The Child & Youth Finance International Summit and Awards Ceremony is the first event to bring together children, youth and senior level representatives from across various sectors on the topic of financial inclusion and ChildFinance education for children and youth. During a special Children and Youth Meeting on April 2, 2012, children and youth will meet to voice their opinions for shaping the ChildFinance Movement. At the Summit they will bring their recommendation they will have the chance to engage directly with policy-makers on a level footing to share their views on ChildFinance. Sharing Commitments, Efforts and Innovations Global Participation And... This Summit will - for the first time ever- bring young people from across the world to meet to share about the financial issues that most matter to them. Children and youth from 8 to 18 will gather to discuss these issues and talk directly to the Summit participants. If you would like to attend or nominate and support children and youth to attend the Summit please let us know! Bringing Together Children and Policy-Makers to Interact!
At the Summit, thought leaders and international experts from across various sectors will come together to address the financial issues that most deeply affect the lives of children and young people. Meeting participants will share commitments, efforts and innovations in bringing ChildFinance to 100 million children in 100 countries by 2015. The Summit will also feature an awards ceremony to recognize achievements and efforts in financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, financial education and global promotion of the topic.
The Summit will welcome senior, high-ranking members from the following types of institutions:
Financial inclusion: Reshaping the Future of Finance Summit - Children and Policymakers Interact!
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