Our Model
Beej → Ankur → Pallav → Vraksh
Each stage represents how individuals grow from learning digital basics to leading community transformation.
| Stage | Focus | Example Activities |
| Beej (Seed) | Access & Exposure | Introductory digital and financial literacy workshops, community tech fairs |
| Ankur (Sprout) | Confidence & Practice | Hands-on sessions in smartphone use, storytelling, and safe internet |
| Pallav (Leaf) | Creativity & Agency | Projects on digital storytelling, entrepreneurship, and civic campaigns |
| Vraksh (Tree) | Leadership & Impact | Women and youth mentor peers, create collectives, and influence local policy |
Our 21st Century Skills Framework
21st-century skills encompass a comprehensive set of competencies essential for success in today’s complex, interconnected world. These skills enable individuals to navigate and thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape.
We cultivate three interwoven skill sets:
- Digital Confidence – Using technology safely and meaningfully
- Financial Capabilities– Managing digital payments, savings, and opportunities
- Creative Expression – Telling community stories, building local campaigns, designing products
Framework by Chris Dede:Professor Chris Dede, a prominent educational researcher at Harvard University, has contributed significantly to conceptualizing these skills. His framework categorizes them into three primary domains:
Ref: Dede, C. (2010). Comparing frameworks for 21st century skills. In J. Bellanca & R. Brandt (Eds.), 21st century skills: Rethinking how students learn (pp. 51–76). Solution Tree.
DIGIDHAARA 21st CENTURY LEARNING FRAMEWORK
Flagship Initiatives
- Creators’ Collective – A 6-month pilot integrating digital learning, financial literacy, and storytelling with SHG women and local youth.
- Community DigiLabs – Tech corners for continuous learning and innovation
- DigiSaheli Circles – Peer-led women’s groups for financial and social empowerment