Computer Class for Every School in Africa

Please, donate your old computers to help us educate the leaders of tomorrow. Together, we can create new dreams for our students, right here in the very heart of Africa. Be a part of their journey to a brighter future.

From Your Office to African Classrooms

Our initiative stands firmly on three pillars, combined creating an ecosystem that equips the young boys and girls of Africa with computers, educational content and learning desks. Become a part of this transformative journey!

Computers

Donate your gently-used computers

Software

Supply stimulating educational software

Finance

Furnish classroom with learning desks

Together, we can forge a brighter future for every child in Africa!

Poverty is the Greatest Barrier to Education

Democratic Republic of the Congo

99 million people

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74,6% lives below the international poverty line, i.e. make less than 2,15 USD per day. 60% live on less than 1,25 USD a day.

Uganda

47 million people

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42% lives below the international poverty line, i.e. make less than 2,15 USD per day.

Malawi

20,5 million people

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60% lives below the international poverty line, i.e. make less than 2,15 USD per day.

KenYa

54 million people

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19 million live below the poverty line making less than 2.15 U.S. dollars a day. 8 million people lived in extreme poverty.

Rwanda

13,8 million people

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48,8% lives below the international poverty line, i.e. make less than 2,15 USD per day.

Tanzania

65,5 million people

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49,1% live below $1.90 per day

Your Support Can Turn Poverty into Prosperity

 

Making a computer class in every school in Sub Saharan Africa has the potential to lift

over 100 million people out of poverty.

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400 thousands schools
without electricity (and computers)

UNESCO

"UIS - School Resources and Learning Environment 2023, 2024" 

Your Computers Can Educate Africa 

If your company is upgrading its equipment, your used computers could provide young boys and girls with access to digital literacy, opening doors to knowledge and opportunities that were once firmly closed.

Social Justice

By donating your company's used computers, you're not merely upgrading your own technology and clearing storage space. You're laying the foundation for new opportunities and dreams across the African continent.

Economic Development

We view unused electronics as vehicles for a valuable second life. Donating computers to Africa represents an investment in a future where every child harnesses education to improve their life, uplifting communities and countries alike.

Peaceful Coexistence

Equipping African schools with tools to boost digital literacy and foster critical thinking lays the groundwork for cross-cultural exchanges and collaboration among tribes, ethnic groups, and nations.

Our vision is simple

Redirecting your older tech for African classrooms will give your electronics a second life. It is more than an act of charity; it's an investment in a future where every child can harness the power of education.

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Your contributions will be acknowledged across African schools, where your donated computers will make a difference. Your representatives are invited to witness this impact at the opening ceremonies of our new learning spaces and meet the students whose futures will be transformed
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    Educational Software for Schools across Africa

    Your educational programs and interactive software will ignite a pursuit of knowledge among young boys and girls. By granting free access to your platform, you are not merely broadening your user base; you are driving a learning revolution across the African continent.

    Freedom and Democracy

    Education is the cornerstone of democracy, empowering individuals with knowledge, critical thinking, and the capacity to challenge injustice.

    Women's Leadership

    Education nurtures women's self-confidence and equips them with the competencies necessary for proficient leadership.

    Climate Action

    Educated young people are increasingly inclined to acquire green skills and embrace environmental standards. Their consumer habits are shifting towards eco-friendly products, stimulating the green economy.

    Every Child Will be able to Access Digital Education, Regardless of Their Geographical Location

    More than

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    of the population of Sub-Saharan Africa is under the age of 25

    Africa's population is projected to reach 

    1.7 billion by 2030

    Each classroom you help to transform in schools across Africa will feature a display celebrating your contribution. We are eager to extend an invitation for your representatives to join us at the inaugural ceremonies of the new educational spaces

    Desks & Solar Power for Computer Classrooms

    Every financial contribution is directed towards equipping computer classrooms with learning desks. Нour support will also enable the installation of solar panels, ensuring a consistent power supply for the computers.

    Thank You for Your Generous Contribution! Your donation is a powerful testament to your commitment to social justice. Please rest assured that we manage your contributions with the utmost care and precision. We ensure complete transparency by providing detailed reports on how every cent is allocated

    Investing in Generation Next

    Educated individuals tend to invest 30% more of their household income into their children's health and education compared to their less-educated counterparts.

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    Every dollar you invest in African education yield a return of up to 5 dollars in economic gain.

