Pilot workshop this morning with Save the Children Nepal’s team to test the newly designed workshop for very low income families: rehearsing one more time Introduction: raising awareness on the impact of our spending: when we buy something, we have less money for other more important expenses. Comparing income and water. It…
After adapting a basic workshop for families for Save the Children Nepal, today the team practised facilitating it before tomorrow’s pilot. Introduction: how today’s choices impact tomorrow. Allocating our income… experienced with water And it is harder to allocate well when we cannot see how much is left in our bottle. Tracking our income is…
The Chelsea Community and Education Center invited a+b=3 to run a short introduction workshop on money management. Students first prioritised tasks from a familiar situation: what they do in the morning (from waking up to going to school) then practised prioritising if they wake up late and have much less time. Then they applied their prioritisation…
Third and last day of our training the trainers for university students, in Kathmandu, initiated and organised by Nepal Prosperity Institute and sponsored by Thames International College. This innovative project aims to train university students run financial literacy programme to high school students throughout Nepal, at a large scale. A positive peer pressure. Practise sessions…
Second day of our training the trainers for Nepal Prosperity Institute. The university students who follow this programme will later on roll out this basic financial literacy programme to school youth throughout Nepal. Getting the right message throughout: keep it simple! Writing smart and mindful goals Calculating a daily spending limit Good and bad pieces…
Prakash and his team at Nepal Prosperity Institute have invited a+b=3 to run a three day Training the Trainers for university students so that they can facilitate financial literacy workshops with school students around Nepal. The Thames International College is hosting the workshop. Choosing one issue faced by students Discussing cases: are these people financially…
Second day of the Induction Training the Trainers with Save the Children Nepal. We went through more examples of training activities for low income families: Review key content seen yesterday Review Real emergencies vs. expenses we can plan matching prevention and risk Daily spending limit Explaining a daily spending limit with a daily income …
First day of a short training the trainers with Save the Children Nepal and its local partners aiming to introduce financial literacy and what facilitation tools can be used with very low income parents. Part 1: what is financial literacy and what it aims at? the material is ready for a new training matching problems…
On March 16, Mr. Prakash Koirala – Global Award Winner in Youth Financial Education Awareness Award 2015 – organized a Financial Literacy orientation programme for 24 high school students and Guest Youth of Rotract Council in Bhaktapur, Nepal. Prakash, who is an expert in financial literacy in Nepal and has already reached more than 40,000 community people about…