The government think-tank, NITI Aayog has said that the factors like better compensation to banking correspondents, facilitating paperless banking and introducing financial literacy chapters in school curricula will spur financial inclusion in the country. However, it pointed out the constraints like--lack of financial literacy, high cost of banking services & excessive regulatory requirements--in achieving the financial inclusion.
In its 'Strategy for New India @75' document, the think-tank mentioned about the initiatives being taken by the government through many flagship schemes to promote financial inclusion and provide financial security to empower the poor and unbanked in the country. It also said that efforts to improve financial literacy should be complemented by mass media campaigns to spread information on financial products and how they are used.
Besides, NITI Aayog highlighted that the promotion of Aadhaar and direct benefit transfer schemes facilitate financial inclusion, further noting that the issue of inadequate training is being addressed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) which has developed a framework for certification for both basic and advanced levels.
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