OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT To address the digital divide, this project implements a state-of-the-art, fibre-optic deployment to deliver secure home Internet service to Baltimore residents, providing free Internet service to approximately 132 households. Using fiber-to-the-premise connectivity paired with a Gigabit Access Multiplexer (GAM) device, gigabit-speed services are provided to low-income housing tenants using existing coaxial…
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT The project addresses the current unreliability of the eduroam service in Uganda, caused by dependence on rented Wi-Fi infrastructure. The project aims to establish a fully owned and managed Wi-Fi network utilizing solar-powered mesh routers assembled in Uganda. This will allow to reboot the eduroam service in previously disconnected areas and…
Read moreOBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT Digitruck Salone aims to bridge the digital divide in rural Sierra Leone (3 Districts of Sierra Leone–Bombali District in the Northern province, Kenema District in the Eastern province, and the Western Rural Area-) by providing mobile, state-of-the-art computer labs/classrooms to underserved communities. This project will equip 300 students and 30 female…
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT The project aims to bridge the digital divide in Northern Malawi, a region with limited and expensive internet access (15% penetration, USD $2.42/GB). It will be achieved by building a mesh Wi-Fi network across 50 schools and providing Internet access and digital learning centers to students and staff. The project also…
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT This project seeks to bridge the digital divide for the Tea Tribe and Adivasi communities residing in remote tea gardens across Assam and West Bengal, the two leading tea-producing states in India. It aims to achieve this by expanding the successful “Internet Roshni (Light)” model. This model establishes public Wi-Fi hotspots…
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