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  A government-backed audit, certification, and support system for employers who create inclusive workplaces

  Saudi Arabia's Mowaamah certifies inclusive companies. From 2014-2023, 3,000 workplaces improved accessibility standards, supported by 32,000 app subscribers.
  Authority of People with Disabilities, Mowaamah, Saudi Arabia

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  Cooperation of an IT-company with Uber for improving the accessibility of taxi services

  The Indian IT group Mphasis developed two services joining forces with the taxix service Uber to make their services more accessible and financed their implementation: uberASSIST offers passengers assistance from trained driver-partners, and uberACCESS offers retrofitted, wheelchair-accessible vehicles.
  Mphasis F1 Foundation, Mphasis uberASSIST and uberACCESS, India

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  Government-backed online job-portal for all people with disabilities

  MYFutureJobs is a job portal of the State Social Security Organization (SOCSO) in Malaysia for people with disabilities. Since 2020 employers who want to participate in government-funded projects have been required to register on the portal, and SOCSO has helped to find employment for 3,625 people as of 2022.
  Social Security Organization Malaysia, MYFutureJobs, Malaysia

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  Providing free adaptations and prosthetics for amputees and persons with mobility issues

  Jaipur Foot Organization provides free prosthetic devices and applications. In 1975, there were 59 prosthetic devices, today about 60,000 people annually receive specially designed prosthetic devices, wheelchairs etc. and even financial support. This is mainly in rural areas of India and in 27 other countries.
  Jaipur Foot Organization (BMVSS), BMVSS, India

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  Regular sign language TV programme on the topics of welfare and community

  Sign Language Talks Welfare is a regional monthly TV programme in Japan with sign language interpretation, provided by Okayama Broadcasting. It informs the deaf community and is produced mainly by deaf people themselves. Launched in 1993, the programme is financed entirely by advertising and does not need subsidies.
  OHK - Okayama Broadcasting Co., Ltd, Sign Language Talks Welfare Program, Japan

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  A community-driven and low-cost school system for children in rural areas

  DRRA, Bangladesh: Launched VARANDA School in 2012 for inclusive early education. Starting with 15 students, expanded to educate 1,030 students across 11 districts by 2023.
  DRRA - Disabled Rehabilitation and Research Association, VARANDA School, Bangladesh

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  A portable and affordable reading device for persons with visual disabilities

  Audivision provides a low-cost portable reading stand and an offline AI smartphone app that converts printed and digital documents to speech. It enables independent access for blind and low-vision users; by 2025 over 6,300 users and 140,000 documents were processed.
  Audirivision Technologies, Audivision, India