Accelerating digitalisation: an opportunity for young people to enter the job market
In Morocco, the digitalisation of the economy and the development of remote services accelerated sharply during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to increased demand for skilled IT specialists. With the growing digitalisation of education and work, it has become imperative for students, self-employed people, and job seekers to have their own computer equipment.
In this digitalisation context, Green Chip 4.0 offers computer maintenance vocational training to early school leavers and university students from Casablanca. The project consists of collecting disused computer equipment from partner enterprises and institutions, refurbishing it, and then reselling it at an affordable price, particularly to students and self-employed people.
With the goal of creating jobs and improving working conditions, Green Chip 4.0 focuses on inclusion, environmental protection, and solidarity. The project aims to have an enduring impact by enhancing computer maintenance skills, and making computer equipment more accessible.