New Zealand

Nicaragua

Participating organisations: Banco Ficohsa Nicaragua S.A., REDCAMIF, Banco Adopem, Micrédito, Pro mujer, Credicampo, Fundea, Suma Financiera Total number of participating organisations: 9 Number of children and young people reached directly: 1,000 Number of adults reached directly: 2,000 Number of people reached indirectly: 347,259

During Global Money Week 2022, financial literacy awareness sessions were offered for children, youth and for adults, mostly through digital means. This included sessions and campaigns in social media. A special Facebook live event was organised at a regional level in countries where the Grupo Financiero FICOHSA has a presence.

During Global Money Week 2022 REDCAMIF focused on promoting digital financial education for inclusive finance. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the shift towards digitalisation, including in the delivery of financial education. The shift to digital media represents an opportunity to reach more people, but at the same time, it can provide limited opportunities for direct interaction and increase the risk of leaving behind people with limited access to digital devices or low levels of digital literacy.

REDCAMIF organised the following activities during GMW2022: online games on financial education, contest or competition on financial topics, presentation and virtual talks, empower Human Talent on financial topics, visits to local businesses, savings contests.

SPTF and REDCAMIF made available to microfinance institutions (MFIs) that already have the EDUFIN Programme, four free videos on digital financial education. Therefore, the clients of these institutions and their families were able to access the digital educational content. This information helped customers get introduced to and become familiar with these new technology trends.

Nigeria

GMW national coordinator: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Banker’s Committee Sub- Committee of the Financial Literacy and Public Enlightenment (FLPE) Participating organisations: Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), Junior Achievement Nigeria, schools, others Total number of participating organisations: 350 Number of children and young people reached directly: 41,445 Number of adults reached directly: 40 Number of people reached indirectly: Not reported

To celebrate Global Money Week 2022, the Central Bank of Nigeria collaborated with the Bankers Committee Sub-Committee on Financial Literacy and Public Enlightenment (FLPE) and other stakeholders to reach out to students in various public schools across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to conduct the School Mentoring Programme amongst others.

The Deputy Governor, Financial System Stability flagged off the campaign week and admonished students to learn about money matters from an early age and always think about the future when making financial decisions.

The Central Bank of Nigeria reached out to eight schools while the Banker’s Committee engaged 339 schools across the six zones using the School Mentoring Curriculum developed by Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN) for the Bankers Committee Sub-Committee on Financial Literacy and Public Enlightenment (FLPE). A total of 41,445 students were impacted by the programme.