• Women Financial Inclusion 2019
• Prudential Standard No.1-2018/BSD : Guidance on Recovery Planning
• Prudential Standards No. 02-2016/BSD: Deposit-Taking Microfinance Institutions
• Agency Banking Prudential Standards No.-01-2016/BSD
• National Microfinance Policy

Global Money Week Report 11 - 22 March 2024   [pdf|1.6MB]

Global Money Week 2024 - CEO Round Table Keynote Address  [pdf|1.6MB]

2023 Annual Financial Literacy Report  [pdf|4.6MB]

2023 Annual Financial Inclusion Conference presentation by Deputy Governor Dr J.T Chipika, 4 December 2023 [pdf|2MB]

Governor's Keynote Address at the 2023 Annual Financial Inclusion Conference, 4 December 2023 [pdf|137 KB]

Consolidated Global Money Week Report 2023 [.pdf|7 MB]

Zimbabwe FinScope Consumer Survey Report December 2022 [.pdf 2.23 MB]

Zimbabwe FinScope MSME Survey Report December 2022  [pdf|7MB]

The Financial Inclusion Bulletin Volume 2, Issue 1 (January - December 2022) [.pdf|7 MB]

Commemorating Global Money Week 2022 (21 - 27 March 2022)  [.pdf|1.5 MB]

2021 Financial Inclusion Bulletin [.pdf| 35 MB]

Zimbabwe National Financial Inclusion Journey 2016-2020 [pdf|7MB]

Commemorating Global Money Week 2021 (22 - 28 March 2021)  [.pdf|4 MB]   [Video|.M4V]

2021 Consolidated Global Money Week Celebrations Report [.pdf| 1.34 MB]

• Globally, policy makers are increasingly embracing financial inclusion initiatives to foster inclusive economic growth and social development.
  
  
• Financial Inclusion means that individuals and businesses have access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet their needs – transactions, payments, savings, credit and insurance – delivered in a responsible and sustainable way.
  
  
• Financial Inclusion is a key enabler to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030.
  
  
• The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has therefore adopted a developmental approach to drive financial inclusion in Zimbabwe.
  
  
• The following are some of the benefits of financial inclusion.

1. freedom from clutches of informal lenders/loan sharks;
2. enhances financial deepening;
3. promotes inclusive and equitable economic growth;
4. boost employment opportunities;
5. promotes formalisation of the economy;
6. promote growth of formal sources of credit;
7. poverty reduction; and
8. enhances financial stability.