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Technology alone cannot change millenia-old biases against women or single-handedly erase gender inequity. The key is understanding that these challenges do exist and embedding institutional and societal realities into our technology.
As we collectively face extraordinary and unprecedented challenges, we need technology to work for us in advancing, not undermining, our goals.
As governments build out identity, payment, civil registration, and other foundational layers of digital public infrastructure, civil society organizations, privacy advocates, and others are understandably raising concerns over surveillance and privacy.
Digitization has enormous potential to catalyze development and improve the lives of hundreds of millions around the world through access to financial services, health care, and education.
Learn more about our strategic plan “Digital Beacons: Working together to accelerate national digital transformations and responsible data use so that we can reach everyone, everywhere”.
This report provides a framework for action and highlights a set of reformist, conformist and transformist recommendations on how different stakeholders – organizations supporting women in coding, open source communities, employers, conference organizers, governments and funders – can work together to build a more inclusive environment.