The promotion of digital skills to women, hard-to-reach youths, and persons with disabilities in Borno and Yobe States has made significant strides in advancing inclusive digital transformation. Through stakeholder collaboration, IT hub establishment, and intensive training, the project has empowered marginalized groups, improving their economic opportunities, digital literacy, and community engagement. It is anticipated that these interventions will support inclusive development across the region in the long run.

Participants at the project launch on promoting the digital skills of women, youth, and persons with disabilities in hard-to-reach locations. Held at Quarter House Hotel, Biu LGA, Borno state. 

The Executive Director of JDPH is giving her keynote address during the EU-ZOA/JDPH project launch on digital skills.

Digital transformation hub training for heads of CSOs and principals.

Group presentations on the Hub design challenge during the training for Heads of CSOs and Principals on setting up a Digital Transformation Hub were conducted at Shami Heritage Hotel, Biu LGA, Borno State.

Participants are energized and ready to learn. 

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