I think beautiful post like this one, should, on top of highlighting what needs to be done, come out clearly with what is being done practically on the ideas implementation. That will increase action rhythm. In the absence of such demonstrations, the posts may just pass as yet another new posts highlighting challenges, without any action recommendation.

One would request development support institutions such as Mastercard Foundation to give a chance to as many financial education players in a market as possible so that each puts best effort in financial education. Scholarship in the case of Equity Foundation is just one good intervention. We at Kenya Financial Education Centre(www.financialeducationcentre.co.ke) have brilliant ideas on how to scale financial education in Kenya especially leveraging on technology the domain where the youth are held spell. Some interventions need only a little financial support and they are good to go. If Mastercard wants to fund financial education in a country, the best, perhaps is to invite ideas based bids to all financial education players and funding is done across the board as we are all aiming at the same goal..

Good perspective Professor and great job at Mastercard Foundation.