This programme supports teacher training, technology-enabled learning environments, and tailored educational content and materials to underprivileged students to support students' creativity and reduce the digital divide.

This organization provides computer training programmes for girls and women from poor communities in rural areas through a local computer training centre offering access to computers and the internet to acquire useful computer skills.�

These four-year scholarships provide support to women on the front lines of IT security through academic funding and hands-on internship opportunities, with the aim to ensure diversity in the workforce.

This free programme supports master classes and mentorship opportunities for girls in their 3rd and 4th year of secondary school with the aim to develop talent and interest in STEM careers.

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 fund provided small grants to invest in nascent networks, organizations and social enterprises, as well as individual champions taking impressive steps to support women and girls in computer science.

This NGO provides free STEM courses through workshops and activities for underprivileged children, especially girls, through interdisciplinary, hands-on and project-based learning.

This fellowship programme is for women wishing to pursue graduate studies at U.S. accredited institutions in areas of study where women are traditionally under-represented, including STEM fields.

This membership networks offers women beginner- to advanced-level courses in programming, access to career counselling, tech lectures and events, with the aim to reach gender parity in the Israeli high-tech sector.

This Tanzanian initiative supports digital skills training, mentoring opportunities for young girls, and advocacy for gender-responsive strategies and policies aiming to close the digital gender gap.

This programme supports training on coding and ICT skills for girls aged 13-19 from public secondary schools in Tanzania, along with skills-building programmes to build teachers' own ICT skills.

These 1-2 week learning camps are organized during the school holidays and focus on providing young girls with programming and ICT skills.