Topic: Digital inclusion clear · back to the knowledge map
A tablet/phone digital language course by UNICEF and the Akelius Foundation, piloted in 3 Lebanese centres (246 students, 2019), then scaled to …
A $500,000 UNICEF–UNESCO–ILO joint programme is closing the digital divide for children in northern Montenegro, training 170 ICT coordinators and 300+ teachers …
Peru's nationwide One Laptop per Child rollout, launched in the Andean village of Arahuay in 2007 and scaled to hundreds of thousands …
Blended digital-literacy training for 150 frontline immunization officers across 96 health centres in Sierra Leone raised computer-literacy proficiency from 9% to 81% …
Google India, Intel and Tata Trusts trained rural women as 'Saathis' who taught fellow villagers to use the internet, reaching an estimated …
A Qatari public-private partnership installed 1,927 free computer/Wi-Fi facilities in migrant worker housing, distributed 20,000+ refurbished computers, and used volunteers to help …
Sri Lanka's Nenasala telecentre network grew to nearly 1,000 rural ICT centres by 2014, winning a $1 million Gates Foundation award, but …
Under Zambia's GRZ-UN Joint Programme on Gender-Based Violence, UNDP and ZICTA opened ICT hubs at schools in Chongwe, Chisamba and Itezhi-Tezhi, equipping …
Moldova's Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, UNFPA and the Moldcell Foundation are rolling out ICT equipment, connectivity and digital-skills training for …
Beyond Access built digital literacy across 100+ Myanmar libraries, reaching 63,000+ people and addressing a 2:1 gender gap via Tech Age Girls; …
ITU and Cisco operate 62 Digital Transformation Centres across Senegal via NGO Concept, delivering free basic-to-intermediate ICT training. Over 41,000 people—mainly youth …
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 …
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