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#SuperCoders 2025 — UNFPA and Orange Moldova's National AI and Digital-Safety Programme for Adolescents

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UNFPA Moldova and the Orange Moldova Foundation trained about 100 teachers across 50 schools to run generative-AI and digital-safety workshops, reaching 2,030 students, teachers and parents nationwide in the #SuperCoders 2025 programme.

100 teachers
Teachers trained (2025)
50 schools
Schools participating (2025)
2,030
Total participants reached (by 1 November 2025)
#SuperCoders 2025 — UNFPA and Orange Moldova's National AI and Digital-Safety Programme for Adolescents #SuperCoders 2025 — UNFPA and Orange Moldova's National AI and Digital-Safety Programme for Adolescents

Details

Maturity
Scaling
Promoter
UNFPA Moldova & Orange Moldova Foundation (with TEKEDU)
Period
September–November 2025 (2025 edition)
Keywords
education, digital literacy, child online safety, UN agency, corporate foundation

Context

#SuperCoders is a digital-education initiative of the Orange Group running in Moldova since 2016 as part of European Coding Week; the 2025 edition was delivered by UNFPA Moldova with the Orange Moldova Foundation and implementing partner TEKEDU, focused on generative AI for students aged 12-14 and online-safety/cyberbullying awareness for their parents.

Activities

Each participating school nominated two teachers, who received free training in Chișinău on 25 October 2025 before running hands-on AI workshops for their students alongside parallel digital-safety sessions for parents, across 50 schools nationwide.

Results

By 1 November 2025, UNFPA Moldova reported that #SuperCoders 2025 had trained about 100 teachers and reached 2,030 pupils, teachers and parents nationwide; no independent, standardised learning-outcome assessment was published alongside these participation figures.

Implementation
Indicative cost
Low (< €50k)
Time to results
Short (< 1 year)
Staffing & skills
trained teachers (two per participating school), UNFPA Moldova and Orange Moldova Foundation programme staff, TEKEDU (implementing partner)

Conditions for success

  • each school nominates two teachers who receive centralised in-person training before delivering workshops locally
  • pairing student AI workshops with parallel parent digital-safety sessions

Where it fits

Governance type
UN agency / corporate foundation partnership with schools
Scale
50 schools nationwide
Income level
upper-middle-income

Commonly funded by

Philanthropic / foundation funding National / regional programmes

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