Bitget Joins UNICEF to Foster Digital Skills in Youth

Bitget has partnered with UNICEF through the Game Changers Coalition to introduce blockchain education to youths globally, aiming for more inclusive digital workforce skills enhancement.

The collaboration aims to empower over a million youths with blockchain skills by 2027, promoting early tech education and inclusivity in emerging markets.

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Bitget and UNICEF Collaboration

Bitget, in collaboration with UNICEF, has launched an initiative aimed at empowering youths with digital skills. The partnership is part of Bitget’s global impact strategy and involves launching UNICEF’s first interactive blockchain training program.

Led by Gracy Chen, Bitget’s CEO and a notable figure in Web3, this initiative seeks to provide adolescents with early access to blockchain technology education. It plans to reach over 1.1 million youths by 2027.

“Introducing children to digital skills at an early age is important to accelerate the growth of emerging tech and finance. Too often, access to tech education starts too late and excludes those with the most potential. Emerging technologies such as blockchain offer the tools needed for youth to become entrepreneurs, builders, and innovators on a global scale. We plan to tap into this potential and make the digital space more inclusive and empowering for the next generation of women leaders.” – Gracy Chen, CEO, Bitget, Chainwire PR

Global Reach and Impact

The collaboration highlights the essential role that blockchain technology can play in equipping young people globally with entrepreneurial and innovative skills. The initiative will initially target 300,000 individuals across eight countries.

While no direct market impacts such as token price changes were reported, the significant emphasis on skills development reflects Bitget’s dedication to fostering inclusivity within the blockchain sector.

Existing crypto leaders and industry analysts recognize the absence of quantifiable financial shifts following the announcement. However, the program underscores a growing trend toward non-monetary, social impact initiatives.

Historically, similar programs like Blockchain4Youth have been effective, yet this partnership marks a broader reach. The strategic emphasis on education aligns with ongoing efforts in tech-driven international development.