By Digital Empowerment Foundation Published on: Nov 18, 2022 The learning centres of DEF ensure that the doors are kept wide open to everyone irrespective of gender, age, education or social backgrounds. In the present framework of our society, self-confidence is often tucked under the blanket of knowledge accumulation or academic achievements. This makes it…
By Digital Empowerment Foundation Published on: Nov 18, 2022 The Displaced Project has been helping certain communities by providing access to digital tools which has created new pathways to improve their standards of living. Often, a sense of purpose aligns dedication, hard work and drive to learn in achieving one’s goals and ambitions. The Digital…
By Digital Empowerment Foundation Published on: Nov 18, 2022 Orientation towards STEM has been happening over the years in the upper and middle class societies while the rural areas, where social stigmas still play a major role in the decision making, is still struggling to get a grip on it and this update from one…
By Digital Empowerment Foundation Published on: Nov 18, 2022 In the digital age, internet dark zones are still a painful reality in many communities. DEF has made sure that no section of the society gets left out of the digital sphere by finding means, off the mainstream methodology, to connect these communities. In the age…
By Digital Empowerment Foundation Published on: Nov 18, 2022 Digital Financial Literacy has helped many beneficiaries like Sabina Barla in changing business practices using digital tools. Digital Empowerment Foundation is notably particular in bridging the aspirational gap by strengthening the underserved communities through financial integration. And the project Amazon DFI (Digital Financial Inclusion) is going…
By Digital Empowerment Foundation Published on: Nov 18, 2022 Join us in this edition of our newsletter to explore the multifaceted internet world and its influence on day to day living of those connected, unconnected or waiting to be connected. We keep hearing about the age of the internet and digital transformation. Digital Empowerment Foundation…
Tea gardens of West Bengal spread mostly over the northern part of the state near sub-Himalayan hills and adjacent terrain. The population in these regions majorly belongs to scheduled caste and scheduled tribes, thus limiting their access to various necessities in life.
The success stories of SoochnaPreneurs, Digital Sarthaks and Samarth SoochnaPreneurs continue to grow in quantity and quality as they are making the best use of the support system, resources and skills to improve their living. Nisha Tuti is a woman entrepreneur from Jharkhand and she is well acquainted with grocery business.
In recent years, the notion of rural development has evolved; converging itself to governance and digital inclusion. The aim is to provide the basic services to the community inclusive of all those processes through which common people can access their confidential data and information about the government and its various development programs.
By Digital Empowerment Foundation Published on: Oct 26, 2022 It took a lot of time and effort to make people understand. But it was a rewarding process; I knew that me providing this information to them made them safer. This is a testimonial from Poonam Bai, DEF’s SoochnaPreneur from Alwar. “When the news of the…