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An atypical situation was faced in 2020, a health crisis that transformed the economy, ways of interacting, and social, educational and family dynamics. A situation that demonstrated that Fundación Telefónica Movistar’s purpose is more relevant than ever,

with its objective being to help the most vulnerable populations through quality digital education. It is evident that education is one of the main keys to progress and the best antidote to exclusion, because it is the ideal lever to ensure that nobody gets left behind in the digital world.

An atypical situation was faced in 2020, a health crisis that transformed the economy, ways of interacting, and social, educational and family dynamics. A situation that demonstrated that Fundación Telefónica Movistar’s purpose is more relevant than ever, with its objective being to help the most vulnerable populations through quality digital education. It is evident that education is one of the main keys to progress and the best antidote to exclusion, because it is the ideal lever to ensure that nobody gets left behind in the digital world.

The COVID-19 crisis has confirmed that education is the biggest lever for people’s autonomy; it is necessary to adapt their training to the new profiles required by the labor market; and now more than ever, solidarity is one of the indicators of a healthy society. Therefore, the foundation focused on digital training projects for vulnerable teachers, children and parents; initiatives to improve employability designed for young people and adults; volunteering activities; debates; and cultural and artistic exhibitions. All these activities share the same purpose to promote equality in access to tools of the digital world.

Under this premise, the foundation’s aim was to work so that the highest number of people possible can participate in this digital transformation through four strategic lines: Digital Education; Digital Employability and Enterprise; Digital Art and Culture; and Corporate Volunteering. To achieve this, through the “We support you digitally”, campaign, it adapted the content of all of the projects of each line to be developed remotely, through technology platforms with ongoing support. Additionally, online invitations were made through digital communications and social networks to encourage the public interested in the educational offer to sign up.

Through the implementation of these projects, we helped to reduce the digital gap in the country, providing the beneficiaries with skills and abilities, and enabling them to successfully face the challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Therefore,, in 2020, the foundation benefited 1,982,025 Colombians in 626 municipalities52% municipalities of the country), 145 of which are categorized as stabilization or post-conflict areas, achieving 13% presence in the national territory.

1,982,025

Colombians benefited
by the Foundation in 2020

Strategic lines

Fundación Telefónica Movistar

Digital
Education

Digital Employability and Enterprise

Digital Art and culture

Corporate Volunteering

Digital Education

The foundation works to reduce the educational gap and provide quality education to vulnerable children and young people. With this goal, it achieved 1,273,946 beneficiaries, comprised of teachers, children, parents and caregivers. Additionally, it achieved 255% compliance with the indicators of the ProFuturo - Comprehensive Framework project. This is a training program on digital skills developed in partnership with Fundación Bancaria La Caixa, benefiting 52,382 teachers from 2,800 schools in the country and 1,221,564 children. For this, 100% online service strategies were created, increasing the educational offer and coverage with ongoing support actions for the people trained.
Additionally, as part of the project’s implementation and supporting the “Con más equipo, hacemos equipo [With more equipment, we make a team]” .

program of the Ministry of Information Technology and Communications, 498 tablets were delivered to the Secretary of Education of Yopal to be distributed in 2021 to five schools that are part of the ProFuturo project. Teachers, children and parents will be trained using these devices with the aim to keep closing the digital gap in the country.

The ICT Family Schooproject is also part of ProFuturo, which involves parents and caregivers in their children’s educational process through the adequate use of ICT and helping to close the digital generational gap. This project trained and certified 23,202 parents from 34 municipalities of the country, eight of which are located in stabilization areas.

Finally, through the ProFuturo - Education for Peace project, which aims to strengthen children’s citizen and socioemotional skills through new educational, technological and curricular activities that encourage peaceful school environments, 9,346 teachers and 214,958 children were benefited in 2020. The project had the participation of teachers from 527 municipalities,and 91 of these municipalities are in stabilization areas.

1,273,946

beneficiaries in 2020

23,202

parents trained and certificates in the program ICT Family Schoo

224,304

benefited from the project Education for Peace- ProFuturo

Digital Employability
and Enterprise

With the commitment to adapt people’s training to the changes imposed by the digital revolution, we worked to improve the employability of groups at risk of exclusion in an increasingly more competitive working environment. With 100% digital environments, educational processes were implemented to promote 21st-century skills and abilities, benefitin 105,340 youth and adult participants..

