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Explore 61 projects in the Connectivity category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.

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Community Tech NY

Community-owned internet infrastructure

New York City
city, coop, Sustainable cities and communities

Индекс связности сети

Общество защиты интернета (ОЗИ) проводит мониторинг связности в Сети. Индекс связности обновляется ежедневно и чем он больше — тем лучше.

Russia

Media Awareness and Justice Initiative (MAJI)

Using Technology to Empower Rural and urban last mile communities across Nigeria

Nigeria
rural, workshops

San José Digital Inclusion Fund

San José’s ambitious goal is to bring broadband connectivity and digital skills to 50,000 households over the course of the next decade - and this initiative explicitly earmarks funding to achieve this goal.

San Jose, California, USA
2019

Internet Universality Indicators (ROAM-X)

A map of the Internet measuring its compliance with human Rights (R), evaluating its Openness (O) and Accessibility (A), and assessing the involvement of Multistakeholder actors (M) in its governance

UNESCO, Place de Fontenoy, Paris, France
human rights

Athens Wireless Metropolitan Network (AWMN)

The Athens Wireless Metropolitan Network is a non-profit wireless community that aims to develop, use and promote a wireless broadband network in the wider Athens area.

Athens
2002
city

Microsoft US Broadband Usage Percentages

We are publishing this dataset we developed as part of our efforts with Microsoft’s Airband Initiative to help close the rural broadband gap.

Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program (BEAD)

The Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program provides $42.45 billion to expand high-speed Internet access by funding planning, infrastructure deployment and adoption programs.

Open Technology Fund (OTF)

We support the research, design, development, and deployment of technology-focused projects that counter online censorship and combat repressive surveillance, to enable global internet users to exercise their fundamental human rights online.

2025 M Street Northwest, Downtown, Washington, DC 20036, USA
2012
free speech