This yearly award is for the best Bachelor thesis on an IT-related topic undertaken by a girl. Finalists participate in a mentorship programme to develop ideas elaborated in the thesis and present projects.

This event offers African women in innovation, technology and entrepreneurship the opportunity to attend masterclasses and workshops, meet with tech influencers and industry experts, and get exposure to job opportunities in ICT fields.

This annual event for women software developers combines technical and professional development sessions, networking activities, and opportunities for women to exchange about their experience in the tech industry.

This programme offers onsite and online training opportunities, student internship and mentorship programmes, 3-month coding bootcamps, and access to role models and industry experts through events and school engagement.

This initiative uses storytelling and technology to expand learning in slum and rural communities, engaging youth?especially girls and women?in the development of mobile apps to tackle problems in their communities.

This programme offers middle and high school girls opportunities to learn about careers in technology, connect with Microsoft employees, and participate in hands-on computer and technology workshops, day events, and technology tours.

These events offer girls aged 8-18 the opportunity to learn how to code, taught by young female IT students and professionals.

These camps offer girls aged 8-18 the opportunity to learn how to code","to engage with robots, drones and game design","to visit ICT industries","and to see how IT is applied in different ways,

This Fund helps girls and women in developing countries gain access to technology, virtually connect with others across the world and obtain necessary skills to succeed in today's expanding global market.

This work/study programme for youth from low-income families offers training and access to employment opportunities in technology, and scholarships for higher education.

These clubs offer weekly workshops for girls in Nigerian secondary schools on technology concepts and tools, and provide information on careers in ICT.

This competition encourages Bangladeshi women to develop their own apps, websites online services and business ideas, and to network and collaborate with companies, start-ups, and professionals.