<< Objectives >>This project aims to address European youth's financial illiteracy. The Cyprus-Ireland consortium promotes financial education for youth by sharing ideas, information, and best practices. The project uses non-traditional educational methods to increase financial literacy.This project aims to address European youth's financial illiteracy. Youth is transitioning into the phase where they make important financial decisions, facing a complex financial world filled with challenges and opportunities.<< Implementation >>The consortium will use a variety of activities to accomplish its objectives. Firstly, the consortium is going to start by researching the financial literacy levels in Ireland and Cyprus and then write an academic paper about it. Once the first phase is done, the educational material is going to be developed and then transformed into a non-traditional form. Also, workshops are going to be developed with mini-business games for the participants. Moreover, a social media campaign is going to take<< Results >>The consortium anticipates that it will have positive relationships with youths both on social media and in person. It is believed that the educational materials that will be created for youth will provide them with valuable knowledge and insight. In addition, the consortium's primary objective is that the project as a whole creates value for the target group in order to promote responsible financial behaviour, financial independence, and long-term financial well-being.
