Local technology centers offering free access to computers, internet, structured digital literacy courses and mentoring for youth and women.

Mobile units that bring short, practical digital training sessions to rural and remote communities.

Collect, refurbish and distribute used devices (computers, tablets, phones) to students, schools and women entrepreneurs.

Short intensive coding, robotics and STEM bootcamps for students and teachers that emphasize project-based learning.

Upskilling teachers on digital pedagogy, e-learning platforms and interactive classroom techniques.

Provide scholarships and mentorship to promising students—with an emphasis on girls—to ensure continued education and career guidance.

The STEM Learning Materials Support Program enhances teaching and learning outcomes in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) across basic and secondary schools. It provides STEM textbooks, teaching & learning materials (TLMs), experiment kits, and teacher resource guides to improve classroom delivery and inspire learners, especially in underserved communities.

The Learning Support Initiative provides essential school supplies—exercise books, pens, mathematical sets, school uniforms, and school bags—to underserved students to reduce barriers to attendance and enhance learning. The project prioritizes girls and vulnerable learners, procures locally to support small businesses, and integrates distribution with community outreach and parent/teacher orientation.

A targeted incubator for women-led startups offering mentorship, co-working, and seed support.

Monthly advisory clinics delivering practical business skills—finance, marketing, operations—to micro and small enterprises.

A platform connecting entrepreneurs to investors, markets and partners via demo days, exhibitions and pitch events.

Pilot renewable energy, water purification, and eco-tech projects that solve local environmental challenges.

An annual competition to fund, mentor and incubate youth-led tech solutions addressing community problems.

Small grants to community groups for tech-enabled projects that address local needs and foster resilience.