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Computer Science Literacy, Education & Access for Development
CS-LEAD Uganda is a digital inclusion initiative implemented by Internet For Humanity (I4H) to expand equitable access to computer science education in underserved secondary schools across Uganda.
As computer literacy becomes a prerequisite for academic progression and economic mobility, students without access to digital tools are excluded from online learning, workforce preparation, and civic participation.
CS-LEAD Uganda addresses these challenges by equipping schools with infrastructure, connectivity, and instructional capacity needed to deliver curriculum-aligned computer science education.
Farmers' Access to Resources, Markets, Information, Networks & Growth
FARMING is Internet For Humanity's digital literacy and connectivity program designed to strengthen farmer cooperatives by improving access to information, markets, and economic opportunity.
Through affordable internet access, shared computer centres, and practical digital skills training, FARMING enables cooperatives to access real-time market prices, communicate with buyers, prepare bids and documentation, manage records, and engage with government and financial systems.
By reducing information gaps and strengthening digital capacity at the cooperative level, FARMING helps farmers negotiate fairer prices, increase incomes, and build more resilient rural economies.
Medical Efficiency through Digital Information & Connectivity
MEDIC is Internet For Humanity's digital health systems program designed to improve efficiency, quality of care, and patient experience in rural medical centres.
By digitizing patient records and strengthening information workflows, MEDIC reduces administrative delays that consume clinicians' time and slow service delivery.
Through shared computer infrastructure, reliable internet access, and practical training in digital record management, MEDIC enables health workers to retrieve, update, and report patient information more efficiently - allowing caregivers to focus on care rather than paperwork. The result is faster patient processing, improved continuity of care, and stronger health systems at the facility level.