Dodohan Collabo , which operates the customized youth policy information platform 'Open and Close', announced on the 24th that it signed a business agreement with the Financial and Happiness Network (hereafter referred to as Kumhan Net) to strengthen the financial capacity of young people. The agreement ceremony was held at the Kumhan Net office.
This agreement aims to establish a cooperative system that can utilize financial resources and information, increase financial literacy among young people, and strengthen practical financial education and policy support.
Through this agreement, the two organizations plan to pursue various cooperative projects, including: △development of youth financial education programs and content; △joint promotion of financial policy research and campaigns; △establishment of a financial information exchange network; and △operation of financial consulting and support services.
In particular, the two organizations are currently conducting a survey on youth financial capacity and financial happiness to lay the groundwork for proposing policies to protect young financial consumers. Through this, they plan to identify financial difficulties experienced by young people and seek more effective education and policy improvement measures.
Dodohan Collabo is a platform company that supports young people to easily access policy information through the 'Open and Close' service, and through this agreement, it will actively support the development of financial education content, promotional activities, and research targeting young people. Kumhaengnet is a non-profit public interest corporation approved by the Financial Services Commission, and as a professional organization specializing in financial consumer protection policies, it is leading the strengthening of financial capacity through financial economic education and financial culture movement.
Won Gyu-hee, CEO of Dodohan Collabo, said, “Our goal is to help young people learn about finance in an easier and more practical way,” and added, “We will use our content and marketing capabilities to increase the accessibility of financial education and help more young people become interested in finance.”
Jeong Woon-young, the CEO of the Financial and Happiness Network, said, “It is an important social task for young people to properly understand and utilize finance,” and added, “We will do our best to provide more practical and effective financial education suited to the digital transformation era through this agreement.”
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