1. No Poverty
Scams take savings from people who can least afford the loss. AI skills and hands-on CyberDrill practice help seniors, youths, families, and small businesses protect what they have.
ESG and the Sustainable Development Goals
Short answer
MSK42DAO lines its training up with six UN Sustainable Development Goals. This page says how. It does not claim measured impact figures, and it is not a UN partnership.
4. Quality Education
CyberDrill and the curriculum give seniors, youths, families, and small businesses hands-on AI skills to prevent online scams. The sessions are digital fire drills, not lectures.
8. Decent Work and Economic Growth
Job scams and other online approaches threaten people's work. CyberDrill gives youths and small businesses hands-on AI skills to check an offer before they act.
10. Reduced Inequalities
Sessions are aimed at people who are often targeted, including seniors, and at youths facing fake job offers.
16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
We point people to official reporting routes. If a scam has just happened, call 997 and your bank, then make a police report.
17. Partnerships for the Goals
Schools, community groups, and organisations that want to support the work can invite a session. See Partnerships.
Environmental and governance notes
This is a static website with no advertising trackers. We do not claim a carbon-neutral certificate.
Organisational details are shared with partners on request. Read Governance.
The content of this publication has not been approved by the United Nations and does not reflect the views of the United Nations or its officials or Member States. United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.