- Digital inclusion
Digital Skills & Education
Accessible digital literacy and skills recognition for girls, women, young people and underserved communities.
Explore this impactEvery class, practical activity, certificate and mentorship connection can strengthen confidence, widen opportunity and help communities take part in a changing digital world.
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WHSF connects practical learning with confidence, recognition, livelihoods and more inclusive communities.
Accessible digital literacy and skills recognition for girls, women, young people and underserved communities.
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Responsible AI awareness, robotics and drone activities that make emerging technology practical and achievable.
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6 published indicators
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Programme outcomes
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Evidence and accountability
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