FOCUS AREA 15 OF 20
Economic Development & Financial Inclusion
Strengthen financial capability and access awareness for individuals, families and community enterprises.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Creating practical pathways for public benefit.
Financial education should be impartial and should not promise returns, approve loans or substitute for regulated financial advice.
Potential activities
Subject to the Foundation’s approvals, available resources, safeguarding and applicable law, activities may include:
- Financial literacy, household budgeting and savings awareness
- Banking access, digital payments and fraud-prevention education
- Insurance, pensions and public-benefit awareness
- Cooperative development and responsible livelihood financing awareness
- Social enterprise and community enterprise development
- Connections to regulated providers and appropriate public schemes
Collaboration opportunities
Banks, regulated financial institutions, cooperatives, financial educators and public-service agencies.
How progress can be reviewed
People trained, sessions completed, service referrals and improvements in financial knowledge assessed.
Programme status: This page describes a constitutional focus area and examples of potential activities. It is not an announcement that a programme is currently open or funded.
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