Meanwhile, with the Job Connect program,, the foundation helped to develop of 25,941 peoplewhich generate more job options for adults and young people in the areas of technology, enterprise, 21st-century skills and specialized content. As part of this program, it also generated content such as podcasts and video clips on topics of enterprise and employability, with the aim to provide additional information on the topics covered in the different courses and with which 18,335 users accessed 50% (or more) of these posts.

Meanwhile, the Think Big, project strengthened and promoted 21st-century skills and abilities among young people, encouraging an enterprising spirit and helping them to pose solutions to the problems of their environment. During 2020, 57,617 young people were trained from 59 schools and 158 organizations in 69 municipalities,six of which are in post-conflict areas.

In Colombia, the foundation participated in EnlightED Virtual Edition 2020a global event that brings together international experts in education, technology and innovation with the aim to recreate education in a digital world, which was held from October 19 to 23. The event, which was held completely online, shared solutions to the challenges posed by COVID-19 to learning and work in societies, drawing practical conclusions in the great debate on education in the digital era. From Colombia, the event was held simultaneously with other countries of Latin America and Spain, and 3,447 people

attended, with the participation of the Minister of Education, María Victoria Angulo, and four Colombian speakers specialized in education and enterprise.

105,340

youth and adult
participants

57,617

young people trained in the Think Big project

Corporate Volunteering

The volunteering program channels the solidarity drive of Movistar’s employees and their families and friends, who invest their enthusiasm, time and knowledge in helping vulnerable groups of people or those suffering from hardship. During 2020, the program’s approach was transformed into digital volunteering, achieving that t 3,056 volunteers donated 20,456 hours. Through 471 digital activities and the#YoDono [I Donate] and #SumaFuerzas [Join Forces] donation campaigns, , the program benefited 288,550 people..

ware of the importance of helping in the common struggle against COVID-19 and its consequences in the most vulnerable communities, initiatives were carried out such as #YoDono, a campaign in which Movistar’s employees donated part of their salary to benefit 79, 478 people from 25 municipalities of the country with groceries to help alleviate their basic needs.

Additionally, as a result of the extension of the mandatory lockdowns, which involved prolonged closure of commerce, and the increase in cases of COVID-19, the foundation saw the need to start the #SumaFuerzas, campaign. This donated13,520 grocery packages with basic food products for vulnerable people and 5,484 biosafety kit to health entities, which included more than 12 items, such as full anti-fluid overalls, safety glasses, a box of latex gloves, face masks, face shields, and alcohol.

288,550

People benefited through the program of Volunteers

3,056

volunteers

20,456

hours donated

COP 48 million

collected via the campaign #YoDono 2.0

500

grocery packages donated in San Andrés, Providencia, Bahía Solano and Bolívar

662

gifts donated or the volunteers of the announcement
christmas

Solidarity was definitely the protagonist of 2020. Additionally, the foundation supported the victims of the rainy season, which impacted different parts of the country during November. Through the #YoDono 2.0 campaign, more than 380 Movistar employees, donated, raising funds of more tha COP 48 million These funds were used to give out 1,500 food packageson Barú Island, at the Zenú indigenous council in Mamonal, and in El Carmen de Bolívar, Bahía Portete, Paraguachón, Maicao and El Carmen de Atrato. Additionally 500 grocery packages and 168 survival kits were donated in San Andrés, Providencia, Bahía Solano and Bolívar. These donations were taken to the different parts of Colombia through management with different regional entities and the partnership with the Armed Forces of Colombia.

Furthermore, the Christmas campaign transformed the holidays for 1,892 childre who have HIV, have burn injuries, are migrants or are living in vulnerable conditions, through to the 662 gifts donated by 331 volunteers,as well as 1,230 gifts donated through Sodexo vouchers. With the support of different partners, such as the Colombian Navy, Fundación Tejer Vida, Fundación Piel para Renacer, Hoasis, Fundación Etika Verde, Fundación Niuwi, Fundación Integral, Fundación Acesco and other social organizations, we reached 19 cities including Cúcuta, Bucaramanga, Bogotá, Ibagué, Buenaventura, San Andrés Island, Tumaco and Riohacha.

