Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
1 practice not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Germany (23)
Since 2013, SAP's Autism at Work programme has hired 215+ autistic employees across 16 countries into tech roles, self-reporting ~90% retention; figures …
Open-source platform giving refugees and migrants in Germany multilingual local information. Active in 100+ municipalities with 4.5 million page views in 2024 …
Berlin NGO Sozialhelden's Wheelmap lets anyone rate a place's wheelchair accessibility with a traffic-light system on an open map. Over 2 million …
Europe's largest nonprofit IT company refurbishes corporate hardware and resells it — including at reduced prices to schools and nonprofits — while …
German mobile digital coaching programme deploying trained volunteers to rural towns (under 50,000 population) to help seniors use digital tools safely; 800+ …
Germany's federal accessibility monitoring body tested 7,239 public websites and 269 apps in 2022–2024, more than triple the previous cycle — finding …
The "Creative Coding School" seeks to engage refugees and other socially disadvantaged people in learning how to create digital products. Special attention …
AIM: The aim is to provide our students with valuable digital skills and a strong network of tech leaders, students and alumni …
Freggers Play is a fun game for children between 8 and 14 year old (primarily girls) and a compelling learning environment at …
“Classroom of the Future” is a large-scale LAB for digital skills education based on maker-centered and co-creative pedagogies. As of 2017, it …
The aim of the Digital SkillShift project is to qualify job-seekers who are facing the challenges of digital change. In addition, these …
Digital Media is essential for communication and participation in society. Although senior citizens could benefit from digital opportunities, they are the population …
The goal of Meet and Code is to introduce children and young people between the age of 8 and 24 years to …
The Coding Klassenfahrt, initiated by the Technology Foundation Berlin and Samsung as an extracurricular offer of digital education, supports curious students and …
Germany's BFSG, in force since 28 June 2025, extends binding accessibility duties to private-sector sites, apps and e-commerce above set size thresholds. …
Since May 2020, Berlin nonprofit Neue Chance has equipped homeless people with smartphones, laptops and tablets alongside one-to-one digital coaching from social …
The main goal of NetAcad is to increase the employability of refugees through their acquisition of digital skills. The aim is to …
The Digital Skills for You(th) project aims to help young people, especially from socially or educationally disadvantaged backgrounds, to develop digital literacy …
The Turkish Community in Germany (TGD) is a congregation of entities created in 1995. It is deeply committed to the legal, social …
The project European Association for Home Learning for Senior Citizens (EHLSSA) intended to support and strengthen e-inclusion for seniors by offering new …
The european project AMEDY (Active Media Education for Disabled Youth) deals with the challenges of the digital world for young people with …
Launched July 2023 with €60,000 from Deutsche Bahn Stiftung, Connect@Station equips Münster's Bahnhofsmission with a self-service PC terminal, loanable phones and tablets, …
The project "Bridging the skills gap: Strategies for the promotion of digital, coding and robotic skills for social inclusion, equality and access" …
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