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A historic collaboration between the private sector and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
Driven by Regional Office for Eastern Africa of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), this historic collaboration between the private sector and UNODC; in conjunction with the Government of Mauritius has paved the way in the creation of an ethical fintech ecosystem which supports the 2030 Agenda. This pilot programme is set to meet the highest international standards of governance and serve to support the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) # 17.
UNODC has been instrumental in guiding this highly complex and crucial initiative, with the Government of Mauritius, its Economic Development Board and the Central Bank of Mauritius. Pannovate, the key private sector partner building and providing the technology for the Electronic Money Institution pilot program, is an award-winning and established digital solutions provider for the financial services sector with clients in four continents. Given a wealth of experience and a comprehensive understanding of the impact regulatory change, Pannovate is well placed to support this ambitious project.
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I’m honoured and proud to support both the UN in its sustainable development initiative and the Government of Mauritius with this amazing programme. UNODC has played a vital part in gaining alignment across a diverse range of stakeholders to inspire and spearhead the launch of this critical fintech programme.
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