GSMA, Inclusive E-Government Services in Ghana: Enhancing Women's Access  and Usage

GSMA, Inclusive E-Government Services in Ghana: Enhancing Women's Access and Usage

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Ghana’s national digital agenda seeks to promote an inclusive digital society. However, Ghanian women are still less likely than men to own internet-enabled devices, use the internet, access government e-services, or make digital payments. The gender gap poses a challenge for Ghana’s digital inclusion goals. This report assesses the extent to which women as economic […]

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