Wikipedia:Developing Countries WikiContest/2026/Suggested articles
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Here participants (or non-participants) can add articles or topics that would be suitable for the Developing Countries WikiContest. If you want to participate but aren't sure what to work on or don't know where to start, look through this page for ideas!
Broader topics
- Major geographic or socioeconomic features, e.g. Rail transportation in the Philippines
- General religion articles, e.g. Religion in Serbia
- National literature and art, e.g. Brazilian literature
- Folk culture, e.g. Georgian folk medicine or Mexican folk dance
- Ethnic group articles, e.g. Tat people (Caucasus)
- Sports and athlete articles, e.g. History of sport in Palestine
- National subdivisions, e.g. Altai Republic
- Languages, e.g. Kirundi
- Biodiversity and environment, e.g. Blue-headed sunbird, Lakes in DRC
- Requested articles – several pages categorized geographically; assess notability independently
- Women in Red redlink lists (by nationality)
Specific articles
Least-developed countries are marked with LD.
| Article | Country or countries | Current assessment | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Khoekhoe | South Africa, Namibia, Botswana | C | Level 5 VA, has loads of inline tags and is generally poor quality |
| Pearl River | China | Start | Level 4 VA, only 400 words! Copied from DCWC2025 and 2024 |
| Human rights in Africa | Quite a few LD | Start | Some sources on its talk page, a mix of legal and philosophical perspectives |
| Darfur | Sudan LD | C | Level 5 VA, poor quality with lots of tags |
| National Front (Colombia) | Colombia | Start | Period of national reconciliation in Colombia after La Violencia |
| Patrice Lumumba | DR Congo LD | C | Level 4 VA |
| Ian Smith | Zimbabwe | B | Level 5 VA, has POV and primary-sourcing tags, see FAR for critique and sources |
| Unguja | Tanzania | Start | Also known as Zanzibar Island, very underdeveloped article |