The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has called on members of the public and stakeholders in the financial sector to submit their comments on the draft National Financial Inclusion Strategy (NFIS 2025–2028).
The strategy, developed in collaboration with both public and private sector players, seeks to build on the progress made in advancing financial inclusion across the country.
According to the CBK, the new NFIS aims to coordinate ongoing initiatives, address policy fragmentation, foster innovation, and strengthen programmes targeting underserved populations. It also seeks to create synergy among stakeholders working to expand access to financial services.
The Central Bank emphasized that public participation is critical in shaping a comprehensive and inclusive strategy.
The draft NFIS 2025–2028 has been published online and can be accessed through this link. Comments must be submitted using the provided template, accessible at this form, or sent via email to NFISatcentralbank . go . ke.
The deadline for submission of feedback is Thursday, October 9, 2025, at 5:00 PM East African Time.
Feedback should be addressed to the Director, Research Department, Central Bank of Kenya, P.O. Box 60000 – 00200, Nairobi.
With the new NFIS, the CBK hopes to deepen financial access, close existing gaps, and advance Kenya’s financial inclusion agenda for sustainable economic growth.
