Financial Education
Why Financial Education?
94% Of Ugandas have no access to credit information.
78% Use non-formal financial institutions.
47% Do not save.
Financial inclusion is recognized for its diverse benefits, including improved self-employment, household consumption, local economic activity, reduced inequality, and enhanced business performance. N.EX.T acknowledges the global commitment to financial inclusion and aims to promote it through financial education. Our transformative training equips individuals with tools to manage personal and business finances, fostering informed decision-making. By empowering individuals with financial literacy, N.EX.T enhances their financial well-being and access to financial services. Simultaneously, businesses benefit from improved financial management, leading to enhanced performance and sustainability.
Finacial Education session
Financial education training sessions
Refugees at Nakivale refugee camp
Financial Education Training in conjunction with International Labour Organisation (ILO) prospects program
Ebenezer daughters and women empowerment group
Business Financial Management Training course Graduation
Urban refugees
Financial Education Training in conjunction with International Labour Organisation (ILO) prospects program
Success Story
Explore the empowering success story of a refugee transformed through our financial training—a journey marked by knowledge and remarkable achievement.
