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AdaptX AI Action Toolkit

Practical resources for AI-ready organizations.

A digital toolkit for AI readiness, GeoAI dashboards, food-water-energy security, wadi flood planning, TPV, M&E, workforce training and LMS thinking.

AdaptX Academy · Free Pathway

Two free programs. One complete AI fluency pathway.

Most teams are already using AI somewhere — quietly, inconsistently, without a shared baseline. These two programs build that baseline deliberately: free, structured, and designed to take any team from first exposure to confident, responsible use.

Foundational · No experience required

AI Orientation

For every team member, regardless of role or technical background.

A clear, practical introduction to how AI actually works: where it performs well, where it fails, why it produces what it produces, and how to use it responsibly in everyday work. Self-paced and flexible enough for a single workshop or a multi-week rollout — no prior experience needed for participants, no AI background needed for facilitators.

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Applied · Hands-on practice

Applied AI Builder

For staff ready to design and direct AI-assisted workflows.

Takes participants from understanding AI to building with it. Structured, hands-on exercises in prompt design, workflow automation, dashboards and decision support — developing the judgment to direct AI, question its output, and know when to verify rather than trust. Participants leave able to build responsibly inside their own function.

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77%of employers plan to reskill their workforce for AI by 2030.Source: World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs, 2025
13%of workers have actually received any formal AI training so far.Source: Randstad workforce research, 2025

That gap is the opening these two programs are built for. Free, for every team — because the organizations that close it first will be the ones AI actually works for, not just the ones using it.

What is inside?

A practical takeaway, not a brochure.

Visitors receive structured checklists, prompt libraries and planning tools they can use for internal discussion, pilot planning, training design and program delivery.