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raiffeisen.foerdert.tirol

We are making an impact

for young people

Commitment to financial

education honoured in-

ternationally

Almost 2,000 visitors at

Raiffeisen Sumsi day in the Alpenzoo

Financial education – or communicating to young people the

value of responsibility in their handling of money has always

been a matter close to the Tyrolean Raiffeisen banks’ collec-

tive heart. This commitment was rewarded in 2015: for the fifth

time, TeamBank AG awarded the financial education prize.

With their cooperation as part of the CURE Runners project,

Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG and Three Coins occupied an

excellent second place among 555 participating cooperative

banks in Germany and Austria.

The mobile-phone game project CURE Runners, which was

developed by Three Coins, the innovation generator for finan-

cial competence, trains adolescents to keep track of their fi-

nances, to make all of their consumption and investment de-

cisions in line with sustainability principles, and ultimately to

achieve their savings objectives. Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol

AG made it possible for Innsbruck school classes to take part

in the financial competence workshops. In these, the decisions

made in the game are referred to and discussed.

At the awards ceremony (right to left): Eva-Bettina Gruber

(head of operations, Three Coins), Katharina Norden, (man-

aging director, Three Coins) Christian Bevelander (head of

Raiffeisen communication), Dr Hannes Schmid (chairman of

Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG), Dr Christiane Decker (man-

agement board member at TeamBank) and Katharina Fesl

(Raiffeisen communication).

Building their own bee hotel, making wax can-

dles, watching honey being extracted or tast-

ing different types of honey. At the eighth Raif-

feisen Sumsi day in the Alpenzoo, it was all

about the bees and their helpers once again.

Almost 2,000 visitors enjoyed a fascinating

and informative day. At a variety of stations,

they marvelled at the way bees contribute to

the basis of human existence and to an intact

environment.

The primary objective of Raiffeisen and Inns-

bruck’s Alpenzoo in staging Sumsi Day was to

make people more conscious of the bees’ sig-

nificance and of the need to protect them. Fur-

thermore, Raiffeisen is sponsor of the Alpen-

zoo’s beehive for the entire year.

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Out of a total of 555 participating coopera-

tive banks, Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG

and Three Coins, with their project CURE

Runners took

second place

.