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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 …
FSG's 'Roma in Digital' programme delivers free, practical 8-hour digital-skills courses to Roma adults across Spain, funded by EU NextGenerationEU recovery funds; …
A $100M World Bank credit plus a €15M EU grant fund broadband expansion into rural 'dead spots', e-government services and digital-skills training …
After banning unlicensed Starlink use with fines and jail time, Niue's government granted SpaceX a monitored 12-month trial licence in 2026 to …
MTN South Sudan's 2025 Y'ello Care campaign built solar 4G hubs in Mangateen IDP camp and Gorom refugee settlement near Juba, giving …
Since May 2020, Berlin nonprofit Neue Chance has equipped homeless people with smartphones, laptops and tablets alongside one-to-one digital coaching from social …
A US$20.05 million World Bank grant is funding climate-resilient fibre expansion across Upolu and Savai'i, stronger government digital services and a national …
A $10M World Bank-backed programme is building the Maldives' first national digital ID (eFaas) and expanding broadband competition to remote atolls, aiming …
A US$20.1M World Bank IDA credit financed a fibre network across Nicaragua's Caribbean coast, aiming to connect some 180,000 people, including indigenous …
A tripartite MOU signed in Feb 2023 by Madagascar's Ministry of Education, UNICEF and Airtel gave free access to a national digital-learning …
Since 2004, Botswana's Kitsong Centres have grown from 3 pilot telecentres to 110 villages nationwide, delivering internet access, training and mobile money …
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