A. M. 
El Salvador is betting on new educational strategies to instill good financial habits from an early age. Through interactive dynamics and games, the aim is for young people to understand the importance of responsible money management and economic planning.
Initiatives such as “Fun Finances” can be implemented in schools and communities, using board games and mobile applications that simulate everyday financial scenarios. These tools enable participants to learn how to make informed decisions about saving, spending and investing.
In addition, workshops can be organized that combine games with practical activities, such as budgeting and microenterprise simulation. These workshops are designed to develop key personal resource management skills and foster a savings culture.
An additional option that has gained popularity is the use of role-playing games in which participants assume different roles within a fictitious economy. This approach allows young people to experience the consequences of their financial decisions in a controlled environment, facilitating experiential learning.
These activities not only generate knowledge, but also influence young people’s attitude towards money, promoting a mindset oriented towards long-term economic well-being.
