The Vision of the Rural Finance Unit is to have vibrant and well-resourced rural communities that enjoy prospects of sustained social-economic development. The above shall be achieved through the promotion of financial inclusion in rural communities. Meaningful financial inclusion can be attained by promoting universal access to and usage of a broad range of quality and affordable financial products and services that meet the needs of rural communities.

Government will endeavour to employ suitably qualified and skilled man power to spearhead the implementation of the rural finance initiatives and activities.

The Government will adopt a nimble and flexible strategy, responding quickly and appropriately to the demand for Government action created by private sector innovations in products and services or in ways of scaling up the delivery of products and services. Thus Government will support demand-driven and innovative approaches of the private sector that are workable and result based.

To effectively implement the Rural Finance Policy and Strategy, the Rural Finance Unit works in close collaboration with partner institutions at the macro, meso and micro levels.

Information asymmetry is considered as a major constraint to enhancing financial inclusion. Through effective knowledge management, the Rural Finance endeavors to narrow the information gap between players on the demand and supply side in the rural finance sub-sector.