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The Foundation aims to enhance life outcomes through supporting educational programmes, actively encourage innovation in education and training and support research into the advancement of education technology.
GMin will invest the donation from the Foundation across three programmes in Sierra Leone, Kenya and South Africa to empower youth innovators:
"Despite growing global interconnectivity and opportunity, creativity and innovation of young people in Africa, the continent continues to be sidelined. This limits the flow of good ideas that turn into tangible solutions that could overcome local problems. For African countries to continue to grow, the youth must be enabled to learn the relevant skills for an innovation-driven economy. We are grateful for the support from the Foundation, which will allow us to further support our youth to test and implement their ideas to improve society. Together we will create remarkable stories to inspire others and create a culture of civic engagement through action within their communities," commented David Sengeh, President and Co-founder of Global Minimum Inc.
"As an organisation established to connect the international education technology industries, we fundamentally believe that it is important to give back into this innovative community. We are delighted to be supporting such empowering programmes as Global Minimum and look forward to working with them to see real impact," said Charles McIntyre EdTech Global Co-founder and Chair of the EdTech Global Foundation. "As the EdTech Global Foundation continues to develop, we're excited to review the possibilities of working with other innovative education focused charities or non-profit organisations to create real innovation and change not just in the EdTech industry but to people's lives."