State Bank of Pakistan in collaboration with NIBAF
is implementing NFLP-Y to impart basic Financial
Education to Pakistani Youth.
NFLP-Y, A Project of The State Bank of Pakistan
NFLP-Y, A Project of The State Bank of Pakistan
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Words From Executives
Mr. Riaz Nazar Ali Chunara
Access to finance is considered as a key element in the development of any economy. It is now the need of the time that youth, as potential and young consumers, are not only financially literate, they are aware of advancements in financial products so that they can manage their savings and investments. NFLP-Y will serve as a medium or bridge to connect youth with financial institutions that offer banking products and services.
Syed Sajid Ali
Pakistan can only achieve a higher economic growth if we can inculcate a saving culture amongst the different segments of society. Everyone who earns an income is a potential saver. Every saver is a potential investor. And every investor ought to be financially literate. The objective of NFLP-Y is to not only impart basic financial education among Pakistani Youth but to also encourage their entrepreneurial spirit.
E-Learning Outreach
- 9-12 year (13,726)
- 13-17 year (16,512)
- 18-29 year (84,231)
Total Enrollments: 114,469
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Our Success
Played PomPak, Saved Money, Bought a DSLR Camera
Hamza not only saves money for himself but also helps his siblings with budgeting
Mr. Ryan Young
NFLP-Y is a fantastic program; it gave our students a very firm grasp on some of the basic concepts of financial literacy.” Career Counselor National Grammar School
Syed Naveed Ahsan
He is our Master Trainer and has been a part of the NFLP-Y Karachi family for more than a year now. He is super passionate about empowering Pakistani youth to own their financial futures.
Rania Usman Bilour
Rania, a student of National Grammar School, Lahore, After attending a training session conducted by NFLP-Y, learnt how to use money effectively and set up a business.
