 Financial literacy is an essential skill for the 21st century. The principles of debt management, profitable savings techniques, and the importance of money have helped many. In 2011, the Central Bank of Nigeria made a commitment to reduce the number of financially excluded Nigerians from 46.3% in 2010 to 20% by 2020. Many fintech startups are plugging into this gap and targeting niche markets. One of such startups is Harvest. Harvest was founded by Sholabpe Akinpelu, who once worked as a marketing agency. Her dream is to help women in Africa take control of their finances by bridging the economic gender gap. She believes more women need to be intentional by improving their financial well-being. Okay, so Harvest simply is an inclusive finance for African women. So we give women familiar access to savings, impact investment, and credit. So when you say impact investment, that is women impact investing into a small amount of milk farmer specifically. So that way, yourself, right, we equip you with personal finance.