FORMAL financial inclusion among adult Tanzanians has continued to register an upward trend during the last eight years from 15.8 per cent in 2009 to 65.3 per cent, this year, according to the latest findings of the FinScope Tanzania Survey 2017.
The growth is however below the National Financial Inclusion Framework which had set a target of 70 per cent of the adult population by this year. During the previous FinScope Tanzania survey in 2013, the inclusion stood at 58 per cent.
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