“Design with the user”.

The future of drone use will always be in the hands of the next generation. The “Learning” section is a collection of drone technology learning resources. The courseware is from UNICEF drone education initiatives or open source courseware from other partners.

Learning Tools 🔗

Africa Drone and Data Academy

The African Drone and Data Academy (ADDA) aims to be a center of excellence that will equip African youth with necessary 21st-century skills while strengthening the drone ecosystem for more effective humanitarian and development response.

The ADDA courses, developed by Virginia Tech (USA) with the Malawi University of Science and Technology (Malawi) as its local partner, combines theoretical and practical methodologies in making, testing, and flying drones. The curriculum allows young people to learn how to construct and pilot drones, to integrate them into a supply chain system and to analyze drone data. It follows UNICEF’s ‘Drones and Data for Good’ vision, focusing on the potential of technology to positively impact young people.

Go to The Africa Drone and Data Academy and sign up for an online course.

Submit Learning Tools to the UNICEF drones for SDGs toolkit - 🔗

Do you have an open-source learning tool that you have developed?

Join our efforts to make innovation for good more accessible and to scale impactful tools across the world. Visit The Drone for SDG Toolkit Project Submission Form. and fill out the information about your project. We will respond to your submission within ninety (90) days.