A bank for women in India featuring Chetna Sinha
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In this episode, IFC speaks to Chetna Sinha, founder of Mann Deshi Mahila Cooperative Bank, a bank in India aimed at rural women. Chetna speaks to us about what financial literacy means for women, why it’s important to have access to a bank account and what financial institutions can do to empower women in India.
Chetna Sinha’s bank for women in India
IFC’s Work on Gender in South Asia
IFC’s work on microfinance
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