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This subcontract with the International Labour Organization involves providing financial literacy training for prime contractors on various projects across Cambodia. The selected trainers will instruct wage workers on how to utilize digital wage payment systems and navigate the processes for accessing formal banking and credit services. To ensure effective delivery, trainers will employ specialized training manuals and digital payment demonstration tools. Qualified candidates must be fluent in Khmer and hold professional certification in either financial counseling or adult education. The primary deliverables for this engagement include the successful execution of completed training sessions and a documented number of trained participants. Performance will take place across multiple destinations within the country.

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ILO subcontract for certified Khmer trainers providing financial literacy training across Cambodia.

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Call for External Collaborator – to supervise ILO Financial Education trainers in Cambodia, ILO ENTERPRISES/Social Finance Please access further details through the ILO e-Sourcing Platform.

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Delivers financial literacy training for prime contractors on International Labour Organization (ILO) projects in Cambodia. Instructs wage workers on the use of digital wage payment systems and the mechanics of accessing formal banking and credit services. Uses training manuals and digital payment demonstration tools. Requires certification in adult education or financial counseling and fluency in Khmer. Delivers completed training sessions and trained participants.

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