Our impact on national human capability development
Real numbers reflecting our commitment to funding knowledge sharing in Saudi Riyals, outlining the precise rules we follow to measure how many of Saudi Arabia's sons and daughters gain skills in modern technical fields.
- People taught free of charge
- 2,500+People taught free of charge
- Hours of free enablement
- 9,000+Hours of free enablement
- Cohorts and clinics run
- 40+Cohorts and clinics run
People taught free of charge
Hours of free enablement
Cohorts and clinics run
Countries reached
Figures are internal programme records covering all free enablement delivered to date. They are not audited by a third party and are restated as new cohorts complete.
What the programme has delivered
Detailed distribution of our results
Mix is approximate and rounded to the nearest five per cent, taken from the same attendance records as the headline figures.
~60%
Students and graduates
Share of people taught, across university-hosted cohorts.
~25%
Teachers and faculty
Share of people taught, across school and university workshops.
~15%
Public sector and non-profits
Share of people taught, across free data-foundation clinics.
Counting rules we publish on purpose
A number is only useful if you know what it excludes. These rules are why our totals are lower than a registration-based count would be.
People, not registrations
We count unique attendees who were present for a majority of a session. Sign-ups who never attended are excluded, which is why our number is lower than a registration-based one would be.
Hours given, not hours attended
Hours count practitioner time spent teaching, mentoring and reviewing, time that could have been billed. A four-hour workshop for sixty people counts as four hours, not two hundred and forty.
A named host, or it does not count
Every cohort and clinic is recorded against a real host organisation. Conference talks, webinars and booth demos are not counted as enablement.
Restated, not rounded
Figures are internal programme records, updated as cohorts complete and corrected when we find an error. They are not audited by a third party and we do not present them as if they were.