The UNESCO-Huawei tech-enabled open school systems project, is anticipated to profit approximately 3,000 students from Ghana.

Its primary objective is to ensure the consistency and quality of learning, both in typical educational settings and during emergency situations.

This initiative involves the development, evaluation, implementation, and expansion of resilient systems that can seamlessly connect classroom instruction with remote learning.

Furthermore, the project is expected to provide digital inclusion and sustainability benefits to 1,000 teachers in Ghana.

Referred to as TECH4ALL, this collaborative effort between UNESCO and Huawei is a partnership involving the education ministries and associated partners of Ghana, Egypt, and Ethiopia. It aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and focuses on addressing significant global challenges in the realms of education, environmental conservation, healthcare, and rural development.

Initiated in 2020, the project is scheduled for completion in July 2024. Ken Hu, the Rotating Chairman of Huawei Technologies, emphasized during Huawei Connect 2023 that TECH4ALL aims to promote inclusivity by empowering marginalized individuals with the skills and resources necessary to fully harness digital technology in their daily lives.

“In particular, we provide digital skills training for underserved groups for people with disabilities, women and remote communities while we continuously enhance the accessibility of our products and services.”

He added, “to date, we have provided training for over 220,000 people around the globe and more that 5.2 million people make use of the accessibility features on Huawei deices every month.”

For his side, Diaby Moustapha Mamy (Ing.), Senior Advisor, ICT and Digital Transformation, African Union Commission Office of the Deputy Chairperson, thinks that digital inclusion is the key to releasing Africa's full digital potential.In a statement, he claimed that the African continent is realizing the importance of maximizing its potential in every area of life.

Moustapha Mamy noted, “One of the seven aspirations of Africa’s Agenda 2063 is to build a prosperous Africa based on inclusive growth and sustainable development. The continent’s digital transformation can achieve that goal based on six priority sectors set by the African Union; industry, trade, financial services, government, education, health, and agriculture. The strategy built on existing frameworks and initiatives and is designed to create an empowered and skilled population”.

Huawei's mission and vision, to bring digital to every person, home, and organization for a fully connected, intelligent world, serve as the inspiration for TECH4ALL.