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Starting from a single WiFi link to Pokhara in 2002, teacher Mahabir Pun and volunteer engineers built the Nepal Wireless …
Viamo's Ask Viamo Anything lets anyone with a basic phone call a free line and ask a question in a …
Founded in 1994 (rebranded at OCAD University in 2010), the Inclusive Design Research Centre runs open-source inclusive-design R&D with ~20 …
A free, self-directed after-school programme (ages 12-18) teaching coding, robotics, animation, music, film and design across 14 disciplines. An independent …
Since 2004, Norway's Divvun and Giellatekno research groups at UiT have built keyboards, spellcheckers and machine translation for all eight …
In Nepal's Kailali and Doti districts, Restless Development and UN Women ran a 2015–2017 peer-education programme against chhaupadi menstrual exile …
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