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…Wikipedia app. Responding to the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh where over 700,000 refugees are in need of vital information in a language they can understand. TWB is developing language capacity…

…three different levels. We also offer custom packages for partners with high or unique needs. The ability of Wikipedia to provide free, accurate, and accessible health care content to people…

supports the Wikipedia Medical Translation Task Force by providing the translation that allows Wikipedia to bring that critical health care information to as many people as possible in their local…

…online articles through the Wikipedia Medical Translation Task Force. In 2013, the Kenya training center was given non-governmental organization (NGO) status under Kenyan law. Hundreds of local languages In countries…

…Wikipedia app. Responding to the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh where over 700,000 refugees are in need of vital information in a language they can understand. TWB is developing language capacity…

…Wikipedia’s 80 highest ranked medical articles – those averaging millions of page views per month in English – into at least 80 developing world languages. That quickly became 100×100 when…

…work with Wikipedia because it’s the most frequently consulted health resource on the web. It’s not only scalable, but with Wikipedia Zero, consumers in some parts of the developing world…

…enable access to a vast sum of medical knowledge more easily accessible and without the obstacle of language barriers. This is accomplished through the offline medical Wikipedia app, where community…