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Nepal Wireless Networking Project — Mahabir Pun's Himalayan Village-to-Village Internet |
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Nangi, Nepal |
— |
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Ask Viamo Anything — Voice-First Generative AI for Feature-Phone Users in Zambia |
Evidence: Observational / pre–post
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Lusaka, Zambia |
— |
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Inclusive Design Research Centre (OCAD University) — Open-Source Inclusive Design |
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Toronto, Canada |
— |
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TUMO Center for Creative Technologies — Free Extracurricular Tech & Design Education for Teens |
Evidence: Quasi-experimental
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Yerevan, Armenia |
— |
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Divvun & Giellatekno — Sámi Language Technology Infrastructure |
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Tromsø, Norway |
— |
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M-Pesa – Mobile Money as Financial and Digital Inclusion Infrastructure |
Evidence: Quasi-experimental
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Nairobi, Kenya |
— |
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Novissi: AI-Targeted Digital Cash Transfers and Togo's ASTRE Social Registry |
Evidence: Quasi-experimental
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Lomé, Togo |
— |
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Telecomunicaciones Indígenas Comunitarias (TIC A.C.) – Indigenous Community Mobile Networks, Oaxaca |
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
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Top 1% 100/100 |
Good practice |
Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico |
— |
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Integreat — Municipality-Run Multilingual Newcomer Information Platform (Tür an Tür – Digitalfabrik, Augsburg) |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Augsburg, Germany |
— |
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BlindSquare — Accessible GPS Navigation for Blind and Low-Vision Users |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Helsinki, Finland |
— |
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TunapandaNET — A Community-Owned Wireless Network Bringing Digital Literacy to Kibera |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Nairobi, Kenya |
— |
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Yasashii Nihongo (Easy Japanese) — Turning Disaster-Response Research into a Nationwide Plain-Language Design Standard |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Tokyo, Japan |
— |
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CDR-Triggered Mobile Money — Cutting Emergency Cash Delivery from 100 Days to Under 10 in Eastern DRC |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Goma, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) |
— |
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LinkNet / Macha Works — Zambia's Community-Owned Mesh Network and Rural ICT Academy |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Macha, Zambia |
— |
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Innovate Now — Africa's First Assistive Technology Venture Accelerator |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Nairobi, Kenya |
— |
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Souktel JobMatch — SMS-Based Job Matching for Feature Phones in Palestine |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Ramallah, Palestine, State of |
— |
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JazzCash Guddi Baji to Connected Women — Iterative Female-Agent Design for Women Micro-Entrepreneurs in Pakistan |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Islamabad, Pakistan |
— |
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WING Cambodia — Icon-Based, Over-the-Counter Mobile Money Design for Illiterate Rural Users |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Phnom Penh, Cambodia |
— |
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Digital Family Card — Kazakhstan's Automatic, Data-Driven Safety Net for Vulnerable Families |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Astana, Kazakhstan |
— |
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Papa Reo — Te Hiku Media's Māori Speech-AI Platform Built on Indigenous Data Sovereignty |
Not assessed |
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Kaitaia, New Zealand |
— |
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GOV.UK Design System — Four Years of Disabled-User Testing Behind the UK Government's Shared Components |
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
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Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
London, United Kingdom |
— |
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U.S. Web Design System — Institutionalising WCAG-Tested Components Across Federal Government |
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
|
Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Washington, United States of America |
— |
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Karya — Fair-Wage AI Data-Work Platform Bringing Digital Income to Rural India |
Evidence: Randomised controlled trial
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Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Bengaluru, India |
— |
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Sao Mai Center for the Blind — Blind-Led Assistive-Technology Development in Vietnam |
Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported
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Top 10% 96/100 |
Good practice |
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
— |