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Freedom of Creativity Leads to Innovative EdTech Startup

USAID Central Asia
By USAID Central Asia
January 20th, 2024
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Footnotes Thanks to USAID’s support, the Tumaris project has successfully increased the involvement of girls in the Central Asia IT ecosystem. Through a range of project activities and events, hundreds of women and girls have gained practical skills to help them start their own businesses, develop existing ideas, and even receive start-up funding. To date, the project has created more than 250 new jobs (including over 200 jobs for women) and trained over 500 women and girls.

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