The provided sources do not identify a specific country as having launched the "first" national AI reskilling fund. However, they do document several government initiatives that provide funding or support for workforce upskilling and reskilling in the context of AI and digital transitions.
The following table summarizes notable government-funded initiatives supporting workforce transitions:
| Finding | Jurisdiction | Metric/value | Data vintage | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Support for displaced steelworkers through upskilling | Belgium | EUR 2.65 million | 2026 | OECD[1] |
| Workforce upskilling and reskilling fund | Indonesia | RM 3 billion (approx. US$670 million) | 2026 | World Bank[2] |
| SkillsFuture Credit scheme for digital/AI literacy | Singapore | SGD 500 opening credit | 2025 | OECD[3] |
Note: All sources are policy documents or reports published between 2025 and 2026.
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