SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
Reduce inequality within and among countries
CallPima UG, SDG 10, A more pleasant hospital stay for blind patients,Reduced Inequalities, When efficiency meets humanity, At CallPima, our goal is to counteract the lack of caregivers by optimizing the caregiver process, thus reducing the workload of caregivers as well as increasing the quality of care provided to patients.
Techstart, SDG 10, create opportunities for underpriviliged peoples,Reduced Inequalities, Accelerating careers for migrants in tech, We offer [forced] migrants unbureaucratic access to high-quality higher education by opening up classes at CODE University of Applied Sciences, an accredited private university in Berlin. The participants get to deepen and refine their skills and receive support to find a six-month supervised internship or an entry-level job in the digital economy. Therefore, Techstart creates equal opportunities for underprivileged and underrepresented persons and soothes the skilled worker shortage while strengthening diversity in the tech sector.
Remitation, SDG 10, Enabled immigrants to send money home,Reduced Inequalities, Sending more than money, Remitation's impact aligns significantly with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 10, which focuses on reducing inequalities. Here are some ways in which Remitation contributes to SDG 10: Remitation provides a cost-effective solution for sending money to family members in Afghanistan, Iran, and Iraq, helping migrants support their loved ones financially. By offering competitive rates and lower fees, Remitation ensures that more money reaches the recipients, thereby reducing income inequalities among migrant communities.