Policy tools and resources

Explore practical resources for digital financial services policymaking.

Empowering stakeholders for effective policy change

As economies increasingly rely on technology-driven financial systems, ensuring transparent, well-informed, and inclusive policymaking becomes essential. The UNCDF Policy Accelerator tools and resources provide a platform for stakeholders, from governments and regulatory bodies to industry partners and consumer advocates, to collaborate and engage in informed discussions.

These resources facilitate the exchange of knowledge, best practices, and lessons learned, fostering the development of effective and adaptable policies that can navigate the ever-evolving landscape of digital finance.

By promoting open dialogue and knowledge-sharing, these resources not only enhance regulatory clarity but also empower organisations to navigate digital financial services with confidence, ultimately driving innovation, financial inclusion, and sustainable economic growth.

Using the UNCDF Policy Accelerator tools and resources

  • Apply the UNCDF Policy Accelerator Toolkit to the three phases of policymaking while working toward inclusive Digital Financial Services

  • Explore our briefs to learn about emerging topics for digital economies

  • Apply our guides throughout your policymaking journey


All briefs and guides

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Consult with stakeholders

Start here to engage with public sector actors, private sector actors and consumer groups who are (a) involved in the policymaking process or (b) impacted by the relevant policy or regulation.

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Create an advisory panel or working group

An advisory panel is an important mechanism by which civil society can directly influence the policymaking process. “Convening” organisations can support the infrastructure of the panel, make introductions to regulators, and support regulators in taking civil society recommendations forward.

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Sharing what we’ve learned — and asking for your feedback

We hope that if you use these resources, you will take a few minutes to let us know what you liked and what we can improve upon for the next release.