About
The G20 #eSkills4Girls initiative aims at tackling the existing gender digital divide in particular in low income and developing countries. The goal is to globally increase the access of women and girls in the digital world and to boost relevant education and employment opportunities. This platform was initiated by the G20 members together with UNESCO, UN Women, ITU and OECD to collect and disseminate information and knowledge as well as policy recommendations, good practices and flagship projects on gender digital equality.
Recommendations
There are interventions on different levels that can support girls and women in ICT. Read more about what politics, private sector, civil society, academica and intergovernmental organizations can do.
G20 Flagship Projects
G20 Flagship Projects provide an overview of best practices and projects by G20 members which address the barriers to women’s access to and use of ICT by promoting education, employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for women and girls. Find out where and how women are currently supported.
Women who made it
Andrea Jiménez Cisneros, Peru
PHD Candidate, Royal Holloway University Of London
“I come from one of those families in Peru where most of the efforts are drawn to the boys in the family. It was never really in the cards for me to go to university.”
F>>LANE Accelerator to empower women in or through tech
After a successful first round, F>>Lane – Europe’s first accelerator with a focus on social ventures that utilise technology to empower women worldwide, is getting ready for the next round. It’s a six week programme open to impact-driven ventures from across the world that focus on empowering women/girls by utilising technology.
G20 leaders endorse #eSkills4Girls
G20 Hamburg Summit: The promotion of women’s empowerment in the digital age receives highest political support through the G20 Leaders’ Declaration and particularly the annex on the #eSkills4Girls initiative.
Watch the #eSkills4Girls video
Watch our 5 min feature and find out about the power of #eSkills4Girls
Read our report
Women’s Pathways to the Digital Sector: Stories of Opportunities and Challenges
Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Division Education and digital World (February 2017)
Map
The map shows you where relevant supporting projects of different donors are located around the world. You can make a targeted search via the criteria or you zoom into your region of interest and click on the dots to read in short about the projects.
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Worldwide Initiatives
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