Can you imagine a table filled with educators, banking experts, NGOs of all kinds, and young people, all debating sustainable finance? In 2024, diverse focus groups involving different participants in each country were held across Cyprus, Greece, Lithuania, and Spain to address the significant educational gap in this field.

And what did they propose? Nothing less than a revolution in schools, introducing topics such as savings, sustainable consumption, budget management, and ethical investments. But be warned, no boring classes here! We’re talking about interactive, dynamic learning that is, above all, practical for real

life. They also emphasized the importance of focusing on long- term benefits and the broader impact of personal financial

decisions—teaching students to think beyond the now and plan for a more sustainable future.

Of course, ICTs were highlighted as a key tool to enhance this learning experience. Would you be interested in exploring sustainability in an innovative and engaging way?