O Brasilia airport is donating R$ 3.966 million (three million, nine hundred and sixty-six thousand reais) in computer equipment to 42 public schools in the Federal District. The project is part of an agreement signed with the BNDES in return for loans taken out for the expansion works at the air terminal.
In partnership with the Department of Education of the Government of the Federal District, the schools that would receive the new materials were studied and elected. The vice-president of Inframerica, Juan Djedjeian, celebrates the donations. “The main essence of our work at Brasília Airport is to connect people and stories. We are always looking for improvements in the infrastructure and enger experience at the air terminal. Computer donations have become an extension of what we already do by connecting young people to the world through technology. We are very happy to be able to contribute to the education of thousands of children and adolescents in Brasília”, he says.
Each school is receiving a package of IT equipment consisting of: 1 desktop, 30 laptops, a cargo closet, 1 projector and all the necessary equipment for it to work. In total, 1.260 notebooks, 42 computers, 42 projectors are being donated, in addition to the entire infrastructure for equipment such as routers, s, charging cabinet and amplifier box with bluetooth. All machines are brand new and come with a 1 year manufacturer's warranty.
Infrarica's Information Technology team visited all the schools to understand the needs of each one of them. The visits took place over the last three months and the concessionaire's employees together with the company Barra Engenharia, hired to provide at the facilities, got to know the spaces and dedicated time so that each computer is installed and works properly.
“When Infrarica decided to donate the computers, we realized that it would also be necessary to contribute to the infrastructure so that the schools could receive the equipment. We visited one by one to provide whatever was needed such as wiring, outlets, repairs, etc. All 42 schools are undergoing improvements and will be ready for use”, says Diego Teixeira, IT manager at Infraframerica.
Check out some of the donated equipment:
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