Seinfo is anβ open-source digital library for Africans to learn digital skills needed for freelancing, remote-working and entrepreneurship. The platforms allowβ users to create social media profiles, add to the library and share queries in a forum.
@banada Thanks for the feedback Nathaniel πΈ The website is open for all but targetted at Africans. I didn't restrict the website to regions because I didn't want to exclude Africans in the Diaspora
Problem:
Youths account for 60% of all of Africaβs jobless, according to the World Bank. In North Africa, the youth unemployment rate is 25% but is even greater in Botswana, the Republic of the Congo, Senegal, and South Africa, among others. With 200 million people aged between 15 and 24, Africa has the largest population of young people in the world. In most African countries, youth unemployment βoccurs at a rate more than twice that for adults,β notes the African Development Bank.
Our Solution:
Remote and flexible work was found by The World Economic Forumβs Global Competitiveness Report to be the top βdemographic and socio-economic driver of changeβ in employment. Our platform enables African women and youth to learn digital skills as well as emerging tech to enable them to get remote jobs on platforms such as Fiverr, PeoplerPerHour and Upwork.
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@afrocheri Great initiative Stephanie! Clear need for this and it's a scalable solution. Good luck and congrats on the launch!
This is awesome. I had been thinking about this idea for over a year now, and I'm glad someone was able to capitalize on it and actually build it. Congrats on the launch, looking forward to seeing it grow and improve. Thanks for making a positive difference in the world.
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