Central Bank joins OECD’s International Network on Financial Education as Full Member

15-09-2025

15 September 2025, Baku: The Central Bank has deepened its push to strengthen financial literacy and broaden financial inclusion by joining the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) International Network on Financial Education (INFE) as a full member.

This move will allow the Central Bank to participate in the network’s working groups on ‘Financial Literacy Standards: Implementation and Assessment,’ ‘Digital Financial Literacy,’ and ‘Financial Literacy and Sustainable Finance.’ Membership also grants direct participation in the drafting of international policy papers and full access to OECD’s extensive database of financial education resources.

These developments will help align Central Bank’s financial literacy programs with international standards, broaden access to information, and contribute to expanding financial inclusion nationwide.

OECD’s INFE serves as a global platform for cooperation among regulators and other stakeholders worldwide on issues related to financial literacy. The network gathers internationally comparable information, conducts policy analysis, and develops policy tools used globally.