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    Each additional year in school can lead to an increase in an individual's earning potential by 10%.

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    9 out of 10 children in the lowest income families could escape poverty with the completion of a secondary education.

    Let us know about your interest through our online form

    "We, the undersigned Nobel Laureates, scientists, and people of goodwill, call on you to join us in supporting the transformative initiative "A Computer Class for Every School in Africa"

    "We call upon UN Secretary-General António Guterres, heads of state, global business and academic leaders, public figures, and all goodwill people to support and join this vital humanitarian mission!"

    Our Commitment to Action

    Within the next decade, we aim to halve the current 29% youth unemployment rate in Sub-Saharan Africa by establishing computer classes across all schools over a 5-year period, thus providing every child with access to learning opportunities. As educational quality improves, we anticipate corresponding advances in economic development, political stability, social equity, and lasting peace across the continent.


    Dr. Lina Zedriga

    Co-Chairperson Strategic Council of the Global Alliance for ICT and Development, Deputy President of National Unity Platform (Uganda), Raportteur of Civil Society Forum of International Conference on the Great Lakes Region of Africa, Director of the UN SCR on Women Peace and Security, Mentor of Gender and Social Inclusion

    Veroniсa Tsepkalo

    Co-Chairperson, Strategic Council of the Global Alliance for ICT and Development, laureate of the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, the Charlemagne Prize, Martin Luther Fearless Word Prize, John S. McCain Freedom Award, Noble Peace Price Nominee

    Anne Rose Osamba

    Executive director of the Uzalendo Afrika Initiative promoting the inclusion of youth and women in policy and governance. Regional organizer for the Africans Rising movement, Chair of the East African Youth Peace Network and a directorate member of the African Network of Youth Policy Experts. Member of the Mombasa Youth Assembly, Kenya

    Farini Kibuya Pauline

    Advisor to the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege, coordinator of the NGO Congo Notre Avenir, Honorary focal point of the World March of Women movement in North Kivu.

    Jacqueline Conradie

    South Africa, Microsoft Senior Manager overseeing partner development across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

    Teddy Lubega

    Practicing physical therapist, a founding member and the treasurer of Women Defending Democracy, a co-founder of other grassroots initiatives to amplify the voices of women in the Great Lakes Region, East and Horn of Africa and the Diaspora community.

    Theophil Lupenza

    CEO and Founder Chen Davar Youth and Women Empowerment Organization, Tanzania Personal assistant of Emma Nyerere as a pan Africanist and African youth and women activist, Corporate trainer and marketing assistant (United Kingdom - NCC Cambridge diploma courses at Emerson Education Upanga, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania), Administrator and human resources manager - Universal College of Africa (UCA) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, A bank teller, customer service officer, bank sales consultant - NBC Bank (T) Ltd and credit officer - lead generator at Barclays Bank International (the current ABSA), Head of marketing Commercial printing department and quality assurance personnel (TSN - Tanzania Standard Newspaper) The Daily News - head offices Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

    Mary Stanslaus Saldadaa

    Acting Managing Director Chen Davar Youth and Women Empowerment Organization, Tanzania

    Boloko Mularica Florence

    National President of the National Union of Women, DRC; Coordinator of Women Partners for Peace in Africa; National Expert for United Nations Population Fund, Member of the UN Economic Commission for Africa, Director General of the National Agency Against Violence to Women and Girls, President of Unión de Asociaciones Familiares (UNAF). Professor of French, Institute Technique Industrial de Ndjili. Mediator and Membet of the Regional Women Forum of the Internatinoal Conference of the Great Lakes Region

    Ewane Nee Ngaajie Spoerah EPEDE

    CEO Sustainable Agro Food Economics (SAFE), Cameroon

    Ernie Barbarash

    Film director and screenwriter, co-producer of the films American Psycho 2, Cube 2: Hypercube, Prisoner of Love, The First 9½ Weeks, and The Cat's Meow, USA

    EKOME SAME Lucas Sperack

    Chief Executive Officer, Hands of Development International, Cameroon

    Emma Nyerere

    President of the Women Mobilization Commission of the IPC-PAFM, Africa AU PAWO/Pan African Women Organization, Treasurer. CEO Kabod Investments Company. Chairperson- Board of directors, Dreams Defender Organisation Tanzania, Tanzania.
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