BT Group adolescent girls technology partnership

Corporate partnership / CSR-style programme

Source

Operating model

Corporate partnership — digital skills, STEM, online safety, jobs

Primary outcome

Adolescent girls digitally skilled, safe online, employed

Main funders

BT Group India

Delivery partners

ETASHA, Katha Lab Schools, IT for Change, Mentor Together, Transform Schools, Going to School, YLAC, Motivation India

Evidence owner

Partnerships Lead

Reporting audience

BT Group India CSR + Communications

Current risk

Disability inclusion evidence missing for CSR report

Next deadline

20 Jul 2026 — BT Group CSR update

Compliance & Risk Agent: Child protection and online safety data should remain aggregate in the prototype; avoid individual child records.

Status

Renewed / active

Theme

Digital skills / STEM / Gender / Online safety

Geography

Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Haryana, Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal

Target group

Adolescents and youth, primarily girls

Core model

Local partner delivery across digital literacy, STEM, mentoring, life skills and employment

Why this matters to BATBT is BAT's longest-running corporate partnership. Renewed for 2m more adolescents, it shows how a corporate partner can be the demand-side for a system change in girls' technology pathways — from STEM literacy to formal-sector jobs.

Report readiness

Donor report91%

Evidence complete85%

Metrics verified93%

Missing partner updates1

AI recommendation: Chase Motivation India for inclusion log; otherwise ready to ship to BT.

Linked funds

Adolescent Girls / BT Group partnership

BT Group India

CSR report due

£2.45m51% utilised

Next best actions

Prepare BT Group CSR report from verified youth digital-safety metrics.

Chase disability inclusion evidence from Motivation India.

Reconcile BT utilisation certificate to finance actuals.