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University of Melbourne researchers ran six paid co-design workshops (17 disabled people/carers) with Perth's Carers WA to build ConnectUp, a peer-reviewed, AU$2M+ …
In 2000 Australia's Human Rights Commission ruled the Sydney Olympics website unlawfully discriminated against blind complainant Bruce Maguire, one of the world's …
The UAE's 2024 National Digital Accessibility Policy moves federal services from ad-hoc fixes to inclusive-by-design: an 'Empathy Lab' embeds user testing with …
Launched in Damascus in 2009, this WFP/UNHCR pilot let Iraqi refugee families redeem food at local shops using SMS codes texted to …
A clip-on AI camera read text, faces and objects aloud for blind and low-vision users. Peer-reviewed clinical studies showed real functional gains, …
WeFarm let farmers without internet ask and answer farming questions by free SMS/USSD, matching questions via NLP; it grew to over 1.8 …
Tostan and UNICEF taught SMS literacy to women in 25 villages in Vélingara, Senegal. A UC Berkeley (CEGA) evaluation found women scoring …
A US$29m World Bank grant to reform Tuvalu's telecom sector, followed by a five-nation submarine cable activated in October 2025, took one …
Saudi Arabia's MCIT mobilised 28,000+ volunteer specialists to deliver free digital-literacy training and Arabic-language tech content nationwide, reaching over 7 million beneficiaries …
During Niger's 2010 food crisis, Concern Worldwide ran a randomized trial paying cash transfers via mobile money ('Zap') against manual cash and …
ITU-led Smart Island programme brought VSAT/solar-powered connectivity and digital-skills training to six villages on Vanuatu's Malekula island, training over 1,000 residents in …
Since 2008, Tsofen has helped grow Nazareth's tech workforce from 35 to over 1,300 jobs and lifted Arab citizens' share of Israel's …
A Windhoek non-profit connected up to 500 Namibian schools to the internet via open-source Edubuntu labs, refurbished PCs and even solar power, …
e-Mongolia, a unified e-government portal launched in 2020, grew from 181 to about 685 digitised services by 2022, reaching roughly 2 million …
Ethiopia and the UAE jointly train 5 million youth in coding, web development, AI and data science over three years. By March …
TecnoLab’s main focus is to provide employable skills and resources, using a digital maker approach, to young participants who are most at …
Widening Digital Participation is a programme of work which aims to reduce digital exclusion in the UK and ensure people have the …
Simplon.co offers free of charge training programmes in the digital sector. It empowers and trains underprivileged and unemployed people to tech jobs …
The local projects financed by Choices Programme are defined by local consortia of partners (schools, NGOs, municipalities, etc.) and divided into five …
In 2013 the Martynas Mazvydas National Library of Lithuania (NLL) applied to the Global Libraries Program implemented by the Bill & Melinda …
Interface3 aims to expand and diversify employment opportunities for women and to enable them to build sound foundations for a career in …
Digikriebels is a project which focuses on vulnerable families, in particular (grand)parents with pre-schoolers. This is a select group, often difficult to …
Leeds Federated Housing Association (LFHA) developed HUGO (Helping U Get On-line), a digital inclusion programme that aimed to find the right ‘hook’ …
RIX Wiki is a multimedia tool to engage those with learning difficulties who can’t access the content of busy screens. Users build …
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