Empowering Malaysian Children: ChildSafeNet & Technism Partner for Online Safety

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27th January 2025, Kathmandu

In a groundbreaking move to enhance child online safety, ChildSafeNet has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Technism Sdn Bhd, Malaysia.

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This strategic partnership aims to develop innovative solutions and programs to address the growing challenges of online risks for children in the digital age.

Key Highlights of the MoU

The MoU was signed by Anil Raghuvanshi, Founder and President of ChildSafeNet, and Dr. Kavitha Muthy, representing Technism Sdn Bhd. Under this collaboration, the two organizations will focus on empowering stakeholders with the knowledge and tools necessary to create a safer online environment for children.

Core Areas of Collaboration

Training of Trainers (ToT):

ChildSafeNet will spearhead the training of trainers for child online safety programs in Malaysia. These trainers will play a pivotal role in educating communities, schools, and institutions about online safety practices.

Customized Training Modules:

To address specific regional needs, ChildSafeNet will develop tailored training modules that resonate with Malaysian cultural and societal contexts. These modules will focus on identifying online threats, digital literacy, and safe online behaviors for children.

Technical Support for Campaigns and Research:

ChildSafeNet will provide technical support to Technism Sdn Bhd, enabling them to launch impactful online safety awareness campaigns. Additionally, the partnership will contribute to research initiatives that delve into online safety trends and challenges specific to the region.

Significance of the Collaboration

This partnership marks a significant milestone in promoting child online safety in Malaysia. By combining ChildSafeNet’s expertise in online safety and Technism Sdn Bhd’s regional outreach, the collaboration aims to create a robust framework to protect children from cyber threats.

Why This Matters

With the increasing use of digital platforms by children for education, entertainment, and communication, online safety has become a critical issue. Cyberbullying, online exploitation, and exposure to inappropriate content are just a few of the threats children face daily. This collaboration addresses these concerns through education, awareness, and preventive measures.

Looking Ahead

The partnership between ChildSafeNet and Technism Sdn Bhd sets a precedent for cross-border collaborations in online safety. The initiatives born from this MoU are expected to empower communities, drive impactful change, and foster a safer digital environment for children in Malaysia and beyond.

ChildSafeNet’s collaboration with Technism Sdn Bhd demonstrates the power of partnerships in tackling global challenges like child online safety. As these two organizations join forces, the future holds promise for a safer, more secure digital world for children.

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