This programme provides grants to expand open, secure Internet access for all including projects empowering and engaging women and girls in ICT.

The project has turned public libraries throughout Romania into digital hubs for local communities with trained librarians to provide ICT-based services.

This programme supports outreach programmes, after-school clubs, hackathons, and other skills development opportunities in technology for pre-teen and young girls of colour.

This Academy offers digital literacy training to students, women and teachers, and supports future tech entrepreneurs to solve problems in their communities using technology.

This initiative focuses on developing a critical mass of female skilled personnel, innovators and entrepreneurs through digital and employability skills trainings as well as support in startup incubation.

This venture develops the capacity of professional women and entrepreneurs to exercise leadership through support to local business chapters, tech and leadership education programmes for young women, and workshops and events including the She Loves Tech competition.

This North American network provides a sustainable community for women in IT to network, motivate and empower each other during the ?Cisco Live? events and other opportunities.

This camp brings together Korean adolescent girls to engage in activities and programmes including on astronomy, robotics and other STEM fields.

These two-day bootcamps offer beginner-level coding and programming language courses for young professionals, through individual and group projects, hands-on demos, and lectures.

This initiative hosts workshops, camps, tech day experiences and events, with an emphasis on underrepresented communities in the tech sector, particularly women, girls, people with disabilities, and indigenous youth.

This Canadian platform provides a forum where STEM professionals can exchange knowledge, promote scientific research, build a network and collaborate.

This project in Ghana promotes vocational training for women in the electronics industry and includes establishing practice-oriented training centres.