Topic: Digital literacy clear · back to the knowledge map
Rwanda's government-led Digital Ambassadors Program trains young digital ambassadors, 51% of them women, to deliver community digital-literacy training nationwide. Over 3.26 million …
Tata Trusts and Google India's Internet Saathi programme trained close to 60,000 rural women as digital-literacy trainers ('saathis'), reaching over 20 million …
STMicroelectronics Foundation, ITU and a blind Milan professor run train-the-trainer digital-literacy classes for blind and visually-impaired adults in Dakar. An advanced module …
IRC's 'Safe Space to Learn' curriculum trained 50 displaced women in Yemen's Khanfar district over 20 weeks with loaned smartphones; participants reported …
HMPPS's Launchpad gives prisoners in England and Wales secure in-cell laptops for education, self-service and rehabilitation content. By mid-2024 it reached over …
Guam combined a sequence of U.S. federal Digital Equity Act grants ($150k, $2.1M, $2.5M) with a roughly $5M BEAD broadband subgrant to …
A randomised trial with 2,900 Egyptian smallholder farmers found classroom-based digital-literacy training raised uptake of the government's Mahsoly price-monitoring app by 20 …
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 …
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 …
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