A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed last Friday Nov 25, by the Assistant Governor of the Bank of PNG, Ellison Pidik and David Shields, the Livelihoods Manager from Oxfam to carry out the project.
Speaking at the occasion, Shields said the Financial Literacy trainings cover budgeting and saving for families’ lik-lik businesses, including gardening sales.
“With these skills, families will be able to plan better for their financial futures, and achieve their financial goals”.