Rural Schools in India Access World-Class Knowledge
Through a partnership with the Indian government's Digital Education Initiative, 12,000 schools in rural areas now have offline access to Aevum's Hindi, Tamil, and Bengali content.
Since 2019, Aevum Encyclopedia has grown into one of the world's most-trusted knowledge platforms, serving millions of readers, researchers, and educators across every continent.
📄 Download 2024 Impact Report (PDF)Our data shows consistent growth across every key metric, reflecting increasing trust and reliance on Aevum Encyclopedia.
Steady growth trajectory since launch
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Through a partnership with the Indian government's Digital Education Initiative, 12,000 schools in rural areas now have offline access to Aevum's Hindi, Tamil, and Bengali content.
ERC integrated Aevum's semantic search API into its grant evaluation system, reducing research duplication and accelerating interdisciplinary collaboration by 40%.
Our low-bandwidth mobile app and offline-first approach has brought verified encyclopedia content to 8 million readers in 15 African countries, in 22 local languages.
Aevum Encyclopedia doesn't just store knowledge — it democratizes it. In five years, they've built what took traditional encyclopedias a century, and they're still accelerating.Dr. Elena Vasquez — Director of Digital Innovation, UNESCO
From São Paulo to Seoul, Nairobi to New York — Aevum is where the world goes to learn.
We collaborate with universities, governments, and organizations to expand knowledge access globally.
Whether you're a researcher, educator, or passionate learner — there's a role for you in building the world's knowledge commons.