The new grant will be aimed at training Ukrainians in digital literacy, overcoming the digital divide and scaling the Diya platform. Digital education.
The head of the Ministry of Statistics Mykhailo Fedorov agreed on this during a meeting with the team of the techno giant.
"Google services have already become part of the infrastructure of the Ministry of Digital. Now other state institutions will be able to work faster, despite the shelling and constant threat of Russian cyberattacks. This will be helped by 50 Google Workspace licenses, which authorities will be able to use free of charge for a whole year," said Fedorov.
Google also supports the development of digital literacy of Ukrainians and the field of education. The new $2 million grant will be directed to training Ukrainians in digital literacy, bridging the digital divide, and scaling the Action.Digital Education platform.
"Let's launch an English-language version of the portal with reskilling programs, personalized learning trajectories with AI elements, as well as employment recommendations. This will allow many to find in-demand jobs in the future and contribute to the economic revival of the state," added the head of the Ministry of Statistics.
