2025: Building confidence and opportunity through digital inclusion
Our 2025 Annual Report brings together a year of learning, inspiring stories, and shared achievements across the communities we serve.
In 2025, the standard courses of our Digital Unify Program reached 155,305 learners through 9,451 courses, bringing the total number of beneficiaries trained since 2003 to over 1.39 million.
From Singapore and France to Morocco, Senegal, and Uganda, to name just a few, our activities brought people together to learn, build confidence, and discover new possibilities for their everyday lives.
Behind these numbers are personal stories of change: children exploring coding and robotics, older adults learning to stay connected with loved ones, and visually impaired learners gaining greater independence. Our collaboration with the International Telecommunication Union*, alongside initiatives with UNDP** – the United Nations Development Programme – and local partners, helped extend accessible digital education to Uganda and Malawi.
One of these voices is Safietou Seydi, an ICB4VI participant in Senegal. Before joining the course, she had never imagined that a blind person could use a computer independently. Through training, she gained the skills and confidence to communicate online and navigate digital tools with greater autonomy.
This year’s report gives more space to these experiences, showing how digital education can strengthen creativity, participation, and human connection. It also reflects the dedication of our trainers and volunteers, the commitment of our partners, and our continued work to create safe and inclusive learning environments.
Read our 2025 Annual Report and discover the people and partnerships helping to bridge the digital divide, one community at a time. LINK
* The International Telecommunication Union is the specialized agency of the United Nations for digital and communication technologies.
** The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the United Nations’ lead global agency dedicated to ending poverty, fighting inequality, and tackling climate change.