Exim Bank Presents the Winners of ‘Tap Tap Utoboe’ Exim Bank (Export-Import Bank of India) has recently concluded its ‘Tap Tap Utoboe’ contest, an initiative to promote digital financial literacy among rural communities in India. The contest, which ran from May to August 2023, garnered overwhelming participation from across the country. Winners Unveiled After a rigorous evaluation process, Exim Bank has announced the winners of the ‘Tap Tap Utoboe’ contest. The top three winners are: * First Prize: Mr. Ramesh Kumar from Uttar Pradesh * Second Prize: Ms. Priyanka Devi from Bihar * Third Prize: Mr. Vijay Singh from Rajasthan Recognition and Rewards Exim Bank presented the winners with cash prizes and certificates of achievement. Mr. Ramesh Kumar, the first prize winner, received a cash prize of INR 50,000. Purpose of the Contest The ‘Tap Tap Utoboe’ contest was designed to educate rural communities about the benefits of digital financial services and encourage them to adopt cashless transactions. Through engaging games and quizzes, the contest disseminated information on topics such as mobile banking, digital wallets, and cashless payments. Impact The contest not only provided financial literacy to rural communities but also fostered a sense of financial inclusion. By empowering the unbanked and underbanked population with digital financial knowledge, Exim Bank has contributed to the overall economic development of rural India. Quote from Exim Bank “We are delighted with the success of the ‘Tap Tap Utoboe’ contest. It has enabled us to reach a large number of rural communities and empower them with digital financial literacy. We believe that such initiatives will go a long way in fostering financial inclusion and economic progress in rural India,” said a spokesperson from Exim Bank. Conclusion Exim Bank’s ‘Tap Tap Utoboe’ contest has been a resounding success, showcasing the bank’s commitment to promoting financial literacy and empowering rural communities in India. The winners of the contest serve as inspiration for others to embrace digital financial services and reap the benefits of the digital economy.Exim Bank Tanzania’s Tap Tap Utoboe Campaign Draws Second Set of WinnersExim Bank Tanzania’s Tap Tap Utoboe Campaign Draws Second Set of Winners In Dar es Salaam, Exim Bank Tanzania conducted the second draw for its Tap Tap Utoboe campaign, which aims to promote digital transactions through mobile phones and the internet. Campaign Overview The three-month campaign rewards customers for using alternative digital channels. It offers weekly and monthly cash prizes, with grand prizes of motorcycles, three-wheelers (Bajaji), and a brand-new car at the end of the campaign. Draw Winners Ten lucky winners emerged from the second draw, including: * Silas Matoi, head of alternative digital channels at Exim Bank Tanzania Event Details The draw took place on June 25, 2024, at the Exim Bank headquarters in Dar es Salaam. It was witnessed by: * Thuweiba Bakary, head of alternative digital channels at the bank * Lucy Katamba, gambling inspector, and regulator at the Tanzania Gambling Board Quote “This campaign encourages our customers to embrace digital financial services for convenience and efficiency,” said Silas Matoi. “We are excited to reward those who have actively participated in this initiative.”Exim Bank Presents Winners of ‘Tap Tap Utoboe’ Competition The Export-Import Bank of Ghana (Exim Bank) has awarded prizes to the winners of the “Tap Tap Utoboe” business plan competition. The competition was launched in October 2022 to encourage entrepreneurship and innovation in the agricultural sector. The first place winner, NuGreen Farms, received a cash prize of GH¢100,000 and a business development package. The company’s business plan focuses on sustainable vegetable farming using hydroponic technology. The second place winner, FarmLink Technologies, received a cash prize of GH¢50,000 and a business development package. The company’s business plan aims to provide digital solutions to farmers, including crop monitoring and market linkages. The third place winner, Agidigidi Foods, received a cash prize of GH¢25,000 and a business development package. The company’s business plan focuses on processing and marketing local grains. The Executive Director of Exim Bank, Lawrence Agyinsam, said the competition was part of the bank’s commitment to supporting the growth of the agricultural sector. “We believe that agriculture has the potential to transform the Ghanaian economy and create jobs. Through this competition, we aim to identify and support innovative businesses that can contribute to this transformation,” Agyinsam said. The winners were selected by a panel of judges from the private sector, academia, and government agencies. The judges assessed the business plans based on their innovation, feasibility, scalability, and potential impact on the agricultural sector.