ICT policy can no longer be developed in a silo: it requires broader coordination across sectors and building together with the dynamics of other policy areas to create the incentives that will help close the digital possibilities divide.
At the Women in Tech Global Summit 2024 in Paris, Women in the Digital Economy Fund (WiDEF) hosted a session on women’s participation in the digital economy.
In the webinar, Global Digital Inclusion Partnership (GDIP) Executive Director Sonia Jorge joined the panel of experts from various fields and discussed a wide range of perspectives on the challenges and strategies that G20 leaders need to address to promote sustainable, meaningful connectivity.
In the episode, Sonia and Kavitha discussed digital citizenship, women’s experiences online, and our collective responsibility as a society to make the internet and digital technologies safe and empowering for everyone.
Global Digital Inclusion Partnership (GDIP) Executive Director Sonia Jorge joined Cetic.br’s two-day event in Brasilia and the launch of their new report, Meaningful Connectivity: Measurement proposals and the portrait of the population in Brazil.
Twenty years after the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Declaration of Principles was agreed upon, the digital divide remains.
Today, GDIP launches a new research report that provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities in achieving gender digital inclusion, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The theory of meaningful access brings together three pillars: affordability, meaningful connectivity, and a supportive social environment.
While access to the internet has enabled opportunities for many across the globe, a global majority remain disconnected from the internet of opportunity.