Firm Trains FCT Communities On Financial Literacy

Aiivon Innovation Hub has launched the Driving Access to Financial Inclusion for Microentrepreneurs (DAFIM) Phase 2 project, a financial literacy training initiative aimed at empowering individuals and communities across the Federal Capital Territory.

The programme aims to bridge the financial knowledge gap by providing comprehensive training sessions led by experienced financial experts in areas of Budgeting and saving, Investing and managing debt and Understanding financial products and services.

The Firm said the interactive workshops and practical sessions will ensure participants can apply their newfound knowledge in real-world situations.

Business Manager at Aiivon Innovation Hub, Faith Ono said through partnerships with local organizations, “Aiivon will ensure the program reaches even the most remote and marginalized communities, overcoming geographical barriers through technology and innovative approaches.

“Financial literacy is a fundamental right, and we believe everyone deserves access to it. By equipping individuals with the skills to manage their finances effectively, DAFIM unlocks opportunities for economic growth and prosperity in rural communities.”

This initiative highlights Aiivon Innovation Hub’s commitment to fostering financial inclusion and empowering individuals to build a brighter future.