World Wide Web Foundation is an organization dedicated to harnessing the full benefits of the World Wide Web. They provide a range of products and services aimed at understanding how countries and people use the web and its impact on development and human rights. Their flagship product, the Web Index, is the world's first measure of the World Wide Web's contribution to social, economic, and political progress in countries around the world.

Through the Web Index, they examine key web issues such as privacy, censorship, gender-based violence, and net neutrality across 86 countries. The findings from the Index highlight the need for universal access, freedom of expression, affordable access, and net neutrality to be recognized and protected as basic human rights. World Wide Web Foundation is calling on policymakers to accelerate progress towards universal access, level the playing field, invest in public education, promote participation in democracy, and create opportunities for marginalized groups.

Collaborating with partners such as the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, World Wide Web Foundation is working towards a more equal and inclusive web for all