SPIDER annual report 2018
Download the reportDigitalising International Development for Inclusive Societies
Over decades of engagement in International Development, SPIDER has learnt that there is a particular lack of access to the benefits reaped by technological solutions among some marginalised population groups – due perhaps to personal characteristics such as gender, disability, educational attainment, age or sexuality. To this end, SPIDER has actively engaged its partners to focus on the needs of these marginalised population groups, and initiated a number of projects that directly address the needs of some of these groups over the past year – a trend we intend to maintain in the future.
The report is available for download here.
in 2018, SPIDER had…
Education & Learning projects
Health & Wellbeing projects
Bi-lateral programmes
Transparency & Accountability projects
Research projects
ITP programme rounds
Partners
Projects
Education and Learning programme in 2018
- Student centric learning in primary and secondary schools 50%
- Access to Open Education Resources at tertiary level 12,5%
- Inclusion of persons with disabilities 12,5%
- Vocational skills training 25%
Partners
Projects
Health and Wellbeing programme in 2018
- Maternal and child health 16%
- Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) 33%
- Health information access 25%
- Network 10%
- Needs assessment 16%
Partners
Projects
Transparency and Accountability programme in 2018
- Open Data Collection and Presentation 50%
- Awareness raising and advocacy 25%
- Solutions incubator 12,5%
- Network 12,5%
Partners
Projects
Research related to projects in 2018
- Education and Learning 41%
- Health and Wellbeing 20%
- Transparency and Accountability 39%
Bi-lateral Programmes
- Tanzania 60%
- Uganda 20%
- Bolivia 20%
Partner Universities
MUHAS
Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences
UDSM
University of Dar es Salaam
COSTECH
The Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology
UMSA
Universidad Mayor de San Andrés
Makerere University
ICT Regulation – Policy and Practice
The programme is held in close collaboration with the Swedish regulatory authority, PTS.
Active programme rounds
New change initiatives
Completed change initiatives
New participants
Number of countries
%
Women
