Working with International Organizations: 

They all work with big global organizations like the IMF (International Monetary Fund) or World Bank, and for Greece, Bulgaria, and France, also the European Union. 

Teaching People About Money: 

All the ministries have programs to help people understand money and finances better, though some do this more effectively than others. 

Recovering from Crises: 

Each country has dealt with tough times, like financial crises or COVID-19, and the ministries helped create plans to fix the economy. 

Using Technology: 

All of them are using modern technology to improve things like collecting taxes and teaching people about money.

Currency and Rules: France and Greece use the euro, so they follow rules set by the European Central Bank. Bulgaria is part of the EU but doesn’t use the euro yet. Turkey and Ukraine control their own money systems but face big problems like inflation (Turkey) and war (Ukraine). 

Teaching About Money: France has very good programs for teaching financial skills. Greece and Bulgaria are improving but aren’t as advanced. Turkey has some programs, but they struggle because of the country’s unstable economy. Ukraine is focused on fixing the economy during the war rather than teaching about money. 

Problems They Face: Turkey has high inflation, which makes everything more expensive. Ukraine’s economy is suffering because of the war. Greece and Bulgaria have to follow strict EU rules after past economic troubles. France’s economy is stable but has a lot of debt. 

Size of Responsibilities: France has a huge economy and plays a big role in global issues. Greece and Bulgaria focus more on EU-related matters. Ukraine’s main focus is on fixing war damage, and Turkey is balancing between developing and regional leadership. 

Freedom to Make Decisions:  France and Greece must follow EU rules for many financial decisions. Bulgaria, Turkey, and Ukraine have more freedom but face unique challenges like political instability or conflict.

Economic Stability Act: 

Mandate balanced annual budgets with a focus on green investments and sustainable development. 

Require emergency funds to be set aside to handle natural disasters, pandemics, or economic shocks. 

Financial Literacy Act: 

Make financial education mandatory in schools, starting from primary levels. 

Establish a Financial Literacy Office within the Ministry to provide free courses and resources for all citizens. 

Transparency and Fair Taxation Law: 

Implement digital tax systems to reduce evasion and corruption. 

Ensure progressive tax policies where wealthier individuals contribute a fairer share, balancing economic inequality. 

Reducing Pollution: All these countries want to cut down on pollution by using cleaner energy sources like wind and solar power. For example, Greece focuses on switching from coal to renewables. 

Recycling and Reusing: They all encourage recycling and making better use of resources, which is part of the "circular economy." France and Greece are especially focused on reducing waste. 

Following Global Rules: These countries have plans that follow international agreements like the Paris Agreement, which focuses on fighting climate change. 

Money for Green Projects: They provide financial help (like green bonds or funding) to support businesses and projects that protect the environment. France is well-known for its green funding efforts. 

Using New Ideas: All five countries want to use new technology to make their industries cleaner and more efficient. Ukraine, for example, is developing solar and wind technology. 

Progress: France is more advanced in switching to clean energy and has better funding. Countries like Ukraine and Bulgaria are still catching up. 

Energy Sources: Greece focuses a lot on solar energy, while Turkey works more on hydro (water) power. Bulgaria and Ukraine are exploring wind and solar, but with less funding. 

Community Involvement: Greece emphasizes including local communities in decisions, like in areas where coal mines are closing. Other countries don't do this as much. 

Recycling Systems: France has better recycling programs, while countries like Turkey and Ukraine are still improving theirs. 

Laws and Policies: France and Greece have stricter rules about cutting pollution compared to Bulgaria or Turkey, which are more flexible due to fewer resources