Goma Devi Newar
In Murpa Village, I noticed how residents faced significant challenges in accessing basic financial services and conducting online transactions due to the long distances they had to travel, sometimes up to 10 kilometers. This lack of accessibility left many people unable to avail themselves of essential services, especially the elderly and those with mobility issues. I decided to leverage digital innovation to make services more accessible to everyone in the village including providing doorstep digital services to those in need, particularly focusing on the elderly and individuals facing mobility challenges. I began by visiting the homes of elderly residents and assisting them in opening bank accounts and conducting various financial transactions. This ensured that they could access essential services without having to travel long distances. Expanding my efforts, I worked tirelessly to increase digital accessibility throughout the community. Whether it was facilitating pension withdrawals for the elderly or helping students receive scholarship funds through mobile payments, I made sure that no one was left behind in the digital age. In addition to financial services, I also assisted community members with other tasks, such as opening bank accounts, transferring funds, and even helping students with administrative tasks like copying documents and obtaining admission cards. Through my initiative, Murpa Village underwent a digital revolution, with a wide range of digital services now available right at residents’ doorsteps.
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