Digital Art
and Culture

Spreading knowledge in the digital era has an important place in the programs of Fundación Telefónica Movistar. Culture is understood in a wider sense that includes science, technology, different expressions of creativity, and humanities. In 2020, the scope was increased to drive activities through digital formats, reaching a total of 63,627 people.. Exhibitions were carried out with 27,832 participants: 6,728 attended in person and 22,014 attended online., The exhibition program brings together science and technology with the most creative artistic expressions. Consequently, online exhibitions were presented in 2020, such as Julio Verne with "Los límites de la Imaginación [The Limits of the Imagination] with 6,728 visits; “La Bailarina del Futuro[The Dancer of the Future]”. with 520 visits; “Intangibles [Intangibles]" with 6,728 in-person visits and 1,226 online visits; and Voltaje[Voltage]with 13,448 online visits.

All of the foundation’s cultural initiatives and disclosures of knowledge are created with the aim to reach as many people as possible. Out of the 35,795 attendees, 35,570 were online and 225 were in person. With the global #RepensandoElMañana [Rethinking Tomorrow], campaign, some of the most important forums were established and from a little more than 300 reflections of Colombians on this tag, the text called “ “Cientos de voces imaginando el futuro [Hundreds of Voices Imagining the Future]” was written with the support of the Colombian writer Ricardo Silva Romero.

The “Historia de las Telecomunicaciones [History of Telecommunications]” podcast series was also launched through the Fundación Telefónica Movistar meeting channel, which describes the evolution of telecommunications from their first years until now: a digital life is life itself with an instantly and constantly connected world. Additionally, the “Entre Tanto Cuento, Detrás de las noticias falsas (With So Many Tales, Behind the Fake News)”, campaign was developed, a place with different tools and strategies designed to help identify fake news with 10,576 participants attending the different activities

35,795

attendees
to initiatives cultural and disclosure of knowledge of the foundation

63,627

people participated in activities promoted by digital formats in 2020

A publishing line was maintained with online publications of Telos, a magazine of reference in digital communications and culture, and Tech & Society, achieving 2.625 downloads of the magazine in Colombia.

The most important goal for Fundación Telefónica Movistar is to contribute to the country’s digital education and its lines of action include the commitment to form partnerships with organizations that increase the impact of the interventions to have a greater margin of action and coverage. Additionally, with the aim to find out the actual needs and the impact of the activities launched, a constant dialog was maintained with the beneficiaries, aiming to meet the main challenges of each moment.

The media used to strike up this conversation with society are varied, from communication campaigns and attendance at specialized forums, to the website and profiles on the main social networks, where the foundation had 30.877 followers on Facebook with a 25% increase from 2019 (23,569); 24.266 on Twitter, a change of 2%

from 2019; and 8.279 on Instagram up 60% from the previous year. Additionally385.346 iews were achieved onYouTube, 1.223.672 views on other social networks 247.497 single visitors to the foundation’s website, and3.812 plays of its podcasts. This contact with the public also includes the regular sending of informative newsletters by email and the publication and communication of the projects’ results. Finally, 446 free press publications were achieved in the media, valued atCOP 4,255 million, which gave the foundation’s work national visibility.

Due to the special conditions generated by the COVID-19 pandemic and thanks to the adaption process implemented to respond to them, Fundación Telefónica Movistar achieved its 2020 targets 297%. For which it also had to formalize 54 agreements with ministries, public entities, foundations, chambers of commerce, family compensation funds and other non-profit organizations, which positions it as an essential partner in the process to close the digital gap. Similarly, it achieved an intervention in line with the

requirements and needs imposed by the pandemic, making technology the best ally to improve the capacity, skills and abilities of the beneficiaries, and reinforcing its position as a benchmark in the country’s digital education.

2,625

downloads of Telos magazine in Colombia

Increase rates of
followers
in social networks compared to 2019