 workshops conducted targeting 4000+ people, we have received recognition from 27 local panchayat heads, have been felicitated for our contribution in social sector by Mahavir international and have been covered in Rajasthan Patrika & storyexchange.org
Importance of financial inclusion in India
Hurdles to improving savings
Financial literacy & the youth
Rural Poor - What is the best store of Value
GROUP DISCUSSIONS
TESTIMONIALS & MEDIA COVERAGE
