Good Practices

Girls Go Circular offers an online learning platform that offers young girls the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the circular economy while acquiring digital competencies

DigiAcademy is an inclusive digital skills education platform co-created with people with ID & services to deliver meaningful content deemed valuable by the community. With the app, learners can set their own learning plans.

ubbu is an educational platform designed to teach coding to children, aged 6 to 12, through game based lessons.

Older people are more prone to be digitally-excluded. The HI Digital initiative addresses this challenge through a unique collaborative model, and is now operating in 5 countries - including Luxembourg.

StepByTech is a free initiative within the programming domain, endorsed by the Lisbon City Council - Future of Work Lisbon, and assisted by Le Wagon Portugal. Its primary objective is to enhance future-oriented competencies required in the job market.

The Digital Education Transition Plan (DETP) allows teachers to use digital technologies with confidence, putting them at the service of education and training with increasing quality, promoting more interactive and innovative teaching-learning methods.

A Portuguese program to promote gender equality and equal access to engineering and technological courses for all.

Pix is an initiative aiming at fighting the digital divide and enhancing the digital skills of the largest possible audience, through an online platform accessible to all, for free. Pix platform was created as an online service that aims at assessing, developing and certifying digital skills.

Digital Health is essential to cope with the continuous change in healthcare. It improves self-care, the quality of care and optimizes the efficiency of the system. The project builds on the need for health professionals to know their strengths and

The Guide was published by the Secretariat-General for Digital Governance and Procedure Simplification of the Ministry of Digital Governance on 18 May 2023, the World Accessibility Awareness Day.