Why Financial Education Matters
Financial literacy is a key competence for everyday life. It enables individuals to make informed decisions, manage their resources effectively, and plan for the future.
However, many people lack even basic knowledge of economic and financial concepts. This often leads to poor financial decisions, increased risk of debt, and long-term economic instability.
Vulnerable groups such as migrants, individuals with low educational backgrounds, and people with limited access to education are particularly affected.
The ICMMM project addresses these challenges by providing simple, accessible, and practical learning materials tailored to real-life needs.
Project Activities
The project includes a variety of activities aimed at developing, testing, adapting, and disseminating the educational materials.
Project Results
The project develops three main educational outputs designed to provide practical knowledge and easy access to financial education. All materials are adapted, tested, translated, and made freely available.
A structured training programme covering key financial topics such as saving, financing, insurance, retirement planning, and financial decision-making. The programme includes modular learning units, presentations, exercises, and practical examples for both learners and educators.
Guidelines and presentations for trainers delivering the FinanzFit program.
An interactive board game designed to introduce economic concepts in a simple and engaging way. The game promotes active learning, encourages discussion, and supports understanding through play-based learning methods.
Profession cards and task cards for the educational board game, featuring real-life financial scenarios.
A practical training programme focusing on everyday financial skills such as budgeting, managing bank accounts, and personal financial planning. The programme includes step-by-step guidance, checklists, and real-life examples.
Hands-on worksheets, checklists, and practical guides for applying financial knowledge.
Project Partners
The project is implemented by an international partnership of organisations from Germany, Italy, Austria, and Turkey. Each partner contributes expertise in education, training, and project development, ensuring high-quality results and effective dissemination.
Free Access to All Materials
All project results are available for free download. The materials are designed to be user-friendly and accessible for both learners and educators.