Global Money Week 2022: "Build your future, manage your money well"

For Global Money Week 2022, Intesa Sanpaolo – through Museo del Risparmio (Savings Museum) and the International Subsidiary Banks Division – organised several initiatives on the theme "Build your future, manage your money well" to raise awareness among young people of the importance of acquiring the knowledge, skills and behaviours necessary to manage their money and plan their future in an informed manner.

Global Money Week 2022 initiatives organised by Intesa Sanpaolo are primarily aimed at:

• elementary schools
• middle schools
• high schools
• teachers, educators, and financial education professionals. 

The subsidiaries of the International Subsidiary Banks Division participating in Global Money Week 2022 are: Alexbank in Egypt, Banca Intesa Beograd in Serbia, Eximbank in Moldova, Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Albania, Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Romania, Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Slovenia, Intesa Sanpaolo Banka Bosna i Hercegovina and Privredna Banka Zagreb in Croatia.

Below are the details of the meetings scheduled, broken down according to the intended audience. For bookings or more information, write to prenotazionimdr@civita.art.

Global Money Week 2022 - initiatives for elementary schools

 

"Around the World with Arco and Iris"
23 March at 9.00 am

The event "Around the World with Arco and Iris" is dedicated to elementary school students, to raise their awareness of the meaning of savings and the importance of being financially independent. The Museo del Risparmio mascots, For and Mica, will tell the story of Arco and Iris, two piggy banks that one day magically came to life and had an incredible adventure. For and Mica will then talk to the children, answering all their questions and curiosities about money. The event takes its cue from the Museo del Risparmio's fable "Arco&Iris in South America", translated for the occasion into 17 European languages, with the collaboration of the network of foreign banks in Intesa Sanpaolo's International Subsidiary Banks Division.
"Arco and Iris in South America" will be a new "multilingual" tool that the Museo del Risparmio and participating banks will make available to parents to begin to educate children about economic independence, teaching them that a harmonious relationship with money is the right way to make their dreams come true.

 

Global Money Week 2022 - initiatives for middle schools

 

"LEGONOMY - The economy explained with blocks"
21 March at 11.00 am

Museo del Risparmio is organising a special online edition of the workshop "LEGONOMY - The economy explained with blocks", in collaboration with FEdUF(Foundation for Financial and Savings Education) and Luciano Canova, economist, academic teacher and Lego Serious Play trainer. Through the famous blocks, secondary schools students can approach concepts such as price, inflation and GDP, in a simple, amusing way. 

 

Global Money Week 2022 - initiatives for high schools 

 

"EduFin Train-the-Trainer"
22 March at 11.00 am

The webinar "EduFin Train-the-Trainer" for high schools, designed specifically to allow high school students to propose simple financial education activities to elementary and middle schools students. During the webinar, digital educational tools prepared by Museo del Risparmio such as educational apps, edu-quizzes, videos, and publications for children and teens will be provided. 

"MASKED NUMBERS: when numbers tell us about the world."
25 March at 10.00 am

Digital Live Talk entitled "MASKED NUMBERS: when numbers tell us about the world" dedicated to high school students, with the contribution of the popularizers from Taxi1729. The talk devotes special attention to the importance of being able to read data and discern the right information to protect oneself in making consumption and personal finance management decisions.

 

Global Money Week 2022 – initiatives for teachers, educators, and financial education professionals

 

"How much does the way a question is asked matter? The framing effect: how language can affect how we learn and assess”
30 March at 4.00 pm

On the sidelines of the event, Museo del Risparmio is also planning a seminar for adults, particularly teachers, educators and financial education professionals, entitled "How much does the way a question is asked matter? The framing effect: how language can affect how we learn and assess." The online seminar is dedicated to the presentation of a sample survey and a working paper by Giovanna Paladino, director and curator of  Museo del Risparmio, followed by a debate aimed at investigating how language conditions the learning of students and adults, and in particular what the effect of framing in the context of skill evaluation processes, together with professors Enrico Cervellati and Tommaso Agasisti. With the participation of Taxi 1729.