Nepal - Financial literacy for 160 families to grow income

In Nepal, where poverty often drives urban-poor families into negative coping strategies such as child labour, financial literacy is critical for long-term resilience.

Families will be trained in budgeting, saving, and responsible borrowing to strengthen their ability to manage limited income. They will also be linked to formal financial and savings institutions, allowing them to grow their savings safely.

You can equip 160 families in urban-poor areas of Kathmandu, Nepal with improved financial management to better withstand economic shocks, provide for their children, and avoid resorting to child labour.