Going forward, we may need to adapt the programme to further strengthen quality assurance, respond to the challenges, and safeguard against any “mis-education” of consumers. I urge members to continue using the website and Trainers Manual as the primary source of information in their training. It is important that our starting point in educating consumers is the same.
When in doubt, please always refer to the Financial Literacy Strategy that was launched in August 2013 by the Honorable Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MoFPED). On our part, we reiterate our commitment both in terms of financial and human resources to further bolster the financial and economic education agenda in Uganda.