I believe knowledge is power and this also applies to any ventured investment. Understanding one's indigenous environment first can help to establish and harness strategies on how to dispense information about bitcoin especially on the country economic stronghold amidst exploring the vastness of trade and building currency value. Finally, creating more platforms like this and involving the indigenous media with the true value that bitcoin as a crypto portrays will be of great economic help to the community and the nation at large.
After reading all the responses to your idea, it gives me the impression that what they want to happen is not to rush things. I mean, you do not teach a child to drive a lambo before he learns to walk. The message is simply to take one step at a time. You do not promote Bitcoin awareness to a community far from where the electricity is. Your idea is indeed helpful, but to arrive at that point there must be a hundred or more works to be done first.
Definitely, it takes time and effort because indigenous people should be first learn how to use even mobile devices and to be exposed to technology, they need to learn the basics of computer, or else, maybe we could exposed them directly to cryptocurrency in a way that what they just need to learn is to how to store money, withdraw and transfer funds. In that case, they can contribute to the cryptocurrency community even without fully understanding the technology behind it.