Digital inclusion to end poverty

Thanks to donors like you, since 2005, we have created a lasting impact:

• More than 2,600 graduates
• At least 50% of our students are girls in every center
• More than 12,000 people have been lifted from poverty (graduates and their families)
• 89% of our beneficiaries come from rural areas
• 92% of alumni found a job less than 2 months after graduation
• More than 90% of our alumni work in the tech sector
• More than 600 students are currently studyng in our centers

Passerelles Numériques (PN) is a French non-profit organization, created in 2005, working in Cambodia, the
Philippines, Vietnam, and Madagascar. We unlock the potential of underprivileged youth by empowering
them with innovative education in key digital and soft employability skills.

Our goal is that each student finds a quality job aligned with local tech market needs, allowing them and
their families to escape poverty in a sustainable way and contribute to the social and economic
development of their country.

We provide training in our centers in Southeast Asia, and a pre-preparatory program to enter university at
our center in Madagascar. From their first day of school, until graduation, and their first job, we support each
of our students on their journey. After studying at PN, our students become web developers, analysts,
app testers... and can find quality jobs for life.

• PN overview, thank you! (PDF)