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Technology on the Frontline for Girls: The Girl Effect Approach
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Posted By :YouthLead Admin
Posted :September 12, 2019
Updated :September 12, 2019

By Jessica Odede, CEO Girls Effect

Ensuring equitable mobile access is a powerful, easily scalable way to enable women and girls to make informed decisions about their lives. But connecting them to the Internet is only the first step; we must also consider what they find when they get there.

Access to mobile phones is not an end in itself. Rather, it is a way to level the playing field not only through knowledge, but also through connection: nowadays, mobile phones are key conduits to drive demand to vital services, such as health and financial services. Ensuring broad and equitable mobile access is thus a powerful, easily scalable way to help all people make informed decisions about their own lives, in areas ranging from health to education to employment.

Click here to read the full article on Project Syndicate.

Region:Africa, Asia and Pacific
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Countries:Malawi, Tanzania, Bangladesh, Liberia, Zambia, Somalia
Malawi, Tanzania, Bangladesh, Liberia
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Attribution/Author:Jessica Posner Odede, written on Project Syndicate
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Advocacy, Youth Entrepreneurship, Training, Capacity Building, Community Development
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Media and Communications, Internet, Social Media, Gender, Non-discrimination, Adolescent Girls, Behavioral and Social Change, Gender Equity, Gender Monitoring, Gender Mainstreaming, Gender Budgeting, Minority Issues, Health and Wellbeing, Youth, Asset Building, Agency, Positive Youth Development, Youth Engagement and Contribution, Youth Leadership, Youth Friendly Services
Media and Communications, Internet, Social Media, Gender, Non-discrimination
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