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Most practices in: Switzerland (4) · Spain (4) · United Kingdom (4)
Since 2007, Japan's MHLW certifies employers meeting childcare-leave targets under the 'Kurumin' mark. Over 4,900 firms were certified by early 2025, though …
Mexico's federal government is building a National Care System to redistribute unpaid care work, disproportionately done by women (3 in 4 caregivers). …
Comenius Foundation's fee-free 'Spynka' centres have served roughly 10,000 Ukrainian children and their mothers across 75+ sites in 8 Polish regions, training …
The 2016 EU-Jordan Compact tied trade preferences to Syrian refugee jobs, but only 5% of garment-sector work permits went to women. ILO …
Panama's Health Ministry launched Dr. R.O.S.A., a WhatsApp/phone AI chatbot that screened citizens for COVID-19 symptoms and logged 10,000 consultations in its …
Costa Rica's REDCUDI childcare network aims to free mothers for paid work, but 2024 data show it reaches only 8.8% of its …
UNICEF and UMCOR distributed reusable dignity kits with menstrual supplies to 18,863 schoolgirls across 476 schools in Aweil, South Sudan, while a …
Digital Communities Wales: Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being exists to reduce digital exclusion in Wales. They want a Wales where everyone has …
CitizenAct goal was to empower senior citizens with new knowledge and necessary skills about digital tools, such as wearable sensors measuring health …
El Salvador's health ministry launched a free national AI-assisted telemedicine app; government figures claim 1.5M+ users in six months, but the ~$500M …
In 2018 Salta province (Argentina) and Microsoft built a predictive-analytics algorithm claiming to flag named girls "predestined" for teen pregnancy using ethnicity …
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