The Giga
2025 report

Connecting every school
to the internet
0
Schools mapped globally
0
Schools with real-time connectivity
0
Countries fully mapped and modeled

A year of scale
and delivery

In 2025, Giga expanded its reach and deepened its impact, supporting Governments to move from pilot projects to national connectivity systems.

Engagement grew across 47 countries and territories, with increasing focus on delivering connectivity as public infrastructure, combining data, financing, procurement and capacity development

Explore the five core areas

In 2025, Giga strengthened its support to governments across five core areas. Infrastructure mapping and modeling was completed in 9 countries, and engagements were underway to map and m odel schools in 21 other countries.

Behind the data are real stories of change. In Sri Lanka, students who once climbed trees to access a signal are now learning in connected classrooms. In Botswana, more than 700 schools are connected, reaching over 400,000 learners.

Why school connectivity
matters

Globally, 2.2 billion people remain offline, and digital inequality continues to widen, shaped not only by access, but by affordability, quality and digital skills.
For millions of children, this gap begins at school.

When schools are connected, they become gateways to opportunity, enabling digital learning, supporting teachers, and connecting communities to the wider digital economy. Giga works with Governments
to ensure connectivity reaches every school, and is sustained as part of national systems.

Country results in 2025

Across the world, countries are partnering with Giga
to move from fragmented initiatives to national delivery.
Kenya: Connected for hope
Bridging the digital divide in Kenya’s Kakuma Camp
Namibia: Infrastructure planning to connect remote schools
Staying connected with real-time monitoring
Honduras: Embedding connectivity in policy
National digital education strategy adopted. Monitoring tools
deployed across 15,000 schools
Sierra Leone: Connectivity Cost Reduction
A Game-Changer for Internet Sustainability