National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development


	Introduction

	NABARD at a Glance

	Genesis and Historical Background

	Mission

	Objectives

	Major Activities

	NABARD Act & Preamble

	Organisation Structure


	Role and Functions

	Financials

	Training Establishments

	Contact NABARD

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL INCLUSION

Content
•	Preface & Index	View \| Download
•	Executive Summary and Recommendations	View \| Download
•	Chapter I : Introduction and Overview	View \| Download
•	Chapter II : Nature and Extent of Exclusion	View \| Download
•	Chapter III : National Rural Financial Inclusion Plan	View \| Download
•	Chapter IV : Role of Commercial Banks	View \| Download
•	Chapter V : Regional Rural Banks	View \| Download
•	Chapter VI : Cooperative Credit Institutions	View \| Download
•	Chapter VII : Self-Help Group - Bank Linkage Model	View \| Download
•	Chapter VIII : Microfinance Institutions	View \| Download
•	Chapter IX : Technology Applications	View \| Download
•	Chapter X : Remittance Needs of Poor	View \| Download
•	Chapter XI : Micro Insurance	View \| Download
•	Chapter XII : Demand Side Causes and Solutions for Financial Inclusion	View \| Download
•	Chapter XIII : International Experiences in Financial Inclusion – Key Learning Areas	View \| Download
•	Chapter XIV : Conclusion	View \| Download
•	Annexures : I to VII	View \| Download
•	Annexures : VIII to XI	View \| Download
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National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development

Reserve Bank of India
The Reserve Bank of India was established on April 1, 1935 in accordance with the provisions of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934

Departments of NABARD
NABARD has a list of departments working for the improvement of rural economy
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Indian Banks Association
The IBA was formed on the September 26th, 1946 with 22 members. As on June, 2003 IBA has 147 members comprising of Public Sector banks, Private Sector banks, Foreign banks having offices in India