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Rural and underserved communities, Ghana

Digital Literacy & Inclusion

Digital inclusion through learning hubs, skills training, affordable devices, and localised e-learning resources.

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Digital Literacy & Inclusion
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De Mayor Foundation equips Ghanaian youth and women with practical digital skills.

The foundation aims to establish Digital Learning Hubs in at least 5 regions by Year 5, each fitted with computers, internet access and training resources, and to train 1,000 youth and women every year in skills spanning coding, digital marketing and online entrepreneurship. Partnerships with tech firms and government will put low cost devices in the hands of students in marginalised areas, supported by an e-learning platform built for local needs and languages.

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Regional Learning Hubs
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Full Hub Rollout
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