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Overcoming the Gender Digital Divide: Understanding ICTs and their Potential for the Empowerment of Women
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The continuous develompent of new technologies and their application to economic, political and social processes is creating new opportunities that could enhance the equlity of human life.
New types of economic and employment opportunities i.e., e-commerce; new types of education modalities, such as distance learning and on-line training; possibilites to access institutions of governance using on-line access to information; are just few of the opportunities emerging as a result of the use and application of ICTs in development.
Document Type Paper
Status Published Document
Website (URL) http://www.un-instraw.org/en/docs/gender_and_ict/Synthesis_Paper.pdf
Author(s) Huyer, Sophia and Sikoska, Tatjana
Publisher INSTRAW
Publication Location Dominican Republic
Publication Year 2005
Series Title INSTRAW Research Paper Series No.1



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