Recentering the Civic Internet through Partner Engagement.
Led by Oxfam Ireland and co-funded by the European Union, ReCIPE works in partnership with civil society organisations in 10 countries facing high risk of digital rights issues to cultivate a rights-respecting digital ecosystem that is values-based, human-centric, and safe for all.
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40+ forums. 2,000+ trained. 900,000+ reached. 25 research outputs. Policy impact for 10 countries.
People with laptops are gathered in a room listening to a training on digital rights/skills in Senegal.
Global South Voices Amplified - 41 global & regional forums
ReCIPE has supported civil society actors from the Global South to participate and lead in national, regional, and global digital governance spaces.
Civil Society Capacity Built - 2,000+ people trained
Civil society organisations and community leaders have strengthened their digital rights, security, and literacy skills to engage online safely and confidently.
Public Awareness at Scale - 909,992 people reached
ReCIPE has expanded understanding of digital rights and online safety through large‑scale awareness campaigns across multiple regions.
Evidence That Drives Change - 25 research outputs
Policy briefs, studies, and analyses have helped civil society turn lived experience into credible evidence for advocacy and reform.
Digital Rights & Policy Change - 10+ countries influenced
ReCIPE has contributed to digital laws and policies on data protection, AI, cybersecurity, and digital government—helping embed human rights in digital governance.
About Our Partners
ReCIPE works in partnership with civil society organisations in 10 countries facing high risk of digital rights issues to cultivate a rights-respecting digital ecosystem that is values-based, human-centric, and safe for all.
