This conference is set in line with the broader visions of Viksit Bharath @2047 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The unorganized sector consists of around 93% of the total working population in India, as per the Ministry of Labour &Employment. Financial development is an indispensable part of growth of a country and its economy. It plays a significant role in poverty alleviation, achieving inclusive growth and promoting macroeconomic stability. Studies show that financial well-being has a direct bearing on the productivity and overall well-being ofthe people. Financial literacy and financial behaviour positively influence financial well-being. In the emerging financial landscape, digital financial capability will have a say on financial behaviour and financial well-being. 

An inclusive economy reflects on improved productivity, mammoth demand and sustained growth traverse based on strong macro fundamentals. Evaluating the factors designing the financial well-being of migrant workers will set the stage for transforming the bottom of the pyramid society and it will lay the foundation towards building Viksit Bharat. This conference explores the critical role of digital financial literacy in empowering migrant construction workers, addressing socio-economic barriers, and fostering financial inclusion to improve their overall well-being. It focuses on enhancing digital andfinancial skills, and promoting financial security for vulnerable groups like migrant construction workers. It aims to highlight innovative approaches, actionable solutions, and collaborative efforts to bridge the gap between vulnerable populations and sustainable financial systems.