The Outputs of the FinEd Fiji Project
This infographic shows the outputs of the national Financial Education (FinEd) project in Fiji. Fiji leads the global best practice in financial education in schools, with FinEd Fiji nurturing behavior change within the school curriculum from Year 1-12 for 197k students annually across 735 primary and 175 secondary schools nation-wide.
The curriculum has been specially developed to facilitate behavioural change through educational games and activities in the classroom environment, with the aim of creating a generation of young women and men with the requisite financial knowledge, skills and confidence to be able to make responsible financial decisions which are appropriate to their circumstances, whilst both making a living in the modern money economy and contributing to community and national growth.
RELATED INFOGRAPHICS
This infographic summarizes the Financial Literacy Interventions of PFIP in relation to international, regional and national commitments to promoting financial literacy and financial education in schools.
This infographic encompasses many aspects of the Financial Education programme in Fiji, including the key themes, learning strands and subjects utilised; the outputs of the programme; the challenges faced and opportunities uncovered; and an overview of the financial competencies of low income households in Fiji, along with the risks involved with low levels of competency...
This infographic shows the key themes and learning strands developed and school subjects used as vehicles for the integration of financial education into Fiji’s core curriculum.
This infographic highlights the key challenges faced and opportunities developed during the integration of financial education into Fiji’s core curriculum.
This infographic highlights the risks of low financial competencies in Fiji – household budgeting and managing the cost of money.
This infographic shows the financial competence of low income households in Fiji based on a 2012 study. Overall the study found that low income households in Fiji generally exhibit low levels of financial competence in managing the financial decisions of their households.