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Uganda programme teaches youth practical financial literacy
Original: Equipping youth with practical financial literacy "Breakfast and lunch on our menu provided affordable good food for us.
A youth-focused financial literacy initiative in Uganda is drawing attention for pairing money-management training with affordable meals, with breakfast and lunch costing no more than 4,000 shillings (about USD 1.02) while still offering balanced, nutritious food. Organisers highlight hands-on financial education for young people alongside low-cost catering as part of the programme's appeal.
Why now: Practical financial education for young people is a timely topic amid rising living costs in Uganda.
UgandaCPAR Ugandayouth financial literacy programme
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- Equipping youth with practical financial literacy "Breakfast and lunch on our menu provided affordable good food for us. Both breakfast and lunch did not go beyond Shs. 4,000 (USD 1.02). And the meals made up a well-balanced diet. Our meals were very delicious and nutritious. A… · cparuganda.com@cparuganda.com · 3
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