This international group of free software users and developers supports women in computing, specifically in Open Source/Free Software/Software Libre access and use.

The programme promotes women?s empowerment in Africa and the Middle East through digital technology and access to entrepreneurial support, connectivity services and support.

This fund provides small grants of up to US$ 5,000 each to over sixty local, primarily community-based organizations to implement projects that use ICTs to end violence against women and build capacity to do so.

This project administers small grants for ICT-based interventions aiming to end violence against women, supports advocacy to integrate women's rights into ICT policies, and holds capacity-building and leadership training for women women?s right activists, and marginalised women and girls.

This programme in Cameroon aims to train one million women, young people and children in ICT by 2035.

This project supported trainings in coding, mobile app and game and animation development, with the aim to increase female participation in the annual MTN App Challenge, and in the African coding and start-up ecosystem.

This Spanish network of professional women meets up to discuss new developments in web analytics and digital marketing, and to share knowledge and experiences.

This programme delivers digital education to train unskilled and unemployed women in Europe and Africa. In some countries, it helps women gain access to paid employment while in others it supports their research and retraining.

This mentorship programme offers a free online platform where young women and professionals can mentor or be mentored, network and advance their career aspirations.

This one-week camp in Canada offers girls opportunities to use computer laboratories and learn 3D printing, with the aim to get more girls into engineering and computer science.

This Mexican private sector initiative offers courses, workshops and conferences to foster a digital culture between mothers and their children and reduce the technological gap between generations.

This Argentinean civil society organization hosts trainings, events and projects to develop girls' and women's technical and soft skills in STEM and ICT, with the aim to bridge the digital gender gap by 2030.