RightWalk Foundation (RWF) drives equity, inclusion and social justice at scale by unleashing the potential of social policies and public finance through advocacy, e-Governance, capacity building and distributed delivery. They played a crucial role in unlocking the key policy of section 12.1(c) of the RTE Act 2009 in UP, directly impacting 3,42,000+ children from Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and disadvantaged groups across 75 districts and 12,000 schools in UP within six years. Policy reform, legal wins, capacity building and RTE ONLINE PORTAL have been their key initiatives and accomplishments.

• Covid induced lockdown disrupted conventional learning methods
• Students had to quickly adapt to online education on smartphones or tablets
• Device optimisation and customisation was a mandate for multi-learning apps

• 250+ EWS students, in Lucknow, were equipped  with Galaxy Tab A for uninterrupted online  education

• Students switched to online learning on tabs with high-performing processor and RAM

• Pre-loaded apps like Samsung Notes and Microsoft Office enhanced the learning environment

Over 250 EWS students in Lucknow were able to seamlessly switch to smart learning from home, with each now owning a personal Samsung Galaxy Tab A. As a part of an ongoing CSR initiative by RWF, more EWS students are being equipped with affordable and reliable Galaxy Tab A devices to mitigate the lack of inaccessibility of education risen out of the lockdown.