Core Insights - OPPO has successfully completed its commitment to donate 1,000 tablets to five countries in Asia and Africa, collaborating with UNESCO and CODEMAO to promote educational equity and digital inclusion [1][4][5] Group 1: Donation Details - On December 15, OPPO donated 200 tablets to two pilot schools in Thailand, which will be used for programming practice by teachers and students [2][6] - The tablets will feature programming courses from the 'Youth Coding Initiative,' aimed at promoting safe technology use and equitable education [3] Group 2: Broader Impact - The initiative, announced in September 2024, includes donations to schools in Thailand, Congo Brazzaville, Kenya, Namibia, and Côte d'Ivoire, focusing on enhancing teaching capabilities in emerging technologies [4][5] - In regions like Kenya, Namibia, and Côte d'Ivoire, where hardware shortages exist, the collaboration aims to establish new digital classrooms, improving access to technology for young people [5] Group 3: Corporate Commitment - OPPO's collaboration with UNESCO reflects its commitment to youth empowerment and digital inclusion, emphasizing the use of technology for social good [7] - The company aims to continue leveraging technology to fulfill its long-term corporate social responsibility commitments [7][9]