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Moldova's Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, UNFPA and the Moldcell Foundation are rolling out ICT equipment, connectivity and digital-skills training for …
Argentina's national 1:1 programme distributed 5.3 million netbooks to students in public secondary schools, special-education centres and teacher-training colleges by 2015, reducing …
Reboot UK aimed to test how three targeted interventions (peer mentoring, shared practice, home access) could lead to significant personal benefits for …
As a part of its social impact digital inclusion initiative SocialBox.biz collects disused but still working laptop computers in order to support …
Aim: The project Every Family Online ([Alle Gezinnen Online] or “AGO” in Dutch) aims to reduce the digital divide by providing digitally …
The Learning Centre takes the traditional library concept onto a new level by providing a high-quality range of services which meets the …
ACTORS: ‘Digital Inclusion Alliance’, spearheaded by Good Things Foundation, the UK’s leading digital inclusion charity, is made up of local organisations including …
The “Estonian Wideband Infrastructure Network” (EstWin) project seeks to solve the rural connectivity challenge in an area under-served by telecom operators. EstWin …
A telecom-industry partnership delivering dedicated 10 Mbps internet links to six Fijian schools over two annual phases (Savusavu 2023, Suva 2024), reaching …
A 2,250 km submarine cable jointly built for Nauru, Kiribati and the Federated States of Micronesia gave Nauru its first-ever international fibre-optic …
Trinidad and Tobago runs 14 free ICT Access Centres and the WeLearnTT e-learning platform, enrolling 4,150+ learners since late 2023 and running …
Panama's government-run free public Wi-Fi network, coordinated by AIG across ~36 public entities, deployed 1,320 access points nationwide from 2017 at a …
Albania is digitalising schools through two parallel financing streams: a $145m World Bank GovTech programme (216 SmartLabs built by mid-2025, targeting 35,000 …
A 38-million-dinar tender connected 94 underserved rural sectors across 15 governorates to 4G broadband, reaching roughly 180,000 Tunisians, 164 schools and 59 …
Cabo Verde's 2009 national ICT-in-education programme cut the student-to-computer ratio from 208:1 (2003) to about 65:1 in secondary schools, reaching 29 schools …
República Digital, a 2016-2021 Dominican Republic programme distributing laptops, netbooks and tablets to teachers and students, was found by an independent Oxfam/FLACSO …
POTRAZ has commissioned 182 Community Information Centres and upgraded 98 to Digital Centres with Starlink broadband, while distributing 25,000+ computers to 1,400+ …
US federal broadband subsidy providing up to $30/month to income-eligible households; peaked at 21.7 million subscribers in January 2024, generating $16.2 billion …
A US$37.5m World Bank-backed programme (US$30m IDA grant plus US$7.5m private capital) is building climate-resilient internet, digital government and digital-skills training across …
The purpose of the project “Computer Literacy Basics For a Lithuanian E-citizen” was to reduce the digital divide between rural and city …
The program is aiming at building a network of information service provider Telecentres in disadvantaged rural areas that use ICT for giving …
The project aimed to support knowledge-driven activities at the national level, as well as directly within local communities, and in particular to …
AIMS: Biblionet is a six-year national program which provided hardware, software and IT support for 2,280 public libraries. Biblionet established training centres …
Computers for All aims to address the needs of refugees and job seekers for access to information technology (IT) tools, as well …
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