Impact
Five-Year ASEAN Data Science Explorers Impact Study from 2017 to 2021
Objective: To evaluate relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, and  sustainability of the ASEAN DSE programme
Main Findings
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ASEAN DSE is aligned toASEAN Digital Masterplan 2025
ASEAN Work Plan on Youth and Education 2016-2020 -
78% considered the skills they learned important to their current work
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82% were able to apply classroom lessons to real-life problems
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91% developed additional skills not taught in the classroom
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86% found the programme to be a good complement to formal education
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The programme has been effective in making it more inclusive and accessible to disadvantaged youth
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90% increased their awareness about ASEAN and UN SDGs
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86% were equipped with technical skills needed to thrive in IR4.0
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89% deem ASEAN DSE to be well managed by the programme team
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The programme provided adequate resources to access SAP Analytics Cloud and build the storyboards
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Net Promoter Score of 57.25 indicating an excellent experience for participants
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7.63/ 10.00 positive impact score on career (high positive impact)
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68% continue to use data analytics in their current work
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The programme has made great strides in reaching out to underserved population segments
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Two-thirds of alumni show enthusiasm for a follow-on advanced programme
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Taking ideas to action will be key to the sustainability of the programme
PROGRAMME REACH
The programme has educated 31,470 youths, including underserved youths, and 2,246 lecturers from 713 institutes of higher learning (IHL) across the 10 ASEAN Member States.
31,470
Youths
2,246
Lecturers
713
Institutes of higher learning
- Educated youths
- Educated lecturers
- Educated institutes of higher learning
