Advancing gender-inclusive Tech in Africa: What does it take?

[View in browser](=.VVrF6QUd5Dnj6z4xTiUppyVWZNKKJyb7k26Psjz8NGk) =.WiXXxcKQ4GwzpJP8D21P1ZOgecSH2xddPZibN3gC-Yg Dear {EMAIL}, Africa has witnessed a remarkable surge in digital innovation, which has helped to address some of the societal challenges and drive economic growth. However, there is still a significant gender gap when it comes to accessing mobile internet, with women in Sub-Saharan Africa being 37% less likely to use it than men. This disparity not only hinders individual opportunities but also slows down economic progress. Therefore, it is crucial to bridge this gap and foster inclusivity to unlock [the economic potential of women](=.rfis0aRqsNx8FhfdZg5xSIR5myj0OnzRxn_4xMySB0Y), which can drive innovation and entrepreneurship. On Wednesday, March 27 at 11 AM (WAT) , join Jaylan Elshazly along with other key experts as they discuss the digital gender gap in Africa and its implications for economic and social development. Jaylan leads the Disruptive Technology work at the Gender and Economic Inclusion Group in the International Finance Organization(IFC). Her work supports the technology sector and companies with technology-enabled business models in being more inclusive to women so they can leverage technology to gain influence and income. To join this event, click the registration button below to save a seat [Register here](=.Q3wSH6CBHsXqc7RRggQjLdF2YWy8YQZi_LmsLssPN1I) Best Regards, Victoria Olaonipekun Events, TechCabal Insights TechCabal 18 Nnobi Streeet, Surulere, Lagos VA 22193 Nigeria You received this email because you signed up on our website or made a purchase from us. [Unsubscribe](=.w6DX3UcOLyRhJUUTAPKpPd-V9MfJxzL3Hf8IilHYsvs) [Sent by MailerLite](=.pXSBhgNbhYWnKy_yfLrnCmo2IPnVKc__7iHHhQE1q5o)