In conversation with Mastercard on how they’re driving digital financial inclusion
" (The Jakarta Post) In light of the lingering economic inequality in Indonesia, the government and private sector are endeavoring to achieve financial inclusion as a solution to the challenges the country is facing as it moves towards a cashless society. Global payments and technology company Mastercard fully supports Indonesia’s efforts to accelerate financial inclusion by building a digital ecosystem through collaborative and scalable initiatives.
He went on to explain that in Indonesia, Mastercard launched its skilling program, the Mastercard Academy 2.0 in 2019. By 2023, the program will equip 100,000 schoolchildren, young adults, entrepreneurs and mid-career professionals with the digital skills they need to thrive and actively participate in Indonesia’s digital transformation journey.
Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and Mercy Corps Indonesia are providing access to one-to-one business mentoring with volunteer mentors, business development webinars, and cybersecurity training on the MicroMentor Indonesia platform and working together with the Cooperatives and SMEs Ministry to reach a minimum of 30,000 micro and small businesses."
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