Based on a ?train-the-trainer? model, this digital literacy programme for women in rural India teaches Internet skills and equips participants with data-enabled devices.

This government programme in Ecuador includes an inclusive policy to eliminate digital literacy and efforts to advance access and digital skills for all through mobile classrooms, Infocentres and school-based programmes.

This independent research centre in Brazil undertakes research on how factors such as gender, sexual orientation, race and social class impact on technology use and how technology can be used for social, cultural and political participation.

This competition in Senegal stimulates young women to develop and lead innovative STEM projects with the support of mentors and coaches who share their expertise.

These centres offer hands-on activities in coding, electronics, science, maths and other topics to build interest in STEM subjects among girls (aged 10-15) from disadvantaged backgrounds.

These free weekly programming courses were organized for 5 months in 2014 for women as part of a pilot Girls that Code outreach project in Georgia.

This programme offers scholarships to female STEM students and internships at their global office to provide exposure to real-world experience in a multinational technology company.

This technology hub in Kigali, Rwanda offers a space for students, graduates, entrepreneurs and innovators, including women, to turn their ideas and projects into viable business models, and help in the country's digital transition.

This free eight-month mentorship programme seeks to supplement classroom learning for computer science students at Kenyan universities.

These one-week science camps and mentoring programmes for girls in Kenya offer opportunities for STEM students to discuss their choice of career path and learn more about careers and scientific fields through experiments and visits to industries.

This programme in Canada runs workshops, camps and after-school programmes to help children aged 3-12 see technology as a medium for self-expression.

These free 2-week coding camps are available to female-identifying and non-binary students aged 13-18, aiming to build confidence and inspiration to take up tech studies and careers.