On Wednesday, August 6, a meeting will be held between the Central Bank of Brazil, Anbima, B3, Banco Central, CVM, Febraban, FGC, and Sebrae to discuss topics related to financial education, its dissemination in public schools, and the recognition of teachers in this sector.
The meeting will be held at Casa Portugal, from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., with participation restricted to those invited and the media, who must register by sending a request to [email protected].
The objective of this second meeting “is to promote joint initiatives, expand access to the topic, and integrate different areas of action.” During the event, the new partnership between Anbima, the Central Bank, CVM, and Sebrae will be announced. The goal is to “expand the Learning Value program, created by the Central Bank, which brings financial education to public schools. The intention is to broaden the project’s reach and strengthen its presence in the school curriculum.”
The presentation of the “Learning Value Award” is scheduled, which seeks to “recognize the efforts of teachers, schools, and educational networks that promote innovative practices in financial education.”
The agenda includes topics such as inclusion and financial health, teaching in schools and universities, and topics related to behavioral economics, with the aim of “stimulating new approaches and promoting connections between different sectors,” which will have a positive impact on promoting individual autonomy and the country’s economic stability.
M.Pino
Source: beincrypto
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