Coronavirus and debt: the word nobody wants to talk about
Vantha and her family used to earn around US$ 60 a week – This amount was just enough to pay the rent and bills ($12), food ($27), education ($12 a …
Vantha and her family used to earn around US$ 60 a week – This amount was just enough to pay the rent and bills ($12), food ($27), education ($12 a …
Second day of our training the trainers with APPEC in Kinshasa. After reviewing yesterday’s main points, we talked about debts and their impact. This allowed us to review how to …
After attending our Training the Trainers last November in Phnom Penh, Clara from Friends International designed a training in “money management” consisting of two three hour modules: “controlling your money” …
150 women from three departments participated in a three-day financial education training from March 28-30. The training held at the Ministry of Security was inaugurated by the Deputy Minister of …
Last November we triggered a long silence in our usually lively training room using cards printed on both sides (like the one displayed here): university students had just done their …
At home, in the streets, in our cupboards and on our screens, our landscapes are filled with advertising: pictures nudging us to buy this, eat that or use this service: …
Needs and wants have become the pillar of any financial education programmes. If we want to control our spending, before buying something, we should first think whether it is a …
Literacy is being able to read and write; maths literacy is being able to count and master simple operations; but what is financial literacy? This phrase appeared in the late 1990s and …