Read about this high achieving TV ad campaign developed to reinforce good financial behaviours in Solomon Islands. Featuring local talent in everyday situations, the campaign reached approximately 40% of the Solomon Islands populations during the FIFA World Cup.

Good Return celebrates Financial Inclusion Week, an annual virtual thinktank to advance inclusive finance globally and is convened by the Center for Financial Inclusion (CFI).

A field visit report from Maneth Pol shows the real issues farmers face in Cambodia and how financial skill building can be key to building stronger futures.

With the closure of garment factories across Cambodia during the pandemic, garment workers have struggled to maintain and protect their livelihoods. Good Return recently trained representatives from the garment workers trade union in our financial literacy curriculum, so that they can then go on and build savings and finance management skills with their members.

Your donations to our Nepal appeal will help bring financial support and education to people struggling from the economic impacts of the covid pandemic.

Confidence building and specialist skills training are key to the inclusion of people with a disability into the economy.

In Australia, we expect our governments to financially support us during covid. But what happens in places where this support is much more difficult to access?

Our trainers in Nepal won’t let a long journey by foot stop them from delivering our financial education programs.

Our newest financial education coaches have learnt how to share skills with their local community - and made sure they had fun along the way.

An accident in the family has not stopped Samai from achieving her financial goals for her family.

Padma is one of the CAFE program participants in Nepal, who learned how to take control of her finances. An unexpected benefit of financial capability training for Padma was that she learnt how to adopt a healthier diet!