Contextualisation stands as a cornerstone in Aflatoun’s educational programmes, ensuring content resonates effectively within diverse contexts. This process aims to elicit feedback from stakeholders, ensuring learning materials are not only relevant but also engaging and enjoyable for young learners across different settings. Understanding socio-economic dynamics is integral to tailoring materials effectively, ensuring they address the unique needs of each community. In response to partner feedback, Aflatoun refines youth entrepreneurship lessons to cater to the distinct needs of each country and target demographic.

With this key element in mind, we decided to partner with Think Human Foundation, for a project that aims to develop Social, Financial and Entrepreneurship Education for adolescents in Colombia, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Mexico, through contextualisation, thematic workshops, and entrepreneurship fairs to showcase the work of students and empower them.