Use with confidence
Build practical skills that help people use digital tools and AI productively in their everyday lives, studies, work and organisations.
AI for ImpactEmpowering Maldivian civil society through digital productivity and digital defense.
Building the skills and confidence to use AI productively, think critically and stay safer online.


AI for Impact is a two-year initiative by Women in Tech Maldives, supported by the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI).
The project works with civil society organisations, women and young people across the Maldives to strengthen practical skills in artificial intelligence, digital productivity and cybersecurity.
Through research, accessible learning resources and workshops, we aim to support confident, critical and safer participation in an increasingly digital world.
Our activities and resources are designed with the different needs of Maldivian communities in mind.
Strengthening digital workflows, responsible AI use and everyday cybersecurity practices.
Building confidence and practical skills to navigate digital tools, AI and online risks.
Encouraging productive experimentation, critical thinking and safer digital participation.
Build practical skills that help people use digital tools and AI productively in their everyday lives, studies, work and organisations.
Strengthen the ability to evaluate AI outputs and online information, recognise limitations and verify before trusting or sharing.
Turn security knowledge into repeatable habits — protecting accounts and data, recognising risks and knowing how to respond.
Shape resources and learning experiences around the needs, contexts and realities of Maldivian communities.
Before developing training and resources, AI for Impact conducted a baseline study to explore how respondents from Maldivian youth, women and civil society organisations use AI and digital tools, how they understand them, and the cybersecurity practices and challenges they experience.
The findings help guide the project's toolkits, workshops and advocacy.
of surveyed youth respondents frequently use AI
of surveyed youth respondents correctly identified how generative AI works
of surveyed youth respondents reported using multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Findings describe survey respondents and are not nationally representative estimates. Figures are subject to final report verification.
Practical skills, critical judgement and safe digital habits matter alongside access to new technology.
Explore research and practical learning materials developed through AI for Impact. Resources will be added as they become available.
AI, Digital Skills & Cybersecurity in the Maldives — baseline findings.
Practical guidance for using AI productively, critically and responsibly.
Practical guidance for safer digital participation and stronger everyday security practices.
Research, resource development and community learning over two years.
Baseline study and findings
Toolkit development and initial learning activities
Further activities, resource refinement and engagement — subject to confirmation
Sharing resources, learning and project outcomes — subject to confirmation
AI for Impact is implemented by Women in Tech Maldives with support from the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI). The initiative reflects a shared commitment to strengthening digital capacity, responsible technology use and cybersecurity awareness in Maldivian communities.


Learn new skills, access practical resources and take part in opportunities to build a more confident, critical and digitally resilient Maldives.