This programme aims to attract women to ICT careers and ensure better conditions in the workplace.

This initiative offers women the opportunity to participate in workshops and conferences to build skills and to interact with technology industries, with the aim to promote women's inclusion in digital environments.

This American programme is designed to teach K-12 girls programming fundamentals and computational thinking in fun, creative, and hands-on environments.

This competition, for teams of girls aged 13-18, calls for the creation of digital solutions to problems in their communities.

This South African organization offers workshops, hands-on experiences, and participatory science projects to children in Grades 4-11 from disadvantaged communities, with the aim to spark their interest in STEM fields and careers.

This fellowship is offered to women scientists from science- and technology-lagging countries to undertake PhD research in the natural, engineering and information technology sciences at a host institute in another country in the Global South.

These awards are given annually to women scientists from the developing world that are in the early stages of their careers.

This training workshop trained youth and women in the Ein El Helwe Palestinian Refugee Camp on computer technology, livelihood skills, advocacy and protection, women's issues, and business skills.

This civil society organization provides paid, remote, mentored internships to work on Free and Open Source Software to US residents and nationals facing under-representation, systemic bias, or discrimination in the technology industry.

In this two-year fast-track programme member organizations and individuals in leadership positions from universities and corporations commit to attract and retain more women in technology-related fields.

This project provides women coding and ICT education, and funding support for the establishment of start-ups and ICT social enterprises.

This award funds women in computing or projects that inspire and support girls and women to enter computing.