Key Activities:

• Hands-on digital literacy and Microsoft Office training
• Website development using WordPress for students
• AI tools, online marketing, and business management for entrepreneurs
• Workplace productivity tools for professionals and civil servants
• School-based digital training at San Giovanni, Kinaaba, St. Augustine, and Kirima Secondary Schools, utilizing Digi Truck equipment and local lab resources

Impact & Outcomes:

• Gender Inclusion: 54% of participants were women, breaking barriers to technology access.
• Skill Development: Students gained academic and career-ready tech skills; teachers improved classroom digital integration; business owners and artisans adopted digital tools to grow their enterprises.
• Community Empowerment: Participants used mobile technologies for financial inclusion, online services, and improved livelihoods.
• Knowledge Sharing: Trained community leaders committed to sharing skills, amplifying long-term impact.

Human Story Highlight:

Amina, a small-scale farmer from Kanungu, shared how the training impacted her work:

“Before this training, I struggled to communicate with other farmers and keep track of my sales. Through the digital skills sessions, I learned to use WhatsApp to connect with fellow farmers, share ideas, and stay informed about market prices. I also started keeping simple records of my produce and sales on my phone. These changes have helped me make better decisions, reach more customers, and feel more confident running my farm.”

Challenges Overcome:

• Limited internet connectivity for some sessions; future programs will budget for stronger connectivity to ensure full online access.