Scientists and graduates of WUNU received a microgrant from the British Council under the Active Citizens Project
Doctor of Economics Vitalii Pysmennyi and a graduate of the Classical University of Ternopil Serhii Kozhenivskyi received a microgrant for the implementation of the project "Interesting Financial Literacy".
In collaboration with the NGO "City of Active Citizens" (Sumy) a new financial board game on the basics of personal finance management will be developed and distributed as a gift among secondary schools of the Ternopil city community. The Fifth All-Ukrainian Forum on Methods of Teaching Financial Literacy was also held on this occassion.
According to the grantees, the creation of a quality educational product will improve the process of teaching financial literacy in secondary schools. The project will involve secondary schools of the Ternopil city that teach the subject "Financial Literacy". The project is implemented with the support of the British Council under the Active Citizens Project.