Code Unnati

About Code Unnati

Code Unnati is a corporate-to-citizen, digital literacy and IT skills development initiative aimed at fostering digital inclusion in India. Launched in June 2017, Code Unnati integrates the Digital Literacy curriculum within primary to higher secondary curriculum and imparts skills in next-gen technologies among the youth enabling employment opportunities.

'Unnati' is a Sanskrit word that means prosperity, empowerment or development and the initiative delivers on all three aspects. As a multi-stakeholder, multi-year program, Code Unnati is a collaborative effort between SAP and Corporate CSRs, Non-profit organizations and supports the initiatives of the Indian government.

Code Unnati envisions to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals of – No Poverty, Quality Education, Decent Work & Economic Growth, and Partnership for the Goals.

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SAP and Mahindra & Mahindra join hands to digitally empower the girl force of India

While women account for nearly half of India’s population, around only 25% of the workforce is female. The literacy level continues to remain around 46% in the rural areas and girls continue to lack access to quality education. To prepare for the wave of digital transformation the country is currently experiencing, building digital skills is essential. Hence the need for programs to provide equal opportunities and train the future workforce of India.

India Code Week 2018: A Code Unnati initiative for upskilling youth with advanced coding skills to build future workforce

Digital literacy & inclusion is the cornerstone for Code Unnati program and we strive to impart IT skills to children, adolescents and youth across India.

Celebrating a new milestone: 500th Code Unnati center launched in Navsari, Gujarat

On 7th September 2018, Code Unnati program expanded its outreach to Navsari district of Gujarat with the launch of 61 additional Code Unnati computer training centers in 61 schools in 6 blocks - which will train 28,139 students in the region.

Here is how 22-year-old Deepa Gujar's life took a turn for the better, thanks to a digital literacy training programme

Deepa Gujar was just a child when she first started working. Her father had died when she was very young, and being the oldest among six sisters and two brothers

Code Unnati expands to Odisha: launches training on next-gen technologies, on 30 August 2018, at National Skills Training Institute, Bhubaneshwar

On August 30th, SAP India signed an MoU with NSIC for Skill Development of Small and Medium enterprises and youth on Enterprise Software in the country in presence of Sh. Dharmendra Pradhan

Making STEM Education the cornerstone of a New India

A very apt synonym for children is ‘possibility’. Every child has enormous potential waiting for the right kind of inspiration and motivation to achieve the apparently unachievable.

Digital Literacy: SAP’s Code Unnati Program Imparts Quality Digital Education to Underprivileged Kids of Dharavi (Mumbai)

With 45% of the world population equipped with internet access and 95% having cell phone coverage, India is still massively lagging behind in digital literacy.

SAP adopts 100 Atal Tinkering Labs (STEM Education Labs) to prepare Indian students for Industry 4.0

Today, we are living in a world that is shaped by technology, globalization and rapid economic growth. And to stay relevant in this world, skill development stands as the key instrument to harness productivity and efficiency.

Atal Tinkering Labs – Summer TechFest 2019

In March 2018, SAP joined hands with the planning think-tank NITI Aayog for the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) with the objective of setting up Atal Tinkering Labs which are state-of-the-art workspaces to stimulate innovation among students of class 6th-12th. The objective is to apply concepts of STEM education & IT skills for solving complex problems in real-world scenarios.

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Re-building Communities & Fostering Economic Development in Disaster Affected Areas through Digital Transformation.

According to World Disasters Report 2018 by the Red Cross, more than two billion people have been affected by natural disasters over the past decade. Natural calamities like earthquakes, floods, cyclones cause large-scale destruction to human life and infrastructure – physical & social. This calls for a need for the government, corporate and non-profit organizations to collaboratively work towards rebuilding & rehabilitating the communities in the aftermath of disasters