This brief reframes financial education as a supporting component of financial capability infrastructure rather than a primary consumer protection tool.

Sponsored by the U.S. G20 Presidency, CGAP has launched a Financial Literacy Solutions Sprint to identify the most promising technology-enabled financial literacy solutions and connect them with the partnerships and pathways needed to reach millions of people. 

Upon completion of the training programme, trainers from banking and financial institutions will continue to disseminate and train at their institutions and communities to help Cambodian citizens gain more knowledge and skills in personal financial management.

This study examined how financial literacy and interest rate conditions influence borrowing behavior among small borrowers in Asante Akim North Municipality of the Ashanti Region of Ghana. 

The partnership, held in line with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s youth financial inclusion mandate, was formalized during a recent capability-building session attended by around 260 youth development workers and tutors.

The report shares field-grounded evidence from Ratanakiri, Cambodia, on how borrowers experience debt stress, what helps them act more confidently, and where provider and regulatory systems still fail to convert customer effort into protection.

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

Digital financial literacy programs are most effective when localized, which means more than just translating into the local language. Here are five ways to adapt content to promote safer, more confident digital finance use.

This guide provides an overview of key financial services, practical steps for engaging with providers and tools to assess benefits and risks.

This paper presents a framework of competencies for digital financial literacy to support consumers in ASEAN safely navigate and benefit from digital finance.