From commitment to action: What can we take from the Global Digital Compact?
Bridging the gender digital divide: Reactions and insights from the UN Summit of the Future.
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Onica N. Makwakwa
The Time is Now: Policy Actions to Close the Gender Digital Divide | Women in the Digital Economy Fund
As world leaders gathered in New York and adopted the eagerly anticipated United Nations’ Pact of the Future and the Global Digital Compact, there is no better time to spotlight women’s digital participation.
Our commitment to advancing meaningful connectivity for the global majority
Meaningful connectivity is the cornerstone of having internet access that unlocks digital possibilities and opportunities. As technology and society evolve, it’s crucial that we ensure no one is left behind.
Connected Resilience: Closing the gender digital divide through meaningful connectivity
The past years have made it clear that meaningful connectivity is now a basic requirement for all. Yet, too many women, too many of the world’s impoverished, and too many people living in rural communities remain unconnected, underconnected, and left behind.
GDIP at ICEGOV 2024
Join Global Digital Inclusion Partnership (GDIP) on 2 October at ICEGOV 2024 for a roundtable session on our report Connected Resilience.
The price of the world in your pocket: a price only some can afford
Without affordable devices, we will never reach our goals of scalable digital economies and sustainable digital transformation.
GDIP launches Fellowship Program with Robert Pepper and Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka as inaugural Senior Fellows
The program will advance scholarship, research, and policy leadership to address pressing issues in achieving universal meaningful connectivity and inclusive digital societies.
Connected Resilience Workshop at APrIGF 2024 in Taipei
GDIP will host a workshop on “Connected Resilience: Gendered Experiences of Meaningful Connectivity” on 20 August 2024.
Beyond Dialogues: Taking action against the gender digital divide
Reflecting on the perspectives and conversations surrounding women’s digital exclusion, we look ahead with optimism and a renewed sense of direction on the key areas and actions needed to close the gender digital divide.
GDIP welcomes new team members as we scale up WiDEF
The addition of new members to the GDIP team strengthens our commitment to advancing digital inclusion for the global majority.