Kathmandu. Jyoti Bikas Bank is celebrating Global Money Week from March 02 to 2008. Under this campaign, financial literacy programs have been conducted in various places.
With the theme of Global Money Week 2026 being “Smart Money Talks”, the bank organized a week-long Financial Literacy and Awareness Program in different parts of the country to impart financial information to the youths and target groups.
The bank has also been carrying out various awareness and other informational activities through digital and social media. More than 2200 people have been directly benefited through this campaign. Under this program, more than 30 training and financial literacy programs have been conducted in schools and colleges of the bank’s provincial and cluster offices covering modern banking, main functions of banks and financial institutions, financial discipline, needs and aspirations, financial goals, savings, investment, expenditure, e-financial services, cashless transactions, securities market, electronic fraud, OTP etc. Yes.
In addition, the bank has been publishing various audio visual materials on the bank’s social media sites and disseminating various financial information by organizing Prabhat Pheri programs throughout the week. As a result, the bank believes that such programs will make a tangible contribution towards the vision of creating awareness of the importance of financial literacy and promoting financial literacy centered on children and young people as well as the target group from an early age, empowering them with the knowledge, skills and behaviors necessary to make financial decisions and become capable citizens in the future.
The development bank, which is responsible to the society with innovative thinking, is committed to continue its mission of keeping the goal of enlivening the lives of all citizens by being the driver of the upliftment and sustainable change of the society with innovative thinking and determination to be a beacon of change in the days to come.
The development bank, which has been more responsible towards the society by allocating 50 percent more than the contribution of other banks and financial institutions currently operating in Nepal from its net profit to social work, has always kept the best interest of the citizens in high priority.
