Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
3 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Ghana (10)
Farmerline's voice-first Mergdata platform delivers weather, market-price and agronomic advice plus digital credit to over 2 million smallholder farmers in 50 countries; …
Esoko delivers SMS/voice crop-price, weather and agronomic advice to smallholder farmers across Africa; independent research found Ghanaian users earned about 10% more …
GIFEC operates 157 ICT training centres across Ghana's 16 regions, serving students, youth, women entrepreneurs, teachers, disabled persons, and artisans. Since 2020: …
In January 2025 the Bank of Ghana became one of the first African central banks to bind every bank and financial-service provider …
MEDA's GROW project gave Amplio's audio-only 'Talking Book' devices, designed with non-literate users, to 662 women's farming groups in Ghana's Upper West …
Ghana's $200m World Bank-backed Digital Acceleration Project has procured 338 desktop computers, 154 laptops, 220 accessible software packages and Braille displays/encoders for …
A randomized trial gave 5,000 rural Ghanaian microfinance clients ten weekly automated voice calls about mobile banking. Monthly transactions nearly doubled and …
Ghana's national Girls-in-ICT programme runs regional coding, cybersecurity and mentorship boot camps for school-age girls, jointly funded by government and MTN. Roughly …
Vodafone Ghana's SuperCare (*494#) connects deaf and hard-of-hearing customers to trained agents and video sign-language interpreters, with discounted data/SMS bundles. Launched in …
Ghana's Communication Ministry, the disability federation GFD and the University of Ghana, Legon are launching a 50,000-person disability-specific digital-skills track inside the …
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