HONDURAS GMW national coordinator: National Commission of Banking and Insurance (Comisión Nacional de Bancos y Seguros – CNBS) Participating organisations: Banco Davivienda, Banco Azteca, Banco del País, Banco Financiera Comercial Hondureña (Ficohsa), Banco de América Central (BAC), Remesadora EHLEXSA, Instituto de Previsión Militar (IPM), Junior Achievement Honduras Total number of participating organisations: 21 Number of children and young people reached directly: 185,732 Number of adults reached directly: 110,740 Number of people reached indirectly: 296,472 Throughout Global Money Week 2021, the CNBS along with partners reached 296,472 children, youth and adults through several digital activities such as webinars on savings and other financial education topics. A stand-up show was developed, with a monologue of a character who comes from the future to raise awareness of the importance of being aware of the use of electronic banking, mobile banking and cybersecurity through financial education. During the Week, the CNBS published infographics on social networking sites with messages about smart money management, tips to help save, and a Facebook Live event where people learnt about the importance of saving, entrepreneurship and proper money management.
HUNGARY GMW national coordinator: Ministry of Finance Participating organisations: Ministry of Human Capacities, Ministry of Finance, Ministry for Innovation and Technology, Financial Compass Foundation, Hungarian Banking Association, Junior Achievement Hungary, Central Bank, National Tax Office, National Treasury, Audit Office, schools, banks, insurance companies, Stock Exchange Total number of participating organisations: 1,100 Number of children and young people reached directly: 171,500 Number of adults reached directly: 1,100 Number of people reached indirectly: 500,000 GMW 2021 was led by the Ministry of Human Capacities, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry for Innovation and Technology, Money Compass Foundation (founded by the Central Bank, MCF), Hungarian Banking Association, and Junior Achievement Hungary. Government and market players joined hands to make the programme Hungarian Money Week “PÉNZ7” successful. It has grown into a public educational programme reaching over 1,200,000 schoolchildren. In 2021, after seven years of innovative work, 171,500 students from 1,100 schools joined online the Money Week. More than 700 volunteers from financial institutions, public administration and enterprises were involved in the programme.
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