The Central Bank of the Philippines held a two-day economic, financial, and digital knowledge session for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) owners and workers in Dasmariñas City under its Economic and Financial Learning Program (EFLP). The 23–24 July event was the second of four sessions planned for the year and drew 1,874 participants across onsite attendance at Elijah Hotel and Residences and online participation via Zoom and the BSP PisoLit Facebook page. Sessions covered basic economic concepts such as inflation and interest rates, financial management, accessing microfinance, starting a business, and the safe use of digital financial tools including QR Ph and mobile wallets. The programme featured speakers from the BSP, FinTech Alliance PH, the Microfinance Council of the Philippines, the Department of Trade and Industry, and Registered Financial Planners Philippines; Day 1 focused on empowering MSMEs through financial education, microfinance awareness, and digital skills, while Day 2 focused on helping employees make better choices through economic and financial understanding. The session forms part of a four-part EFLP series planned for the year.