Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
Kigali-based Digital Umuganda crowdsourced one of the largest open Kinyarwanda voice datasets (1,700+ hours from 840+ contributors) via Mozilla Common Voice, then …
A free voice forum lets Gujarati farmers who can't read record questions and hear expert answers by phone. A randomized trial of …
Since 2001, Belgian nonprofit AnySurfer has audited websites against WCAG and awarded a public accessibility label; as of Sept 2026 it lists …
Since the EU Accessibility Act took effect in June 2025, Dutch regulator ACM has run a phased e-commerce rollout — voluntary then …
New Jersey's Disability Information Hub consolidates nearly 200 state programmes into one accessible portal designed with — not for — people with …
Syrian refugees in Germany, Sweden and Egypt reshaped a WHO self-help app's interface and pacing; a 569-person randomized trial in Lebanon then …
Since 2009, NGO inABLE has installed assistive-technology computer labs in six specialist schools across four Kenyan counties, enrolling over 7,700 blind and …
A nationwide Dutch e-health platform let people with motor neuron disease self-monitor mood, weight and function from home. 86 of 90 enrolled …
In 2011 Andorra legislated internet access as a universal service, obliging state monopoly Andorra Telecom to supply at least 100 Mbps fibre …
Qatar's Mada Center paired a 2011 e-Accessibility Policy with government audits and training, raising websites' average accessibility score to 92% across 42 …
Mongolia's e-Mongolia platform reached about 1.8 million users (88% of adults) by 2024. Its May 2023 upgrade added colour-coded, audio and AI-voice-search …
Since October 2017, Japan Post's Mimamori service sends postal workers on monthly check-in visits to older people living alone, reporting wellbeing to …
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana co-designed Youth Collective Minds, a digital mental-health platform for Bogotá's youth, with 146 participants; a 2022-23 field trial of …
IPS and UNDP Viet Nam's first independent review of all 63 provincial e-service portals found none met all six basic web-accessibility criteria …
Banco Pichincha had two blind customers, Mauricio Suárez and Lenin Carrera, help redesign its app's screen-reader navigation, launched in Quito in July …
Azerbaijan's Disability Subsystem automatically assesses and pays disability benefits with no application needed, using anonymised case review and SMS-delivered e-signed decisions. Since …
China's MIIT ordered 115 websites and 43 apps — including WeChat, Alipay, Taobao and JD.com — to ship simplified, large-font 'elder modes' …
Bhutan's Ministry of Education, UNICEF and the EU connected 10 pilot schools to campus-wide internet, reaching 6,000+ students and 400 teachers, while …
Microsoft's free Immersive Reader applies specific, peer-reviewed reading-science findings — on font spacing, syllable breaks, line length and text-to-speech — to help …
A Sydney nonprofit's PwC-modelled research finds products designed for 'edge users' — people with disability, low literacy or age-related impairment — can …
Moldova's World Bank-backed MGSP digitised 87 public services and built 100+ Unified Service Delivery Centres, lifting vulnerable-population e-service use from 6% to …
Tanzanian NGO Tai blends animation, comics, radio drama and co-created audio stories to reach out-of-school and disabled youth, reporting 100,000+ direct learners …
UNICEF, Paraguay's Ministry of Education and Paraguay Educa adapted school textbooks into accessible digital formats — audio narration, sign-language video, simplified language …
Fujitsu's Raku-Raku ('easy-easy') handset line, sold via NTT DOCOMO in Japan since 2001, is redesigned each generation from long-term user research with …
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