Create an interactive board game that blends financial literacy with civic education—making learning about budgets, saving, taxes, voting, and public goods fun, accessible, and memorable.

Link finance to society by helping young people understand how personal financial behaviours (e.g., saving, borrowing, spending, paying taxes) shape their communities and the common good.

Cultivate youth leadership by building the skills and confidence to make informed economic decisions and contribute to civic processes.

Equip youth workers and educators with ready‑to‑use resources: facilitator training, lesson plans, and clear instructions for integrating the game into programs.

Publish a concise guide for youth workers (10 pages; EN, DE, PT, IT) to communicate how financial education drives social cohesion and responsible citizenship.

Train youth workers to use both the board game and the guide effectively.

Pilot locally with diverse groups of youth to test, refine, and validate the tools.

Evaluate impact with a robust plan measuring changes in financial literacy, civic understanding, and active participation.