Since its launch at the 2011
Global Policy Forum (GPF) in Mexico, members of the
Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) have made concrete financial inclusion targets, continued to implement in-country policy improvements and regularly shared progress updates on the AFI Data Portal (ADP). The founding members were: •
Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores • Superintendencia de Banca, Seguros y AFP del Peru •
Reserve Bank of Fiji •
Bank of Tanzania •
Banque de la Republique du Burundi •
Banque Centrale de la Republique de Guinee •
Bank of Uganda •
Central Bank of Kenya •
Central Bank of Nigeria •
Reserve Bank of Malawi •
National Bank of Rwanda Accords over the years The Maya Declaration laid the groundwork for AFI members to develop and adopt a series of accords, action plans and statements that outline specific goals and target different aspects of financial inclusion over the years.
A decade-long journey , 10 years after its launch, almost 80 percent of AFI member institutions have made a Maya Declaration commitment. The 73 countries with institutional commitments are represented by 82 institutions that have collectively made 885 targets into the ADP. AFI members include roughly 101 central banks and other financial regulatory institutions from nearly 90 emerging and developing economies. AFI is committed to supporting its members in fully achieving their commitments to contributing towards more inclusive development and poverty alleviation. ==Core values==