College of Business Education (CBE) - Tanzania
- Tanzania
- Resources
- Capacity Building
- Financial Literacy
- Financial Literacy
Quick information guide
According to UNESCO, Tanzania has:
- 77.89% of adult literacy
- 83.2% of male literacy; and
- 73.09% female literacy
Tanzania is making progress in the area of adult literacy and laid the groundwork for opportunities in financial literacy:
For businesswomen who want to build their capacity in financial literacy, there are opportunities provided by different organisations in:
- Money control
- Business planning
- capacity building on money use,
- Loan repayment
- Basic financial management
- Budgeting and budget management
- Guiding principles for effective financial management and reporting
- Ethics, internal controls and compliance in financial management
- Methods and practices for effective financial reporting
Opportunities for financial inclusion in Tanzania:
- Digital financial services
- Development of new products and services of particular interest to women
Financial Literacy
There are other reasons that contribute to this financial inclusion gap including: social norms, low literacy, and numeracy levels. Consequently, women hardly earn enough profit when they do business.
Financial Literacy is needed for women to do business efficiently it would equip them with a range of skills much needed.
College of Business Education (CBE)
| About CBE | College of Business Education (CBE) is a public education institution specialised in business management. The institution offers short and long term courses to degree students and non-degree students such as entrepreneurs |
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| Enrolment requirements | Enrolment: 27th-28th April 2020 Eligibility -Entrepreneurs Costs 30,000 TZS Payable through account name CBE Consultancy Bureau, with Account no 191504001632 of Tanzania Postal Bank
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| Bibi Titi Mohamed Rd. |