School

As Simone de Beauvoir said, ‘It is not enough to be born a woman or a man, one must become one’.

In a rapidly changing world, financial and digital education is a fundamental basis for building an active and aware citizenship. At the same time, educating for sustainability means forming future citizens capable of making decisions that respect the environment and future generations.

These topics find an ideal place in civic education programmes, where they can be addressed in a transversal and interdisciplinary manner. The intersection of digital, financial and sustainability education creates a platform for empowerment, reducing inequalities and promoting resilience. Such an integrated education enables young people to develop critical thinking, social responsibility and an inclusive vision of progress. Promoting these educational pillars in schools means investing in a more just, innovative and resilient future, where every young person is prepared to actively contribute to the well-being of the community.