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The Digital Unify Program’s activity in India has been growing steadily since its inception in 2003.
As of 2009, ten computer labs are active throughout the country. Four labs exist in four schools neighboring ST offices in Noida. They are: Rashtriya Shiksha Sadan Inter College, NS Balika Kanya Inter College, Bharitya Adarsh Inter College and Pandit Salag Ram Higher Secondary School.
An additional internal ST lab is available to ST volunteers, a very tight-knit group, who actively organizes batches for the training of all kind of workers and for relatives.
The Gujarat lab in Lodai is located in a building administered by the Immaculate Heart of Mary Social Service Society, and offers computer literacy to the population of the Kutch District.
Two labs are then operational in the Navi Mumbai area, and have been equipped in cooperation with the NGO Aarambh, targeting young boys and girls from the surrounding slum.
One lab has recently been equipped in Porsa, a town located 100 km from Agra, in cooperation with the NGO Porsa Talent.
The lab in Bahadrabad is situated in a rural school, Rashtriya Inter College, and its pupils and the nearby community can now attend its ICB courses.
The newly born lab in Bhubaneswar is meant to have the rural communities of Orissa profit from computer literacy and access, thanks to a partnership with the NGO IRMA India.
In February 2010, 12 ST employees from the Bangalore site have taken the ICBF course in order to become voluntary trainers and contribute to the spearheading of the DU program in the country. They add on to a motivated team in Greater Noida.
The Foundation is willing to cooperate with more local partners in order to expand the Program to new locations in India in the future.
