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DIGI-EQUAL AFRICA
Digi-Equal Africa is a platform that empowers African women in technology to share their expertise, raise their visibility as role models, and inspire more girls and women to enter the digital sector.
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Digi-Equal Africa launched to challenge Gender Stereotypes in Tech
The Coalition for Digital Equality (CODE) is pleased to announce the launch of our latest initiative, Digi-Equal Africa, a platform empowering African women in technology to share their expertise, raise their visibility as role models, and inspire more girls and women to enter the digital sector.
Policy Brief: Bridging the Gender Digital Divide in Uganda
We are delighted to announce the release of a policy brief on Bridging the Gender Digital Divide in Uganda. The policy recommendations in this brief are based on the "Bridging the Digital Gender Divide to Stimulate Growth in African Digital Economies" project, an 18-month research project.
The Coalition for Digital Equality (CODE) network composed of stakeholders in the participating countries was established under the project.Policy Brief: Bridging the Gender Digital Divide in Ghana
We are delighted to announce the release of a policy brief on Bridging the Gender Digital Divide in Ghana. The policy recommendations in this brief are based on the "Bridging the Digital Gender Divide to Stimulate Growth in African Digital Economies" project, an 18-month research project.
The Coalition for Digital Equality (CODE) network composed of stakeholders in the participating countries was established under the project.Winners Announced For The 2021 Digital Equality Award
Coalition for Digital Equality (CODE), a network connecting local and international stakeholders to address the digital gender divide and drive sustainable economic growth in Africa, has announced winners for the Digital Equality Awards.
The Digital Equality Awards aim to recognise the achievements of individuals in Ghana and Uganda who are working to push the boundaries of digital inclusion and transformation in Africa.
PARTNERS
The project is led by the University of Leicester, Makerere University Business School (MUBS), University of Ghana, Africa Technology Business Network (ATBN) and GENPOL in partnership with digital stakeholders in Ghana and Uganda.
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