Bettt announced Monday that he was joining the forces with UNICEF Luxembourg to enhance training in Web 3 technologies. As part of the move, the exchange plan is to educate more than 300,000 people in eight countries, including India, Brazil, Malaysia and Morocco. The exchange educational arm “Butt Gate Academy” will create a training module that will teach participants how to create video games using blockchain technology. With this move, Betty will be part of UNICEF’s Game Changer Coalition (GCC), which begins the development of skills with young girls in many parts of the world.
The Sichules -based exchange shared with Gadget 360 said that the partnership with UNICEF’s Luxembourg unit would be three years.
“Digital skills are a powerful driver for opportunities and participation,” said Sandra Wescher, executive director of UNICEF Luxembourg. He added that the international blockchain training move is a welcome increase in its curriculum.
The exchange plans to introduce various web 3 projects and developers to UNICEF, hoping that they will contribute to the agency’s global blockchain training.
“Emerging technologies should be introduced early and equally,” said Gracey Chen, CEO of Butt Gate. Blockchain, with its real -world use and the possibility of social welfare, is one of the most powerful tools we can give to our younger generation. “
The announcement estimates that more than one million women are expected to enter the gaming industry by 2027. Highlighting that 90 % of modern jobs need digital qualifications, UNICEF said that young women from low and middle -income countries should not lose job opportunities due to lack of technical training.
“Butt Gate and UNICEF Luxembourg aim to empower a new generation of girls with the skills they need to actively participate in the crypto economy,” the statement said.
For now, the steps needed to be registered for the exchange training program have not been given details.
In recent times, it seems that Bitt has increased its participation in web 3 training and security sites. For example, in April, the exchange joined forces with snowfall, which aims to promote India’s web 3 infrastructure, increase blockchain, and increase the use of web 3 in the country.
Due to the appearance of more sophisticated crypto scams containing AI, Deep Fake Technologies, as well as Ponzi schemes, countries from all over the world are taking steps to train parts of their work forces and law enforcement agencies in Blockchain and Web 3.
In 2024, a Blockchain and AI academy in Vietnam was launched with the ambitions of training one million people in these modern technologies. Macau and India are the other regions where web 3 training seems to be pulling the pace.
In December 2023, the United Nations also said it was going to educate more than 22,000 staff members in Web 3 technologies.