National Relay Service — Auslan Video Relay Service (Australia)
Australia's government-funded National Relay Service added a dedicated Auslan Video Relay Service in 2013, letting Deaf people sign to a live interpreter …
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Australia's government-funded National Relay Service added a dedicated Auslan Video Relay Service in 2013, letting Deaf people sign to a live interpreter …
Benin's government network of 43 subsidised community digital centres and free WiFi hotspots brings internet access, digital training and e-government services to …
Close the Gap refurbishes decommissioned European computers at its Mombasa Circular Economy Hub, selling low-cost units to Kenyan SMEs and schools while …
Since 2009, NGO Paraguay Educa has given OLPC XO laptops and connectivity to all 35 public schools in Caacupe, becoming national policy …
Sorenson VRS (Salt Lake City, USA) lets Deaf and hard-of-hearing Americans call hearing users via live ASL interpreters, funded by the FCC's …
Iceland's Telecommunications Fund has co-financed fibre-to-the-home broadband for rural farms and remote settlements since 2016, bringing fibre to about 82% of rural …
Jamaica's Universal Service Fund has built 300+ Community Access Points and 400+ public Wi-Fi hotspots across all 14 parish capitals, serving 150,000+ …
Costa Rica's national telecom fund connected 287,242 households in poverty with subsidised 5 Mbps internet and laptops (2016–2024). An external evaluation found …
Switzerland's largest elderly welfare organisation runs digital-skills courses and Digital Coach support in 130+ cantonal offices since 2010. Its 'Digitale Senioren' study …
GIFEC operates 157 ICT training centres across Ghana's 16 regions, serving students, youth, women entrepreneurs, teachers, disabled persons, and artisans. Since 2020: …
World Bank-funded ($200M) programme that trained 10,591 youth in digital skills and delivered digital curricula to 402,757 school students, while improving 200 …
Morocco's 2005–2017 programme equipped 87% of 11,000 schools with ICT, trained 260,000 staff and won the 2017 UNESCO ICT-in-Education Prize. Independent studies …
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 …
Malaysia's network of 1,099 community digital hubs (NADI, formerly PEDi) with 1.9 million members; free digital tuition to 42,000 students, entrepreneurship training …
Pakistan's government programme delivering 15 free online digital skills courses; 5.14 million trainings completed by March 2026, 800,000+ women trained, with graduates …
NSW Government and Telstra joint programme offering free or low-cost digital literacy training for people aged 60+ in 100+ public libraries; over …
Skinny Jump delivers heavily subsidised 4G broadband at NZD $5/35 GB — a quarter of commercial pricing — to low-income New Zealand …
India's national rural digital literacy scheme trained 63.9 million people across 81,930 centres in 22 Indian languages, equipping one member per rural …
BiblioRedes connects all 450+ public libraries in Chile with free internet and digital training, having served 1.86 million users, recorded 38 million …
Canada's national digital literacy programme (CAD $47.1M) reached 650,000+ Canadians from 9 underserved groups over 2018–2025 through 50+ funded organisations; Phase 2 …
Austria's national digital competence platform built on DigComp 2.2 AT. Free online competence check with microlearning and digital badges; annual Digital Skills …
Norway's principal civil-society network for senior digital inclusion: ~220 local associations giving free peer-led training to adults 65+. State-funded since 1999, central …
Albania moved 95% of 1,237 public services onto the e-Albania portal and shut its contact centres, but the EU, UNDP and a …
Panama's 2016 Law 15 requires accessible public-sector websites, but a 2018 University of Panama audit of 46 institutional and corporate sites found …
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