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Scaling up access to finance for India's rural poor presents a formidable developmental challenge in a country as vast and varied as India. It was in this context that Skoch Development Foundation undertook the first-ever nationwide multi-stakeholder study entitled "National Study on Speeding Financial Inclusion."
ISBN13: 978-81-7188-791-0

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 This compilation is the result of action research and field visits across India spread over last 10-years that have been punctuated with seminars and workshops providing multi-stakeholder consultations...
ISDN 13: 978-81-7188-744-6

Financial Inclusion and Skoch

Skoch Development Foundation was set up about a year and half back to  look at poverty issues.  We have had two interventions directly in this time   period. One is we have adopted a little village called Sangram in Arunachal    Pradesh at Indo-China border. This is inhabited by Nishi tribals. It is a    subsistence economy  where we are supporting a school.  The second    intervention which we have is in Mohand in Saharanpur where we bring    similar educational intervention with the Ban Gujjars. Ban Gujjars are    migratory shepherds, and when they travel their children can get educated   so we are trying to get a mobile school that travels with them and continue   their education. So essentially the whole idea behind setting up the Skoch   Development Foundation was (a) to create a think tank which gets into policy issues and (b) also to have a first hand feel of what the felt needs of the poor are and what is it that we can really do to alleviate some of that.  more

Dr. K C Chakrabarty
Dr. K C Chakrabarty, CMD, Punjab National Bank (left) and Mr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission (right) while releasing the book entitled ‘Financial Inclusion’

National Study on Financial Inclusion
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Power Panel on Speeding Financial Inclusion was organized during the 20th Skoch Summit held in Mumbai. Panelists from left to right: Mr Shankar Aggarwal, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Communications & IT; H Krishnamurthy, Principal Research Scientist, IISc - Bangalore; Mr Anurag Gupta, CEO, Zero-Mass Foundation; Dr C Rangarajan, Hon’ble Member, Chairman, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy; Mr S Sridhar, Chairman & Managing Director, Central Bank & National Housing Bank; Mr Hari Sankaran, Managing Director, IL&FS; Mr Sameer Kochhar, Chief Editor & CEO, Skoch.                  more

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Power Panel on Financial Inclusion for Urban Poor
was organized during the 20th Skoch Summit held in Mumbai. Panelists from left to right:Mr Justin Oliver, Executive Director, Centre for Micro Finance - IFMR; Mr M Narendra, Executive Director, Bank of India; Mr Mahesh Jain, CEO, Integra Micro; H Krishnamurthy, Principal Research Scientist, IISc - Bangalore; Mr Sanjay Bhargava, Chief Mentor, Eko India Financial Services Private Ltd; Mr Sameer Kochhar, Chief Editor & CEO, Skoch; Ms K J Udeshi, Chairperson, Banking Codes and Standards Board of India; Mr M Ramadoss, CMD, Oriental Insurance Co Ltd; Dr Deepak B Phatak, IIT-B, Mumbai; Mr Anurag Gupta, CEO, Zero-Mass Foundation; Mr S K Kale, General Manager, NABARD.                                            more
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