This is part of efforts to address low usage, cost of travel and lack of opportunities to transact.
The United Nation’s Pacific Financial Inclusion Programme (PFIP), through funding from the Governments of Australia and New Zealand, is working with NBV to launch a tablet-based transaction platform that will vastly reduce transaction time and costs. The project is also expected to add 14,200 new customers to the NBV client base, of which 50% will be women.
