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              • Children gather around a large table covered in colorful pencils and drawings, guided by two smiling educators. The cheerful setting promotes creativity and learning through play, emphasizing equal opportunities for children to express themselves and collaborate joyfully.

                Free speech therapy tool for children using games and music

                Sofi Sova is a free, ad-free offline speech therapy app for children aged 3–9. It uses gamified, music-based exercises and modules (SOFILAND for early reading, LOGOLAND for articulation). Launched in 2024, 13,000 children used it in the first six months. It targets rural areas and plans regional expansion.
                Solutaria doo, Sofi Sova Speech Therapy Game, Montenegro

              • A virtual meeting connects healthcare workers and families across regions. A girl with a hearing aid and a smiling audiologist participate online, demonstrating how telehealth and technology expand access to inclusive healthcare and education for all.

                Decentralized hearing care for rural areas using a tele-audiology model

                Oír para Crecer delivers tele-audiology to rural Peru. Families use smartphones and Bluetooth hearing aids to connect with remote specialists for testing, fitting and follow-up. 2016–2024: 95,000+ screened, 2,500+ aids delivered, 13 local staff trained; funded 65% by donors and 35% by low user fees.
                Oir para Crecer, Tele-Audiology Project, Peru

              • People engage in a creative workshop, drawing and coloring together in a welcoming classroom supported by local and international organizations. The image reflects inclusion and empowerment through art, fostering dignity and participation for people of all abilities.

                Education centres in containers delivering immediate support after disasters

                After the 2023 earthquakes, Geleceğe+1 Academy deployed modular, accessible container centres that deliver inclusive education, therapy and psychosocial support. Teams reached 1,045 people with disabilities, 356 professionals and 550 families. Centres were later handed to local authorities.
                Türkiye Down Syndrome Association, Geleceğe +1 Academy Container Education Centres, Turkey

              • A man, possibly with visual impairment, uses a smartphone through touch and audio features. The photo conveys dignity and independence, showing how accessible technology empowers people to connect, learn, and participate equally in the digital era.

                Smartphone app offering AI-powered services to its users with visual disabilities

                EMVI is an AI smartphone app for people with visual impairments. It combines scene and object recognition, real-time text, colour and emotion detection, QR/barcode scanning, navigation and voice Q&A. By mid-2025 it had 7,000 users in 45 countries and is subscription funded.
                EMVI.AI, EMVI App, Belgium

              • A smartphone and smartwatch display an accessibility feature that detects important sounds like door knocks or alarms, sending alerts to the user. The technology enhances independence and safety, especially for Deaf people, showing how design can support inclusion.

                An app supporting Deaf persons with vibration alerts and text-based communication

                Taptic is a smartphone app that helps deaf users by detecting and classifying key sounds (alarms, crying babies, doorbells, sirens) with on‑device AI and alerting via vibration, flashlight and visual notifications. It also offers a premium text transcription/chat feature. Launched 2024, 2,800+ users, freemium $5/month.
                Taptic, Taptic App, United States of America

              • A diverse group of people smiling together during a workshop titled “Inclusão além da cota” (Inclusion beyond the quota). The participants are of different genders, backgrounds, and abilities, embodying unity and equality in an inclusive learning environment.

                An accessibility framework for a global enterprise in healthcare and agriculture

                Bayer’s ENABLE framework, 'Enabling All, Excluding None', was co-developed with 70 country BRG leads and people with disabilities. Funded centrally with local rollouts, it added QR codes to ~30 products (2M users), improved 250+ brand websites and upgraded 200 sites.
                Bayer, Enabling All, Excluding None Framework, Germany

              • A train station departure board displays travel updates with a sign language interpreter shown on screen. This thoughtful inclusion of accessibility features ensures equal access to information for Deaf travelers, representing progress toward inclusive public spaces.

                AI-driven photorealistic sign language translation for public communication

                Signapse offers AI photorealistic sign-language translation via SignSpaces, SignStudio and SignStream. Live in 2,579 UK stations (100M passengers) and three US airports. SaaS subscription; reduces costs >70% and speeds delivery 10x. 30% of team are Deaf.
                Signapse, Signapse AI Sign Language, United Kingdom

              • Two women wearing aprons and headscarves cook at a mobile kitchen unit equipped with large pots and utensils. The trailer, part of a community response program, demonstrates practical disaster relief that empowers local women to serve others with care and resilience.

                Strengthening local resilience with inclusive innovation and collective action

                IDEAKSI is an inclusive innovation programme launched in 2021 by YAKKUM Emergency Unit. It helps people with disabilities and marginalized groups lead local disaster-preparedness solutions. It supported 26 innovations reaching 29,000 people and raised over $1 million in grants.
                YAKKUM Emergency Unit, IDEAKSI, Indonesia

              • Three smiling butchers stand proudly behind a counter filled with fresh produce in a local shop. Their teamwork and welcoming atmosphere highlight the value of community-based businesses built on inclusion, cooperation, and mutual respect.

                A rural butchery that caters to all customers as part of the business model

                Breaking Down Barriers at Morgans Butchery (2023) is a rural inclusion model. Measures: Makaton staff training, Braille prices, PECS symbols, deaf-awareness course, accessibility guide and accessible catering. Impact: +45% disabled customers; £20,000 grant.
                Morgans Butchery Ltd, Breaking Down Barriers, United Kingdom

              • A cover of a book titled “First Inclusive Braille Book of Animals.” It features a giraffe and an elephant, representing the theme of nature and inclusivity. The subtitle reads “A book you can see and feel,” emphasizing accessibility for both sighted and visually impaired readers through Braille and tactile elements.

                Automated conversion of text into inclusive Braille within in the same document

                Boltay Huroof developed software that prints ink and Braille together and converts Arabic, English, Urdu and other texts into Braille. It halves Braille production time. Since 2022 it made 300,000 documents, reached 500 users, worked with 10 schools and six banks, earning $100,000.
                Boltay Huroof, Inclusive Braille Software, Pakistan