Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
3 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Brazil (10)
Founded in a Rio favela in 1995, CDI (rebranded Recode in 2015) runs community 'IT and citizenship schools' pairing computer literacy with …
Brazil's federal government embeds a free, open-source 3D avatar that machine-translates Portuguese text into Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) across public digital services, …
Brazilian startup founded in Maceió translates text and speech into Libras and ASL via an AI-driven 3D avatar, 'Hugo'; the app has …
Since 2008, Belo Horizonte's municipal IT company Prodabel has run a computer-reconditioning centre that trains low-income youth to refurbish donated PCs, distributing …
Brazil's Ministry of Communications distributes free 20 GB/month e-SIM chips to low-income students (CadÚnico). By end-2024, 159,449 students across 944 schools in …
Brazil has required WCAG-aligned accessibility on federal sites since 2007 under eMAG, but an independent survey of 418 gov.br sites and 267,090 …
Telebras operates 15,000+ satellite Wi-Fi hotspots in 3,000+ municipalities, giving 9+ million Brazilians in rural, indigenous and quilombola communities their first broadband …
UFPB and the Brazilian government built a free, open-source suite that translates Portuguese text, audio and video into Libras with a 3D …
A Braille-cell-shaped LEGO brick system, proposed by the Danish Association of the Blind and re-proposed by Brazil's Dorina Nowill Foundation, turns Braille …
TransEmpregos is Brazil's oldest free job-matching platform for transgender people, linking CVs to employers like Carrefour, IBM and Atento. Since 2013 it …
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