After taking this course you will be financial literate, which means that you will be able to manage your personal and business finances in order to improve your own financial situation and that of the Farmer Based Organization (FBO) you belong to.
Financial Literacy For Farmers
Learning Objectives
Learning Agenda
Go through 12 lessons. Each lesson starts with a video (approx. 15 min) and offer you exercises (approx. 30 min) afterwards. After 9 hours of Financial Literacy Course you can take the test and proof that you are Financial Literate.
Pwonyere me tic i lim pi opur
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1
Pwony me acel -
2
Tic atia me acel -
3
Pwony me aryo
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4
Tic atia pi pwony me aryo -
5
Pwony me adek
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6
Tic atia pi pwony me adek
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7
Pwony me angwen
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8
Tic atia pi pwony me angwen
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9
Pwony me abic
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10
Tic atia pi pwony me abic
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11
Pwony me abicel
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12
Tic atia pi pwony me abicel
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13
Pwony me abiru
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14
Gi tic me keb/pwony me abiru
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15
Pwony me aboro
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16
Tic atia pi pwony me aboro
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17
Pwony me abongwen
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18
Tic atia pi pwony me abongwen
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19
Pwony me apar
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20
Tic atia pi pwony me apar
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