Web platforms and portals

Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team

Washington, United States of America

Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team coordinates volunteer mappers worldwide to create free, open-source map data in areas vulnerable to disasters and humanitarian crises, ensuring that communities appear on maps and can be reached during emergencies while building local mapping capacity.

Muso Health

San Francisco, United States of America

To create rapid, proactive health care systems that meet patients at their doorstep, delivering care to end maternal and child deaths in low-resource settings.​

RECODE

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Recode (then CDI, Comitê para a Democratização da Informática) was founded in 1995 as a pioneering initiative to promote the democratization of access to information technologies for residents of communities in Rio de Janeiro.

Safernet

Salvador-Bahia, Brazil

SaferNet Brasil works with digital citizenship education, teacher training, safer internet campaigns, family guides, and partnerships with public authorities and international partners.

Tarjimly

Mountain View, United States of America

Tarjimly connects refugees and aid organizations with volunteer translators through a mobile app, breaking down language barriers that prevent displaced people from accessing critical services like healthcare, legal aid, and education.

Worldreader

Seattle, United States of America

Worldreader empowers underserved communities with digital books and reading technology, providing free access to thousands of titles through mobile phones and e-readers, enabling children and families to develop literacy skills and access educational content that would otherwise be unavailable or unaffordable.