Expense Tracking
+47.8%
47.9% → 95.7%
post-workshop
Unplanned Borrowing
-39.9%
71.8% → 31.9%
drastic debt reduction
Family Expectation Mgmt
100%
Full Mastery
post-workshop achievement
General Self-Efficacy
4.67 / 6.0
+0.58 vs Pre-Test
outperforms comparison group
Program Impact Domains
Detailed Behavioral & Knowledge Metrics
Comparing pre-workshop and post-workshop performance
Regular Expense Tracking
47.9% 95.7%
Pre-Workshop Baseline
+47.8% Increase
Spending Less Money Than Before
88.0%
Post-Workshop Adoption Rate
88% of Participants
Complete Understanding of Borrowing Risks & Interest
50.0% 90.9%
Pre-Workshop Baseline
+40.9% Risk Awareness Gain
Unplanned Borrowing (Reduction)
71.8% 31.9%
Current Level: 31.9%
-39.9% Drop in Risky Behavior
High Confidence in Managing Debts
71.0%
Follow-Up Self-Reported Confidence
71% Feel Confident
Conducting Research Before Investing
56.5% 93.7%
Pre-Workshop Baseline
+37.2% Due Diligence Increase
Understanding Business Growth & Financial Mgmt
35.2% 91.3%
Pre-Workshop Baseline
+56.1% Entrepreneurial Knowledge
Openly Discussing Financial Plans with Family
97.9%
Post-Workshop Communication Rate
97.9% Transparent Communication
Managing Family Financial Expectations
100.0%
Post-Workshop Expectation Management
100% Perfect Mastery
Self-Efficacy Comparison
Pre-Test vs Post-Test vs Non-Participant Comparison Group (1-6 Scale)
Pre-Test: Baseline self-efficacy score.
Post-Test: Direct intervention cohort.
Comparison Group: Peer group without intervention.
Key Insight
Beyond financial literacy, participants demonstrated statistically significant gains in General Self-Efficacy (+0.58)—including problem-solving and goal setting—outperforming peers despite these skills not being explicitly taught.
Source: Enrich Impact Study