Most practices in: United States of America (43) · Kenya (35) · United Kingdom (29)
Europe's largest nonprofit IT company refurbishes corporate hardware and resells it — including at reduced prices to schools and nonprofits — while …
Since 2016, First Nations Media Australia's inDigiMOB has trained Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as peer "Digital Mentors," reaching 14,000+ participants …
Founded by a formerly homeless welder, ShelterTech has installed free WiFi in 24 San Francisco shelters, SROs and supportive-housing sites and built …
Free, open-source Windows screen reader from Australian non-profit NV Access. WebAIM's independent 2024 survey of 1,539 users found NVDA the most commonly …
eKitabu, a Nairobi edtech nonprofit, builds born-accessible e-books for blind/low-vision learners and Kenyan Sign Language video storybooks for deaf learners with Kenya's …
Give1 Project Gambia's All Girls Tech Camps have trained 500+ girls aged 13-20 in coding, web design and entrepreneurship across five schools …
UN Women and the Orange Foundation built Women's Digital Centers at Peace Huts in rural Bong County, Liberia; 45 women graduated a …
A private-sector-funded Estonian NGO trained over 100,000 adults (about 10% of the adult population) in basic computer and internet skills in 2002-2004, …
Since 2013, French nonprofit Emmaüs Connect has combined refurbished devices, subsidised connectivity and digital-skills coaching through a nationwide 'Connexions Solidaires' network, reaching …
USAID and the Gates Foundation seeded Haiti's mobile-money market in 2010 with a $10m milestone-prize fund. Digicel's MonCash grew to 805,000 active …
A UNESCO-Procter & Gamble literacy programme for 15-55 year-old girls and women across seven Senegalese regions, which added digital kits and TV/radio …
A non-profit running intensive coding and IT bootcamps for refugees, IDPs and host-community youth in Erbil, Iraq, pairing technical training with local …
A BMZ/GIZ partnership with Orange Cameroun trains disadvantaged youth in coding, hardware and entrepreneurship, extending digital skills into Cameroon's under-connected regions; over …
A joint UN Women–UNDP–UNICEF initiative launched in 2016 to close Bosnia and Herzegovina's gender gap in tech: from a 12-girl pilot coding …
Ask Izzy is a free, anonymous mobile web app from Melbourne-based not-for-profit Infoxchange that helps people experiencing or at risk of homelessness …
LISTA, Fundación Capital's tablet financial-education app for Colombia's cash-transfer recipients, joined national policy in 2015. A randomised trial of 3,000 women found …
A 1,200 m² hub in Abidjan's Plateau district combining a free coding school, a solidarity FabLab, a startup accelerator and an investment …
A free after-school network of hands-on engineering and coding labs for students aged 10-18, grown by Armenia's tech-sector association from one lab …
ConexiónLab trained 8,926 young Bolivians—5,300+ women—in tiered digital skills using a Miska Mobile School and portable antenna to reach communities with no …
Kenya's Ajira Digital programme has trained 390,968 young people across all 47 counties since 2017 via 101 free-access empowerment centres, connecting 119,462 …
Since 2006, Kounkuey Design Initiative has co-designed 11 flood-resilient public spaces with Kibera residents on reclaimed dumpsites, installing 520m of flood protection …
Milan's Food Policy office, Politecnico di Milano and partners run hubs that recover unsold food from markets for redistribution; recovery grew from …
Since 2013 Safetipin's app audits have mapped lighting and safety across 30+ cities in India, Colombia, Kenya and beyond; in Delhi the …
MIT's 2018 'Gender Shades' audit found facial-analysis systems misclassified darker-skinned women's gender up to 34.7% of the time vs under 1% for …
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