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    Multi-sector collaboration key to strengthening Ghana’s financial literacy framework – Awuah

    ZamZam UpdateBy ZamZam UpdateApril 17, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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     The Chief Government Officer of the Ghana Affiliation of Banks and Advisory Board Member of the Middle for Monetary Literacy Schooling (CFLE), John Awuah, has emphasised the necessity for stronger collaboration amongst regulators and business stakeholders to reinforce monetary literacy throughout the nation.

    Talking on the third Nationwide Monetary Consciousness and Monetary Literacy Convention, held as a part of the Monetary Literacy Month celebrations, Mr. Awuah pressured that advancing monetary training must be a shared duty, not restricted to a single establishment.

    “There’s a lot extra we will obtain. We’re hoping to see deeper collaboration throughout sectors. Whereas banks are taking part in their half, we’d like broader involvement — from digital cash issuers, telecom corporations, insurers, and extra — to actually develop our attain,” he stated.

    The annual convention, hosted by CFLE, goals to empower people, significantly college students, with important monetary information to assist them navigate the complexities of the monetary sector.

    Additionally addressing the gathering, Government Director of CFLE Africa, Peter Asare Nyarko, highlighted that monetary literacy extends past fundamental budgeting and saving. He described it as a catalyst for nationwide improvement and a deterrent to social vices.

    “If we’re all financially literate, social ills will decline. Individuals usually resort to crime not out of greed, however from lack of monetary understanding. It’s not nearly having cash — it is about managing what you’ve got and dwelling inside your means,” Mr. Nyarko defined.

    Held underneath the theme “Constructing Wealth, Altering Lives: Strengthening Communities Via Private and Enterprise Monetary Schooling,” the occasion explored the roles of regulators, monetary establishments, and academia in fostering monetary well-being.

    The convention introduced collectively college students, monetary professionals, and civil society organizations for panel discussions and workshops geared toward bettering cash administration abilities and selling monetary inclusion.

    Organizers reaffirmed their dedication to increasing monetary training initiatives throughout all demographics, underlining its significance in constructing resilient communities and a stronger economic system.

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