The new strategy draws on predecessor distribution experience. Current reach, active relationships and delivery resources will be established for the proposed programme rather than assumed from historic activity.
Relevant partner categories
Financial Institutions
Authorised product and service providers.
Fintech and Payment Businesses
Technology and permitted distribution arrangements.
Enterprise Support Organisations
SME readiness and education programmes.
Field Networks
Suitable local delivery and supervision capability.
Development Organisation
Funded programmes with defined outcomes.
Public Institutions
Properly authorised community or enterprise initiatives.
Strategic Corporate
Commercial or sponsored programmes with clear responsibilities.
Potential partnership scopes
Education
Financial-literacy content and delivery.
SME Readiness
Practical business records and onboarding preparation.
Agent Preparation
Assessment and training before activation.
Community Engagement
Programmes with associations and cooperatives.
Digital Onboarding
Appropriate registration and future product interest.
Inclusive Information
Purpose-specific analysis with suitable data safeguards.
How we approach delivery
Community Relevance
Start with actual participant needs.
Trust
Explain terms and responsibilities clearly.
Business Usefulness
Measure the service delivered.
Agent Readiness
Distinguish candidates from activated operators.
Partner clarity
Allocate duties in writing.
Field and technology coordination
Match tools to operating needs.
Partnership Principles
Standards for a programme
Responsible Access
Avoid misleading product or earnings claims.
Regulatory Clarity
Establish who may perform each activity.
Customer Protection
Provide usable assistance and complaints routes.
Community Value
Define the intended benefit and how it is assessed.
Continuing accountability
Review delivery, data handling and financial performance.
Examples of possible mandates
A bank could commission approved onboarding support, an employer could sponsor education, a provider could assess suitable agent locations. These are examples of proposed arrangements, not announcements of signed customers.
Agree measures before implementation
Measures may include programme completion, eligible onboarding, active service use and resolved complaints. Targets and achieved results must be reported separately.
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Start with the programme objective
Tell us the audience, location, service scope, intended contribution and relevant permissions.