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MAYA DECLARATION TURNING COMMITMENTS INTO ACTION
The Maya Declaration is the first global commitment by policymakers from developing and emerging countries to unlock the economic and social potential of the poor through greater financial inclusion.
54% of the world’s unbanked live in countries with Maya Commitments
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The Maya Declaration is the first global commitment by policymakers from developing and emerging countries to unlock the economic and social potential of the poor through greater financial inclusion. AFI’S Global Network represents 84% of the world’s unbanked, with existing commitments under the Maya Declaration cover 54% of the unbanked. MAYA DECLARATION VALUES
The Declaration is underpinned by three core values that are not only essential in expanding financial inclusion, but also provide a new blueprint for international cooperation in development. These values are: > Self-determination > Peer-to-peer knowledge exchange > New forms of cooperation DISTRIBUTION OF UNBANKED POPULATION (AGE 15+), % 54 16
84%
REPRESENTED BY AFI MEMBERS
■ AFI Members with Maya Commitment ■ Other AFI Members ■ Non-AFI
30
INSTITUTIONAL COMMITMENTS BY REGION
58 INSTITUTIONAL COMMITMENTS
9
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Sub-Saharan Africa Latin America & the Caribbean Asia Pacific Islands Europe & Central Asia Middle East & North Africa
Source: World Bank- Findex, AFI, CIA. Data based on answers to the question: do you have an account at a formal institution? * Information is available for 48 out of 63 Maya Declaration Signatory countries and 78 AFI countries.
MAYA DECLARATION TIMELINE
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
17 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
26 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
40 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration 46 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration 54 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
58 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
Maya Declaration launched at the 2011 AFI Global Policy Forum in Riviera Maya, Mexico.
At the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico, G20 Leaders recognize the role of the Maya Declaration in the Implementation of concrete and innovative financial inclusion initiatives.
Sasana Accord launched at the 2013 Global Policy Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Launch of the Online Progress Dashboard.
Maputo Accord launched at the 2014 Global Policy Forum in Maputo, Mozambique.
AFI Online Data Portal (ADP)launched to replace the Online Progress Dashboard.
MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF THE MAYA COMMITMENTS
To further strengthen the monitoring and evaluation of the Maya Declaration, AFI has launched the AFI Data Portal (ADP), which will allow members to: > Announce new Maya commitments > Report progress on existing commitments > Check their peers’ status of progress through achieving commitments Overall, the ADP will strengthen peer learning in financial inclusion policymaking, and facilitate the measurement and comparison of progress made in advancing financial inclusion. The AFI Data Portal can be accessed at www.afi-dataportal.org MAYA DECLRATION MAP OF COMMITMENTS ■ AFI Members with Maya Commitment ■ Other AFI Members
© 2016 (August), Alliance for Financial Inclusion. All rights reserved.
The Maya Declaration is the first global commitment by policymakers from developing and emerging countries to unlock the economic and social potential of the poor through greater financial inclusion.
54% of the world’s unbanked live in countries with Maya Commitments
WWW.AFI-GLOBAL.ORG
The Maya Declaration is the first global commitment by policymakers from developing and emerging countries to unlock the economic and social potential of the poor through greater financial inclusion. AFI’S Global Network represents 84% of the world’s unbanked, with existing commitments under the Maya Declaration cover 54% of the unbanked. MAYA DECLARATION VALUES
The Declaration is underpinned by three core values that are not only essential in expanding financial inclusion, but also provide a new blueprint for international cooperation in development. These values are: > Self-determination > Peer-to-peer knowledge exchange > New forms of cooperation DISTRIBUTION OF UNBANKED POPULATION (AGE 15+), % 54 16
84%
REPRESENTED BY AFI MEMBERS
■ AFI Members with Maya Commitment ■ Other AFI Members ■ Non-AFI
30
INSTITUTIONAL COMMITMENTS BY REGION
58 INSTITUTIONAL COMMITMENTS
9
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Sub-Saharan Africa Latin America & the Caribbean Asia Pacific Islands Europe & Central Asia Middle East & North Africa
Source: World Bank- Findex, AFI, CIA. Data based on answers to the question: do you have an account at a formal institution? * Information is available for 48 out of 63 Maya Declaration Signatory countries and 78 AFI countries.
MAYA DECLARATION TIMELINE
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
17 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
26 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
40 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration 46 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration 54 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
58 AFI Member Institutions with commitments to the Maya Declaration
Maya Declaration launched at the 2011 AFI Global Policy Forum in Riviera Maya, Mexico.
At the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico, G20 Leaders recognize the role of the Maya Declaration in the Implementation of concrete and innovative financial inclusion initiatives.
Sasana Accord launched at the 2013 Global Policy Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Launch of the Online Progress Dashboard.
Maputo Accord launched at the 2014 Global Policy Forum in Maputo, Mozambique.
AFI Online Data Portal (ADP)launched to replace the Online Progress Dashboard.
MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF THE MAYA COMMITMENTS
To further strengthen the monitoring and evaluation of the Maya Declaration, AFI has launched the AFI Data Portal (ADP), which will allow members to: > Announce new Maya commitments > Report progress on existing commitments > Check their peers’ status of progress through achieving commitments Overall, the ADP will strengthen peer learning in financial inclusion policymaking, and facilitate the measurement and comparison of progress made in advancing financial inclusion. The AFI Data Portal can be accessed at www.afi-dataportal.org MAYA DECLRATION MAP OF COMMITMENTS ■ AFI Members with Maya Commitment ■ Other AFI Members
© 2016 (August), Alliance for Financial Inclusion. All rights reserved.
