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Nairobi's Signs Media Kenya broadcasts free Kenyan Sign Language content via Signs TV and, through its assistALL app, brought paid sign-language interpretation …
Government-backed Indian digital library giving people with print disabilities free access to accessible-format books. Launched 2016 with 200,000+ titles; by its third …
Azerbaijan's ASAN Xidmet one-stop-shop centres, launched in 2012 and backed by mobile 'ASAN' buses reaching rural areas, digitised dozens of services and …
Australia's government-funded National Relay Service added a dedicated Auslan Video Relay Service in 2013, letting Deaf people sign to a live interpreter …
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 …
A peer-reviewed Fiji Ministry of Education study combined child-functioning survey data with learning-support-needs data in a rule-based algorithm that more accurately flags …
A free government app gives Bahamians with disabilities one-touch access to emergency alerts, sign-language interpretation, job listings and transport bookings. Usage doubled …
ICT Training for people to teach those with disabilities, mainly sight and hearing loss. The programme is focused on supporting trainees in …
The initiative helps build a modern and inclusive educational system in Macedonia, based on wide use of ICT by students with different …
Kuwait's UNDP-backed digital accessibility framework set WCAG-based e-government standards from 2018, but a 2023 peer-reviewed study found 77% of IT staff had …
A permanent FCC program (since 2017) giving low-income deafblind Americans free specialised communications equipment plus in-home training, delivered through 56 certified state …
Sightsavers Nigeria's SABI-Woman project trained 2,878 women/girls with disabilities in Kano and Lagos, gave 670 women startup capital (88% repaid), and trained …
INSENSION is an online platform that allows individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PIMD) to use digital applications and services. The …
The project aims to: enhance advocacy and lobbying in institutions by project staff; a day-care centre for disabled people to enable an …
This project demonstrates that students with with hearing impairments can and want to code. It was in the computer room of Branislav …
Good Things Foundation is working with HMCTS to provide face-to-face Assisted Digital support for people who would otherwise be excluded from accessing …
Web accessibility is of major importance for the integration and equal opportunity of access to information, training and communication with people with …
Ravenstvo, a Kyrgyz women-with-disabilities-led NGO, delivers counselling, training and advocacy against gender-based violence. UN-backed surveys found up to 93% of disabled women …
A February 2021 UNDP-led workshop trained 42 Palauan disaster responders (21 women, 21 men) from six government and civil-society bodies to integrate …
The Able to Include project sought to improve the living conditions of people with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD). There are many …
Colorado's CDLE and OIT piloted Aira ASL, a free app linking deaf and hard-of-hearing residents to a live interpreter on demand, at …
The ENABLE project “From Culture of Caring to Culture of Enabling: Co-produce Services for People with Intellectual Disability” is developed through an …
The RAPL project aimed to tackle discrimination by training staff from organisations in the local community and providing them with practical support, …
Work IT Out is an innovative programme designed and delivered by Tinder Foundation (now Good Things Foundation). The project embeds HMRC benefits …
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