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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 …
Eswatini's telecom-regulator-run Universal Access Service Fund has distributed thousands of subsidised smartphones and specialised assistive devices, reaching over 14,000 elderly people and …
PROJECT OBJECTIVES: Grantees were awarded €90,000 to deliver training in basic computer skills throughout 2017. The 10-hour free classroom training targets “non-liners” …
Guyana's government-funded online-degree scholarship programme enrolled over 54,000 citizens between 2021 and 2026, with women receiving most awards — but a 2025 …
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 …
Portugal's national PES pilot (Resolução 121/2019): Fundo Ambiental pays 14 landowners €3.7M over 20 years to conserve 27,674 ha — Serra do …
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 …
India's DAY-NRLM sub-scheme has sanctioned 84 projects across 24 states, targeting 3 million+ women farmers. A Nielsen study found 1.3x higher agricultural …
Brazil's first ecological fiscal transfer (1991) redistributes ~R$500 million/year of state VAT revenue to municipalities hosting protected areas or water springs, spurring …
Chile's statutory national PES (Ley 20.283, 2008): CONAF pays landowners to conserve, recover and manage native forest. In 2024, 456 bonifications covered …
Since 1983, Croatian firms have paid a statutory levy on revenue into a fund for karst-forest restoration, fire infrastructure and demining; by …
World's largest debt-for-nature swap (US$1 billion, October 2024) directs US$200 M over 20 years to protect the Rio Lempa watershed, which supplies …
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