Training that survives your team turnover.
- Reusable learning paths, defensible to funders
- 30-50% reduction in training costs
0 beneficiaries supported. 24 projects. 5 countries. And funders still want more proof.
Training never compounds. Every cohort starts from scratch:
- Trainers change, materials scatter.
- What worked the first time is never formalized.
- You rebuild instead of building on what exists.
Training budgets no longer justify themselves. Funders no longer fund on trust:
- They fund on indicators.
- Without behavioral metrics, you defend an ROI you cannot prove.
- Q3-Q4 calls for proposals are unforgiving about it.
Shrinking aid changes the rules. The context is tightening:
- Funders require measurable indicators, aligned with the SDGs.
- FWBI, behavioral metrics: this vocabulary has become the condition for accessing funding.
Beneficiaries disappear and struggle once the training ends. Follow-up stops:
- Personal financial fragility takes over again.
- What your beneficiaries live through outside stays invisible.
- That is exactly where impact collapses.
Three levers, with one leading the way
Financial stability, before the support begins.
- Beneficiaries who last beyond the program
- Measurable data for funders
The continuous behavioral measurement layer.
- Behavioral tracking for funder reporting
- Differentiation and access to funding
See what reusable training is worth to you
Standardize your content, digitize your rollouts. Two levers, one training budget.
Standardization
Instructional design & development · per 5-hour moduleSavings per year~ 0 €
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Digitalization
Field training · baseline 100 people / 3 daysSavings per year~ 0 €
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Your results, in numbers
2 579beneficiaries
24projects
5+countries
8/10satisfaction score, Fiinafas Coach pilot
8/10satisfaction score, Pack workshops
Results since 2023
Bibliothèques Sans Frontières · Chad
100 beneficiaries
Vocational training for refugees
Two digital vocational training programs created (bakery-pastry, solar panel installation/repair) for young refugees and returnees in the camps of eastern Chad, delivered in French and Modern Standard Arabic via BSF's Ideas Cube.
Hope Center · Lebanon
70 beneficiaries
Entrepreneurial and financial training
Hope Center, a non-profit micro-project incubator, supports 350 Lebanese entrepreneurs toward viable businesses. Fiinafas advised PPI and the Center on developing effective digital approaches to financial education and digital learning.
Your next proposal is won on numbers, not intentions
Funders open their cycles in Q3-Q4. If your training isn’t reusable yet and your metrics don’t hold up yet, now is the moment to structure it together.
The window is tight. We start from your funding cycle, not from a catalog.
Questions.
Yes. We integrate IncomeLab into an existing program without interrupting active cohorts. Capitalization starts with the very first restructured module.
The Fiinafas Well-Being Index produces defensible SDG-aligned indicators (SDGs 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10). It fits into your existing reporting formats. The FWBI is aligned with OECD/INFE studies and international benchmarks.
Primary market: France. Secondary markets: West Africa (Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire) with local partners, Southern Africa (South Africa, eSwatini) with a local representative, Sub-Saharan Africa (Cameroon, Chad, Mauritania), and the Middle East. Expansion possible depending on your areas of operation.
Field support: train-the-trainer and co-creation with your field teams.