Flore-Anne MessySenior Policy Expert Executive Secretary of the International Network on Financial EducationOECD Financial Affairs Division

NATIONAL STRATEGIES NATIONAL STRATEGIES FOR FINANCIAL EDUCATION:FOR FINANCIAL EDUCATION:

OECD/INFE Principles OECD/INFE Principles

The framework and worldwide status The framework and worldwide status

High-level Global Symposium on Financial Education Promoting Long-term Saving and Investments,

26-27 February 2014

1. Empowering financial consumers : A necessity in an evolving societal & financial context

Financial consumer empowerment trilogy : Global recognition

G20 (2010) Principles

for Innovative Financial Inclusion

G20 (2011) High-Level Principles on Financial Consumer Protection developed by the OECD

OECD/INFE High-Level Principles on National Strategies for Financial Education2012

Exceptional G20 recognition in 2013: Tools to measure financial literacy

G20 recognition in 2013Targeted financial literacy approaches : youth and women

G20 recognition in 2013:Promoting National Strategies

Available resources on financial educationwelcomed/endorsed by G20 in 2013

OECD/INFE contribution to Financial Education

OECD/International Network on Financial Education (INFE) Priority areas of work

National Strategies for Financial Education : OECD/INFE Principles and follow up work

National Strategy for Financial Education (NS)DefinitionDefinition

Status of National Strategies Worldwide

National Strategy for Financial EducationFramework

Preparatory and diagnosis phase

Today’s session

THANK YOU!

Flore-anne.messy@oecd.org

www.financial-education.org