This award recognises women working in digital marketing, technology and IT functions, offering grants of US$ 25,000, networking and mentorship opportunities, and the chance to pitch L?Or�al executives and partners.

This prize honours annually five eminent women from five regions of the world for their contributions to science (including life and physical science, mathematics and computer science).

This social enterprise selects, trains and places young women from low-income backgrounds in the digital sector as web developers, helping them kick-start a transforming career in tech.

These bootcamps provide technical and personal development skills to young low-income women aged 15-29 to boost opportunities for tech jobs.

This programme offers hands-on, project-based learning experiences for female-identified and male-identified, trans, and non-binary adults that are designed to give beginners the skills and confidence they need to become digital creators.

This monthly meet-up aims to create a welcoming, transparent community of women working in user experience (UX) who positively promote and teach each other.

This community of women in computing supports conferences, workshops and networking events to build professional skills and leadership of Latinas.

This non-profit organization provides hands-on training and leadership workshops for Latina women, connects members with job opportunities within tech companies, and offers mentoring and networking opportunities.

This French prize for women in science and technology offers three awards annually for: for the female scientist of the year, a young female scientist, and a woman in business and technology.

This project promotes access to web-based services and information and ICT competences and digital literacy of women aged 50+ with the aim to close the gender & age digital divides.

This humanitarian association in France supports training courses and individual follow-up meetings to build the computer skills of Cameroonian women aged 16-60 so that they start their own businesses.

This Senegalese award recognizes women aged 18-60 who have led start-ups and leveraged ICTs for their businesses.