Computer lab established for Afghan girls High School in Khoshi District
Afghanistan’s leading private telecom company, Roshan, established a computer for the Khoshi District Girls High School.
Utilizing advocacy skills gained through USAID-sponsored training, the Khoshi District women’s communication committee in Logar Province persuaded Roshan to establish a computer lab for the Khoshi District Girls High School.
Increasing computer literacy of girls was a priority identified by women leaders during larger district planning processes also supported by USAID and the SIKA-East program.
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