OUR WORK, IN CONTEXT
Explore the Hub’s programme information, practical learning resources, and published reporting on RYEH’s wider work.
A FOUNDATION OF COMMUNITY ACTION
These are historical achievements of RYEH and its founder, not current Digital Innovation Hub learner totals. Source: UNHCR, 13 December 2023 ↗.
EVIDENCE & PUBLISHED SOURCES
RYEH’s project page describes the Hub’s infrastructure and UNHCR–Nansen Prize funding, the Digital Job Centre, and related livelihood and research programmes.
Read RYEH’s project overview ↗Citizen Digital reported RYEH’s selection among the 2026 Global EdTech Prize finalists. The report includes an image of Abdullahi Mire engaging young people in Dadaab.
Read the published report ↗UNHCR’s profile documents the founder’s education work, with photographs of libraries, book distribution, and community engagement. It provides background to RYEH’s wider work.
View the photo story ↗Explore the Hub’s original introductory lessons and printable exercises in six skill areas. These materials demonstrate what learners can access on this website.
Browse training materialsFROM THE RYEH TEAM
October 10, 2026
The RYEH Digital Innovation Hub now offers six free introductory online courses, with 18 text-based lessons and six printable practice worksheets. Choose a practical starting point Digital Essentials Freelancing & Online Work Start Your Small Business Communication for Work Leadership & Confidence Everyday Money Skills Each course contains three beginner lessons with activities and self-checks. […]
Read update ↗BENEFICIARIES & OUTCOMES
The Hub serves refugee and marginalised youth, with a particular focus on young women and girls. Its intended outcomes include stronger digital confidence, professional readiness, leadership, and the ability to explore income-generating opportunities.
Current verified Hub participation, completion, and livelihood outcome figures are not yet published here. RYEH’s historical organisation-wide achievements above should not be read as Digital Innovation Hub results.
Ask about programme reportingPARTNERSHIPS WITH CONTEXT
RYEH identifies the prize as the funding source for the digital hub’s development.
RYEH lists ILO support for its Digital Job Centre and other livelihood initiatives.
Partnership descriptions follow RYEH’s published project information. They do not imply accreditation or endorsement of every course on this website.
