Kompanion Bank Team Conducts Financial Literacy and Eco-Gardening Training for Migrant Families in Besh-Terek Village

Kompanion Bank team organized a capacity-building training for migrant families in Besh-Terek village, located in the Moscow district of Chui region (Tört-Gül aiyl okmotu). The training focused on two key areas: Financial Literacy and Eco-Gardening.

The event brought together families who are eager to strengthen their financial management skills and explore sustainable practices in home gardening and household maintenance.

Training Objectives:

The program aimed to equip participants with practical tools to:

- better understand the fundamentals of budgeting and financial planning;

- learn how to manage family income and expenses effectively;

- explore ways to develop small-scale, environmentally-friendly gardening initiatives at home.

The training combined both theoretical and hands-on modules. A particularly engaging segment was the eco-gardening session, where participants discussed how to grow fruits and vegetables using minimal chemicals while preserving soil fertility and biodiversity.

Organizer’s Statement:

“We believe that our role goes beyond providing financial services — it includes sharing knowledge that strengthens the resilience of families, especially in rural areas. Financial literacy and environmental responsibility are the cornerstones of a secure and sustainable future,” — noted representatives of Kompanion Bank.

Supporting Migrant Families:

Migrant families often face unique economic challenges and limited access to educational resources. Supporting them through knowledge-sharing initiatives is a key priority for Kompanion Bank.

This training is part of the bank’s broader commitment to community development and sustainable rural progress. By empowering vulnerable groups with practical knowledge and tools, Kompanion Bank contributes to building stronger, more self-reliant communities — both within Kyrgyzstan and beyond its borders.