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“ | Wikipedia is first and foremost an effort to create and distribute a free encyclopedia of the highest possible quality to every single person on the planet in their own language.[1] | ” |

“ | You can’t manage what you can’t measure. | ” |
By definition, the List of articles every Wikipedia should have should eventually cover the sum of all knowledge.
This is a list of various macro-regional, cultural and national community initiatives to contribute to the goal.
Wikipedia here stands for whole of the Wikimedia projects constellation, as there are similar lists-based initiatives also for Wikisource and for Wikivoyage, whilst other projects structure the work differently.
Ethno-cultural worlds and regional communities[edit]
Africa[edit]
African chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Alpine world[edit]
WMFR, WMDE, WMCH, WMIT, WMAT - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Amerindian world[edit]
WMCA, WikiNAIL and other Amerindian world chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Arab world[edit]
Arabic world chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Asia-Oceania[edit]
Asia-Oceania countries' chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Canadian Aboriginal Languages[edit]
Wikimedia Canada and local user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Caucasus[edit]
Caucasus chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Central and Eastern Europe[edit]
CEE chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Francophone world[edit]
French speaking countries' chapters and user groups - Collaboration - Wiki-lists
German-speaking world[edit]
WMAT, WMCH, WMDE - Collaboration - Wiki-lists
Languages of Russia[edit]
Wikimedia Russia and language-specific User Groups - Collaboration - Wiki-lists
Mediterranean world[edit]
Mediterranean countries'chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Northern Europe[edit]
Northern Europe chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Slavic world[edit]
WMCZ,WMPL, WMRU, WMSR, WMUA, WUG BA-SRP, WUG BG, WUG BY, WUG GMG, WUG MK-SK, WUG NWR-Hist, WUG RU-Don, WUG RU-SPB, WUG SVK, WUG SVN - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Spanish-speaking countries[edit]
Spanish-speaking countries' chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists
South Asian languages[edit]
Chapters and user groups of South Asia - Homepage - Wiki-lists
Turkic world[edit]
Chapters and User Groups of the Turkic world - Collaboration - Wiki-lists - Language-by-Project stats - Contributors
Finno-Ugric world[edit]
WMEE, WMFI, WMRU, WMHU, WUG EZY - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Language-by-Project stats
Сountries[edit]
Albania[edit]
WUG ALB & WUG SQ - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Regional stats
India[edit]
WUG HDW, WUG IN-GOA, WUG IN-KL, WUG IN-MR, WUG IN-Tech, WUG IN-UR, WUG KVL, WUG MAI, WUG PAN, WUG ODW, WUG SAT & WUG WBG - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Regional stats
Nigeria[edit]
WUG NG, WUG NGA-HA, WUG NGA-IG & WUG NGA-YO - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Regional stats
Russian Federation[edit]
WMRU - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Regional Stats
Moscow[edit]
WUG MSK - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Language-by-Project stats
Republic of Bashkortostan[edit]
WUG BAK - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Language-by-Project stats
Republic of Tatarstan[edit]
WUG TAT - Homepage - Wiki-lists - District stats
Saint Petersburg[edit]
WUG RU-SPB - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Statistics
United States[edit]
US chapters and user groups - Homepage - Wiki-lists - Regional stats
References[edit]
- ↑ "Wikipedia is an encyclopedia". Wikimedia. March 8, 2005. Retrieved March 5, 2017.