From April 7 to 10, 15 social workers of Enfants du Mékong attended a training the trainers on financial education in Sisophon, Cambodia. As financial hardships have hit families and their children even harder during Covid pandemic, it has proved more important than ever to complement Enfants du Mekong’s support to families with money management…
On December 21, 2019, a dozen participants in financial education training organised by ASM2E (a + b = 3’s partner in Taomasina, Madagascar) received their diploma. They represented the 351 people who attended the training programme divided into three sessions and several waves. During the graduation ceremony, the representative of the Caisse d’Epargne de Madagascar…
APPEC-Education (a + b = 3’s partner in DR Congo) with the collaboration of the mototaxis union and COPEMECO trained more than two hundred people in October and November. A first training workshop was conducted in October with around thirty mototaxis on managing expenses, the importance of savings – especially for emergencies -, bookkeeping and…
While supporting poor children to go to school, Enfants du Mékong does not take that responsibility away from their parents. It is with this in mind that social workers in Phnom Penh invited us to run a training workshop for parents who have their own business (selling cakes, raising chickens, washing cars …). In two…
On 14, 15 and 16 August 2019, 23 members of ASCOVI (the Food Consumers’ Association) who run small businesses participated in a money management training organised with the technical support of a + b = 3 and APPEC. The first day focused on the management of family money (spending priorities, budget, how to avoid debts,…
Since they attended a+b=3 training the trainers last year, Enfants du Mekong Cambodia’s social workers have been rolling out the “Money Management for families” workshop in Sisophon and Phnom Penh. The training focuses on the main issue faced by families: debt. The objective is to reduce the recourse to debt due to lack of planning,…
Today, participants to the Training the Trainers from GIZ’s local partners facilitated the Business Literacy module 1 in two villages: one near the Nam Ha National Bio-Diversity Conservation Area and one in the Vieng Phou Kha district (ເມືອງວຽງພູຄາ). Participants enjoyed the story (used as a case study throughout the session) and the bookkeeping game (nice…
Today we practised module 1 on business basics: profit calculation and bookkeeping.
For our third day of training the trainers, we finished the practise sessions, watched some examples of training implementation done with other organisations then reviewed a few key points on budgeting. Then participants set up a small shop and ran it, competing with each other. This (once again well appreciated) game enabled us to learn…
Today, participants practised facilitating different training examples for different target groups: farmers with yearly income, small traders with daily income, factory workers with regular monthly income, farmers with different sources of income (vegetables, craft) on an irregular weekly basis. Beside improving their facilitation skills, participants also get to learn the logical structure of a training…