Smart Green Banking: Product with Deposit-Payment Mechanism in Education Discipline for Inclusive Financial Growth

Sanjoy Pal

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Sanjoy Pal

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smart green banking, financial inclusion, education, economy, environmental sustainability

Abstract

Green Economy is the elemental philosophy of Sustainable Development Goals. Finance introduces scopes for long-term economic sustainability where green banking products are the novelty of financial revolution against the environmental destruction. The inclusion of unbanked youths into the banking services in a customized way is the automation of banking from educational platform. To achieve the environmental sustainability, Green technology should be applied from basic level. That's why the reformation of green banking products is now imperative. The environmental and social benefit can be achieved through the up gradation of students' banking in higher study level. In addition to this students can also be a part of surplus economic unit. The paper addresses the justification for smart green banking product with payment mechanism and shows its relevancy to financial inclusion.

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Smart Green Banking: Product with Deposit-Payment Mechanism in Education Discipline for Inclusive Financial Growth. (2015). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 15(55), 49-62. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/

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