# Financial Inclusion Financial Inclusion refers to the provision of accessible, affordable financial services to all segments of society, particularly the underserved and marginalized groups. It aims to integrate these populations into the formal financial system, thus enabling their participation in economic activities and contributing to overall economic development. Financial inclusion encompasses a range of services, including savings, credit, insurance, and payment facilities. In relation to data, analyzing financial behavior and demographic trends helps identify underserved populations. Through data-driven insights, financial institutions can develop targeted products and services that address the specific needs of these groups, enhancing inclusivity and economic participation. For more information about recent financial inclusion research, please consult the following resources: * [WorldCat](https://search.worldcat.org/search?&offset=1&q=Recent+studies+about+data+and+data+governance+and+Financial+Inclusion) * [Consensus](https://consensus.app/results/?synthesize=off&copilot=off&q=Recent+studies+about+data+and+data+governance+and+Financial+Inclusion) * [Google Scholar](https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=Recent+studies+about+data+and+data+governance+and+Financial+Inclusion) Our research team, partners, and the extended Network of the Datasphere have identified the following organizations working at the intersection of data or data governance and financial inclusion. We recognize this is a dynamic field and would appreciate your help to [[contact our research team|improve]] this resource.