For the last two decades, nasscom foundation has witnessed the transformative power of technology for social impact. As a not-for-profit outfit representing the Indian tech industry, we support organisations with a similar vision of solving complex social and economic challenges through technology.
Our mission is to ensure that every person in our ecosystem is prepared to embrace change. By prioritising people and collaboration across the private, public, and social sectors, we advocate for and build capacity to improve the effectiveness of technology for social good.
Our understanding of computer, smartphone, and other digital device uses has been greatly enhanced by the digital training program. Having been trained and informed about crucial information downloads and communication with others, we are now conducting door-to-door mobilization in our village. Our aim is to educate the community on the significance of technology and help them achieve digital and financial literacy.
Papita Suryavanshi, E-governance Beneficiary
Gadchiroli, Maharashtra
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