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Accessible coding
Digital Inclusion.
Coding that every child can learn, including children with disabilities.
- 2026–2035
- Youth, gender & activism
Project sheet
Accessible coding for every child.
Coding activities designed from the outset for children with disabilities, following WCAG accessibility standards.
Project status
Concept · in preparation- 1ConceptAnalysis & partners
- 2PilotFirst activities
- 3OngoingActive in the community
- 4ExpansionRegional scale-up
19.2%of young Romanians are neither in education nor in employmentEurostat, 2025 · [2]
✓What already exists
- Accessibility principles applied on grupulverde.ro
- Accessible technology used in existing workshops
→Project objectives
- A 100% accessible coding curriculum
- Teacher training for inclusive classrooms
- Adapted equipment in partner schools
Digital Inclusion · from the field
The project in pictures.
Photos from our workshops. Support the project so it can reach the next school too.
Accessible coding for every child
Accessible technology for everyone
Part of
The Youth, gender & activism programme.
Extended through the Green Innovation Hub
What we build next.
This programme feeds directly into the Green Innovation Hub initiatives, built on European models.
What we hope for · how you can help
Technology is truly for everyone only if it is accessible.
Choose how you would like to contribute.
Accessibility specialists
Help us design the activities.
Become a volunteer →Schools and special centres
Let’s pilot the programme together.
Let’s talk →Project 2026–2035
This is a 10-year movement. Choose your role.
Sources and methodology
Where the figures come from.
Our own figures (young people trained, schools, localities) come from the association’s records and are published in the impact report. Context statistics come from official sources, with the year of the latest available edition.
- People (aged 16–74) with at least basic digital skills, Romania — last place in the EUEurostat · isoc_sk_dskl_i21 · 2025. See source ↗
- NEET young people (aged 15–29), Romania — the highest rate in the EUEurostat · edat_lfse_20 · 2025. See source ↗
Portfolio 2026–2027
Technology built by young people, for resilient communities.
Digital Inclusion is part of the 2026–2027 portfolio of Asociația Grupul Verde: 43 programme lines in which young people build technology for nature, protected species, climate and democracy, with partners from Romania and the EU through Horizon Europe, LIFE, Erasmus+, the European Solidarity Corps and CERV.
Erasmus+ and mobility
Short-term mobility projects — adult education
Trainers and adult volunteers learn abroad how to teach AI literacy and digital skills to adults and older people.
Target programme: Erasmus+
Linked to: Active ageing, Our team
Technology, AI and resilience
Youth, digital innovation and disaster resilience
Secondary school students build flood, drought and earthquake sensors and a digital risk map that families and authorities can use.
Target programme: Horizon Europe
Linked to: Vrancea Ready, Resilient Communities
Open science and research
Youth, science and democracy (science literacy)
Pupils learn to read a study, spot a misleading statistic and build their own experiment with low-cost sensors.
Target programme: Horizon Europe
Linked to: Media & Democracy, AI in Romania
Democracy, memory and citizenship
Pupils and families in civic education
Pupils attend workshops with their parents on rights, voting and public services and build a small digital guide for the community together.
Target programme: Horizon Europe
Linked to: Civic and legal education, Citizenship & Rights
Technology, AI and resilience
AI in pre-school and primary education
Short activities, screen-free or with Marty the Robot, through which children aged 4–10 understand how a machine “thinks”. Young volunteers prepare them.
Target programme: Horizon Europe
Linked to: First Steps, Digital education & AI
Technology, AI and resilience
Resilience of rural communities to shocks
Villages learn to withstand drought, floods, price shocks and isolation. Young people map local resources and build simple alert tools.
Target programme: Horizon Europe
Linked to: Rural communities, Resilient Communities
Support Digital Inclusion
Help this pilot get started.
Your donation goes straight into the activities of Digital Inclusion in Vrancea — materials, kits, trainers and transport for children and young people. Every amount counts.
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