Tunisia's Gender Parity Electoral Law — Rise and Rollback (2014–2022)
Tunisia's 2014-17 electoral parity law lifted women's municipal council seats to 47% in 2018, but a 2022 law under President Kais Saied …
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Tunisia's 2014-17 electoral parity law lifted women's municipal council seats to 47% in 2018, but a 2022 law under President Kais Saied …
Since 2012, Turkey's Law No. 6284 lets courts and police issue rapid protection and preventive orders for domestic-violence survivors, backed by the …
Promulgated August 2021, Chile’s Law 21.369 obliges every higher education institution to adopt Gender Protocols on sexual harassment and gender-based violence; by …
Colombia's Law 1761 (2015) codified femicide as a standalone crime with up to 50-year sentences. Within five years, 705 convictions were recorded. …
Finland is actively engaged in promoting gender equality through digitalization as part of the Generation Equality campaign. The country's leadership is evident …
The general objective of the Medrando Xuntas program is to offer comprehensive training from the perspective of gender, in order to enhance …
The Emega program includes a set of aid aimed at supporting the start-up, improvement and reactivation of business initiatives set up by …
Women are significantly underrepresented in research, particularly in leadership and decision-making roles. To address this disparity, Research Luxembourg launched the ‘Women & …
This policy expresses Sport Ireland’s commitment to women in sport. It seeks to build on the significant work which has already been …
In early 2026, Kenya's State Department for Correctional Services, Close the Gap and Tech Kids Africa installed 250 refurbished computers across 14 …
A free walk-in digital-skills centre run by Monaco's government and Monaco Telecom, opened July 2023 in the Jardins d'Apolline, drew roughly 250 …
Since 2014, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines' Ministry of Education has distributed Acer laptops and tablets aiming to give every secondary student …
Puerto Rico's broadband agency is using a $9.8M federal Digital Equity Capacity Grant for digital-literacy training for healthcare, education and government workers, …
Bhutan built 182 of a planned 205 rural gewog Community Centres offering broadband, e-government and basic computer services, but 2014 field reporting …
Indonesia's national government scholarship has certified 500,000+ people in digital skills since 2018 via partnerships with Google, Cisco, Microsoft and about 90 …
Oman's telecom regulator contracted a state satellite operator and Oman Broadband to bring Ka-band satellite internet to about 598 remote villages and …
A government-funded mobile unit run by Mauritius's Digital Promotion Agency brings hands-on VR, robotics, IoT and e-government demos to communities nationwide. Since …
Catch22-led campaigning secured a UK pledge of up to 10,000 free devices for care leavers in 2021, but Catch22's own survey of …
The Philippines' Tech4ED places community ICT centers in schools, libraries and local-government offices nationwide, teaching digital literacy, e-government access and entrepreneurship. Grew …
Cambodia's MoEYS, Meta, and KAPE localised Meta's WeThinkDigital curriculum in Khmer for secondary schools. Piloted 2022–2023 in 6 New Generation Schools with …
A privately built New Urbanist district in Guatemala City — 350 shops, 650 residences and a 2021 CNU Charter Award — that …
Built with World Bank Private Sector Development Project support and opened in 2012, Bhutan's first IT park now employs 717 Bhutanese across …
Minsk's 2005 tax-free IT zone grew ICT to 7.4% of GDP and $3.8bn in exports by 2021, but the 2020 crackdown and …
Panama's Law 41 of 2007 lets multinationals with US$200M+ in capital register a regional headquarters (SEM) in Panama City, with reduced income …
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