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DigiPippi is a Danish voluntary association creating a digital and social community for girls ages 7-13 who want to learn about technology, …
Apps for Good is an award-winning opensource education technology movement that aims to build a global generation of problem solvers and makers. …
Mongolia built a national network of 17 One-Stop Service Centres and 14 shelters co-locating legal, psychosocial, health and shelter support for domestic-violence …
CARE International's school-based gender curriculum reached boys across the Western Balkans and produced gains in gender-equitable attitudes at some sites, but its …
WUTMI, a national women's NGO in the Marshall Islands, opened the country's first dedicated gender-based-violence support centre in Majuro in 2016, replicated …
Facing 29.2% unemployment among Venezuelan migrant women in Colombia (vs 14.9% for men), Pro Mujer's USAID/OSF-backed programme capitalised 566 women's businesses and …
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 …
DIG adapted BRAC's Ultra-Poor Graduation model for 2,700 ultra-poor participants (70% women) in Northern Uganda. A cluster-RCT found no significant drop in …
UK charity-run pledge asking employers to commit to supporting staff through menopause. Over 1,000 employers covering 11m+ workers had signed by mid-2022, …
Since 1998 the Palestinian NGO SAWA has run a free 24/7 national helpline for women and children facing violence, scaling through repeated …
Slovene Union of University Women (SUUW) is a non-profit non-governmental organization founded in 1995, uniting university women from all areas of expertise …
Future Females Slovenia is the first Slovenian non-profit Association inserted in the global movement of Future Females. It was established in November …
Association of Business Women (Verslo Moteru Asociacijos- VMA) aims to promote women's entrepreneurship and participation in the state economy and international projects, …
The Hungarian Business Leaders Forum (HBLF) is a nonprofit organization that serves as a representative body for local business executives, international joint …
Since 2009, the Helene Weber Awards have recognized and trained elected female representatives in local government who have distinguished themselves through exceptional …
Since 2009, Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services' SEEPD/EDID programmes have equipped visually impaired residents of the North West Region with screen readers, …
Prayatna Nepal, an organisation led by visually impaired women, audited 20 government and private websites and 10 mobile apps against WCAG and …
Launched by the Digicel Foundation on Safer Internet Day 2025, this nationwide programme has trained 34,000+ students across 150 Jamaican schools and …
Dubai-based The Digital School, part of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives, trained 395 Seychellois teachers across 11 schools in …
Since 2005, Bangalore charity Mitra Jyothi has trained 1,000+ blind and low-vision adults in screen-reader computer literacy; a TCS partnership trained 100+ …
BELTRAIDE and UNDP Belize built a network of six 'Digital Connect Centers' offering free computers, internet and MSME support in underserved towns, …
In 2020–21, the Northwest Arkansas Council paid remote workers $10,000 plus a bike or arts membership to relocate. Over 26,000 people applied …
A surf-town charity in El Salvador built a local bitcoin economy from one 2019 donation, drawing global crypto tourists and inspiring the …
Rwanda pairs government-led Kigali Innovation City with Carnegie Mellon University Africa as academic anchor. CMU-Africa has graduated 870+ alumni (94% employed within …
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