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Global Money Week (GMW) is a global initiative organized by the OECD International Network on Financial Education (OECD/INFE) aimed at promoting financial literacy among young people. The 2019 edition in Chile was particularly notable, with active participation from Kespo Capital and various local foundations.
During GMW 2019, Kespo Capital, in collaboration with several local foundations, organized educational activities that reached over 280 children and young people. These activities included building and decorating piggy banks using plastic bottles, an initiative that not only promoted saving but also encouraged recycling.
Pedro Ortiz (CEO of Kespo Capital) participating in recycling activities.
In addition, the GMW challenge was held, involving five schools. This challenge aimed to instill good savings habits and raise awareness about the importance of recycling. At the end of the week, schools that collected and transformed the highest number of bottles into piggy banks were awarded.
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Thanks to this coordination, 782 children were directly reached, and 1,474 people were indirectly impacted through the organized activities.
Kespo Capital team participating in the award ceremony at Eduardo Campbell School.
Institutional Collaboration
The collaboration between Kespo Capital and other educational and financial institutions was key to the success of GMW 2019 in Chile. This synergy allowed not only reaching a larger audience but also offering a richer and more varied program. Participating institutions included the Central Bank of Chile and the Universidad Autónoma de Chile, Temuco campus.
Kespo Capital's participation in Global Money Week 2019 underscores our commitment to financial education and sustainable development. The activities conducted not only promoted financial literacy among young people but also instilled values of recycling and sustainability, essential for the holistic development of future generations.