This programme offers STEM Leadership and Entrepreneurship clubs held at government secondary schools across Abuja.

This intensive one-day training programme includes individual assignments and group challenges providing participants a sneak-peek into computer programming and a platform to build their careers as computer programmers and tech entrepreneurs.

This week-long residential programme comprises includes coursework, practical team activities, stimulating games, and a group project to stimulate girls' interest in STEM from an early age.

This association offers training courses, e-learning platforms and other opportunities to build women's ICT skills.

This afterschool technology club for girls aged 10-17 provides engaging and practical experiences to build digital skills, complementing the existing computer science curriculum in the schools, which tends to focus more on theoretical knowledge.

This international non-profit organization provides an array of programmes from workshops and training on STEM and digital skills as well as mentoring and networking events to increase African women's participation in science and technology fields.

This annual scholarship supports full-time African female students in need to take up STEM-related courses in an African university, with the aim to ensure that their talent is brought to bear for African innovation.

This programme matches a member of the Canadian Women in Communication and Technology (WCT) with a senior or peer member of the communications and/or technology sectors for one year of counselling, leadership and professional development.

These digital skills trainings help economically inactive youth aged 18-35 join the labour market by getting access to digital jobs or launching their own digital businesses.

This initiative provides support and services to women web entrepreneurs in Europe to increase their participation in web enterprises.

This consortium of partners provides training, networking and other professional opportunities to help women and girls enter and succeed in technology careers.

This programme connects industry professionals from Qualcomm and Goldman Sachs with teams of middle school and high school girls in India and the U.S. to empower women in technology and entrepreneurship.