About ProFuturo, an educational innovation program by Telefónica Foundation and “la Caixa” Foundation, aims to use technology to bridge the global educational gap by delivering quality education to children in vulnerable regions across Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia. ImpactSince its launch in 2016, ProFuturo has directly impacted 4.7 million students and trained 1.6 million teachers. Recent reports highlight: –Enhanced Learning Competencies: 76% of teachers report significant improvements in students’ digital skills, while 73% note advances in curricular competencies. –Reduced Absenteeism: 91% of students report increased motivation to attend school, and 83% of teachers observe fewer absences. –Increased Effort and Engagement: 95% of students indicate they work harder due to the program’s influence. –Classroom Transformation: 75% of teachers have integrated technology and digital resources into their teaching practices. Lessons learned1 Effective Use of Technology: Properly integrating digital tools into classrooms enhances both digital and curricular competencies. 2 Teacher Development: Ongoing professional training empowers teachers to effectively use digital tools and methodologies to better engage students and improve learning experiences. 3 Adaptability: Flexibility in program design ensures it meets the diverse needs of students and teachers in different regions. 4 Collaboration: Strategic partnerships with institutions and companies amplify the program’s reach and impact.CASE STUDY 3 Telefonica: Transforming the World through Education CASE STUDY 4 BBVA Microfinance Foundation: Fostering Entrepreneurial Growth in Latin America About The BBVA Microfinance Foundation works for a better future for vulnerable entrepreneurs. ImpactTo date, through its Microfinance Institutions, it has supported over 6 million people and disbursed more than $20 billion in loans to drive progress (2007-3Q2023). Lessons learned1 Socio-economic progress takes time: A key lesson learned is that achieving meaningful impacts, particularly in poverty alleviation, requires sustained effort and patience. Interventions need to be designed with a long-term horizon to ensure effectiveness. Moreover, fostering long-term relationships with clients -grounded in proximity, accompaniment and listening- is essential to achieving these impacts, which are further supported through the integration of digital tools. 2 Digital Transformation as a Catalyst for Financial Inclusion: Digital transformation offers significant opportunities to enhance financial inclusion and serves as a strategic foundation for customer-centric microfinance models. By leveraging digital tools, the BBVA have been able to gain a deeper, more systematic understanding of our customers, enabling us to tailor our value propositions to their specific needs. This shift has also improved management processes and the quality and quantity of data collection, making operations more efficient while maintaining a strong focus on meeting the real needs of the entrepreneurs. Lessons Learned Case Studies 3

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