Bitget said it is supporting the expansion of UNICEF’s Game Changers Coalition into Bangladesh, Indonesia and Bolivia, taking the initiative’s footprint to 11 countries. The program uses game development to help young people build digital, AI and financial skills, with a stated focus on adolescents in emerging economies and on girls in particular. Bitget joined the coalition in 2025 under a three-year partnership with UNICEF and said it is contributing educational materials, blockchain-focused learning content and mentors from the Web3 ecosystem to support curriculum development. The article said the coalition reached more than 642,000 adolescents, parents and teachers over the past year, with women accounting for 52% of participants. Students have created more than 20,000 games through the program. Bitget also pointed to a National Game Jam in Cambodia in December 2025, where more than 1,000 young creators took part in a 48-hour challenge, and to a previous global UNICEF Game Jam in which Cambodian teams won four awards across seven categories. UNICEF Luxembourg and Bitget executives said the expansion is intended to widen access to 21st century STEAM, financial and digital skills in new markets.