Project Overview
Funding Source: Kohistan Area Development Project
Location: Dassu, District Kohistan
FEEDER implemented computer operator training for 80 male youth in Dassu, Kohistan, with the
objective of improving digital skills and employment opportunities among young people in a remote
and underserved area. The training focused on practical computer operation and office-related skills,
enabling participants to improve their employability and access to income-generating opportunities.
About the Project
Digital knowledge and computer skills have become increasingly important for education, employment and participation in modern economic activities.
The training focused on providing practical computer operating skills to participants from the local community.
Project Objectives
The project aimed to:
- Develop practical computer operating skills.
- Support human resource development.
- Improve participants’ familiarity with digital technology.
- Strengthen opportunities for learning and employment.
- Promote digital inclusion within the local community.
Key Activities
FEEDER provided Computer Operating Training to 80 male participants in Dassu, Kohistan.
Project Impact
The training supported participants in developing useful computer skills and contributed to human resource development in the area.
By providing access to practical digital learning opportunities, the project supported greater participation in an increasingly technology-based environment.