QNET Launches FinGreen Financial Literacy Programme to Empower Women and Youth in Emerging Economies.
Direct selling company rolls out pilot in Turkey and Nigeria to increase financial inclusion for marginalised communities
Developing financial knowledge, skills, and habits are important stepping stones in young people’s path to independence and inclusion. According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development[1], financial literacy is essential for economic stability and growth, especially among youth in developing economies.
As part of its corporate social responsibility, e-commerce based direct selling company QNET is proud to kick off FinGreen, its signature financial literacy programme aiming to develop healthy financial habits through education and training in the most vulnerable communities, especially among young adults.
Financial literacy is one of the main drivers of the developmental goals in modern society. Under the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), financial literacy and education are interlinked with multiple objectives, such as Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG8) and Reduced Inequalities (SDG10).
It also plays a vital role in supporting overall economic growth and encouraging governments, corporations, and communities to achieve broader development goals, such as establishing solid social security and providing equal opportunity for all, regardless of demographic.
Conceived in 2021, FinGreen aligns with the United