ICT & Women

Self-generated income from ICT businesses can give women greater power to close the gender wage gap, as it is a means of production that allows for some control and determination on the price at which women can sell their labor.

ICT can play a critical role in making education accessible to women and girls, with possible large impact on improved quality—but only if other variables are in place, as ICT cannot make up for all other shortcomings of development. For example, where there is extreme poverty, the cost of basic gadgets and broadband makes the concept of “learning anywhere, any time” possible in principle but not attainable, and largely applicable in resource-abundant communities.

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To end violence against women, mobile phone apps can help to report safety risks and to get access to services for survivors of gender-based violence. To advance women’s leadership and participation, online platforms empower women across the country, where women can connect and get information on how to run for office and get elected. To enhance women’s economic empowerment, knowledge gateways can empower women with knowledge, resources, networking, and training.