Removing barriers to financial inclusion for
underserved Nigerian communities.
Recent Updates
Marginalised Nigerians are more likely to be excluded from the formal economy due to a lack of ID; and the current ID enrolment framework presents barriers that disproportionately disadvantage these groups.
Identity is just
a start
Having ID does not make these groups formally included, but transitioning into formal inclusion is dependent on it.
Women in rural areas
are most vulnerable
The poorer you are, the less likely you are to have an ID, with rural women being the most affected group.
Data and Stories
Get Involved
Community Leaders
Tell us about you and your community members’ lived experiences in accessing financial services. We want to understand the barriers they face and the changes they want to see.
Service Providers
Partner with us to gather and publish better data, co-design solutions and build a viable marketplace for supply of identity and other critical financial services for marginalised communities.
Media & Influencers
Access to continuously improved and readily consumable media on this platform. You can amplify and bring it to the attention of decision makers. Tell us how we are doing and what additional resources you would like to see.
Government
With your participation & endorsement, Inclusion for all offers a platform that can enable the development of robust policies and tackle barriers that prevent millions from participating in the formal economy.
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