At the Centre for Financial Inclusion Eswatini, we are dedicated to promoting financial literacy, economic empowerment, and sustainable financial access for all. Our mission is to bridge the gap between underserved communities and economic opportunities, empowering youth, women, entrepreneurs, and small businesses to thrive. By fostering strong relationships with beneficiaries, leveraging digital finance innovations, and driving financial awareness, we aim to create a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable economy — ensuring no one is left behind in Eswatini’s financial journey.
To enhance economic participation through access & usage of financial services and products
To be a nationally & regionally
recognized catalyst for financial inclusion for inclusive & sustainable
economic growth
i. Professionalism – We execute our work with diligence & skills
ii. Resilience – We continuously adapt for growth in the midst of adverse conditions
iii. Integrity - We uphold the highest Stds in our dealings
iv. Teamwork – We work together to achieve both individual & organizational goals
v. Accountability – We accept responsibility & answerability for our actions
vi. Customer-Centric – We ensure that our service offering is aligned with the needs and preferences of our beneficiaries
To improve access and usage of financial services and products, the government of Eswatini established the Centre for Financial Inclusion and mandated it to facilitate, coordinate, and oversee the execution of the country's National Financial Inclusion Strategy
As the FINCLUDE Project (implemented by the Centre for Financial Inclusion) we take pride in making every farmer’s dream a reality no matter how long it may take. We are fully committed to ensure issues of access to finance for the farmers take centre of all our interventions.
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