As digital technologies reshape how we work, collaborate and make decisions, a second digital divide is emerging: the gap between professionals who continuously develop the skills to understand and apply new technologies—and those struggling to keep pace.
How can organizations build lifelong learning ecosystems that enable professionals to continuously adapt to rapid technological change?
Join us for an interactive evening combining expert insights, live demonstrations, hands-on experimentation and peer exchange. Together, we will explore how structured digital learning, learning by doing and peer learning can help professionals and organizations adapt to rapid technological change.
From insight to action
Discover how organizations can build effective approaches to lifelong learning through a moderated expert conversation.
Engage with digital microlearning through a live demonstration that makes learning accessible, tangible and less intimidating.
Experiment and bring your own idea to life by using AI and step-by-step guidance to build a simple prototype application.
Reflect and connect through peer learning, prototype sharing and a networking apéro.
Bring your laptop—and your curiosity
Bring your laptop and an idea – however early or ambitious – and participate in a guided, hands-on experiment that will let you turn your idea into a simple AI-powered prototype application. No coding experience is required: participants will receive complimentary credits and practical guidance throughout the session.
Don’t have an idea or a laptop? No problem. You can team up with another participant and build a prototype together—or simply sit back and watch the process unfold in real time.
Come ready to discover, engage, experiment and connect. We look forward to welcoming you!The session is intended for representatives of the private sector, international organizations, investors, Permanent Missions, government, academia, and the wider innovation ecosystem working on impact, sustainable finance, digital development, and public–private collaboration.
The event is open to all, but places are limited. Click here to register.
