The Indonesia Financial Services Authority has partnered with the Family Welfare Movement team TP-PKK to strengthen financial literacy for women, using a large education event for 4,000 TP-PKK members as part of Financial Literacy Month 2026. In the event, OJK positioned women as a priority segment under the National Strategy for Indonesian Financial Literacy and framed stronger financial literacy and inclusion for women as a practical route to better household financial management and wider economic participation. The hybrid programme drew 1,000 participants in person and 3,000 online from across Indonesia. It focused on understanding financial products and services, family financial planning, safe investment choices, asset management and responsible use of financial technology, while also highlighting the need to avoid illegal financial activities. OJK officials urged TP-PKK members not only to improve their own financial capability but also to act as financial literacy ambassadors within their families and local communities. OJK said it will continue broad-based financial education programmes to strengthen women's capacity to manage finances and support family welfare.