This year's theme is "Unlocking Youth-Inclusive Finance" for organizations active in financial inclusion that accompany young people as they navigate life’s key stages.

As we celebrate Global Money Week, an Italian initiative provides insights on helping university students convert awareness into sustained saving behavior.

The Award is open to organizations active in financial inclusion that accompany young people as they navigate life’s key stages, helping them develop skills and seize the opportunities needed to build a prosperous future.

The loan will boost access to finance for youth-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), helping young people to grow their businesses.

This multisectoral assessment was conducted to identify promising approaches to advance the economic growth of people with disabilities in Uganda, with a specific focus on entrepreneurship and increased access to finance.

The program was held under the banner of PrimeAcademia, Prime Bank’s flagship campus initiative designed as a comprehensive, one-stop banking service platform for academic institutions and their stakeholders across Bangladesh.

The workshop aimed to enhance financial literacy among young people, enabling them to make more informed financial decisions that align with their aspirations.

This unique offering is designed to empower Ghanaians aged 13 to 40 with essential financial solutions that align with different life stages and evolving aspirations.

The Kulehe project, launched in Addis Ababa, supports 120 youth from refugee and host communities with entrepreneurship training, financial inclusion, and business linkages, promoting decent employment through the ILO Youth-to-Youth Fund.