Our work aims to improve outcomes for students, teachers, and entrepreneurs by providing them with technology and training. This is something we have worked towards for over 20 years, whether working at a school with electricity but no ICT infrastructure, or a community centre with aspiring-youth, but limited facilities.
To date, here are some of the ways our work has benefitted individuals and communities:
PROJECT OVERVIEW
- 22 Solar Hubs created and installed in public community areas, youth centres or schools
- 75 Schools equipped with fully functioning computer laboratories
- Over 108,500 direct beneficiaries (49% Male, 51% Female)
- Average Digital Schools project has over 13,800 direct beneficiaries across all schools
- Average Solar Hub project has over 450 direct beneficiaries per year at a school or community space
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TRAINING
- Over 3,562 respective ICDL module assessments
- Over 2,102 ICDL modules passed and certified (67% Female, 33% Male)
- Over 545 students certified in ICDL modules
- Over 215 teachers certified in ICDL modules
- Over 1,740 student assessments in ICDL modules
- Over 795 beneficiaries certified in ICDL
- On average, a beneficiary passes 3 ICDL modules across all our projects
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED
- Over 267,000 computers supplied to other non-profits
- Supplied equipment to 115 countries
- Supplied 5,761 computers to over 510 organisations in the UK
- Supplied 256,448 computers to organisations abroad
IT DISPOSAL/ENVIRONMENTAL
- Received equipment from 480+ companies
- Recycled 67,062 pieces of equipment (2016-2022)
- Refurbished and reused 51,194 pieces of equipment (2016-2022)
- 43% of equipment reused
- 15,358,200 Kg CO2e of e-waste prevented (2016-2022)
Figures are based on data collated by Computer Aid; metrics were last updated in June 2022.