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

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 […]

Empowering women through mobile connectivity: An exclusive interview with Mats Granryd, Director General at GSMA

Let's develop digital literacy strategies for women in informal sector - GSMA - MyJoyOnline

The Role Regulators Play in Closing the Financial Inclusion Gender Gap: Ghana by Alliance for Financial Inclusion - Issuu

STATA Training School

3. Digitalization in Sub-Saharan Africa in: Regional Economic Outlook, April 2020, Sub-Saharan Africa

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

5 learnings for connecting women to smartphones

Gender Inequalities in Resources in Agrifood Systems

Digital Financial Inclusion and Security: The Regulation of Mobile Money in Ghana - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Mobile money as a driver of digital financial inclusion

PDF) Leaving no woman or girl behind? Inclusion and participation in digital maternal health programs in sub-Saharan Africa

Transforming Agrifood Systems and Achieving Gender Equality

Digital Africa: Leveling Up through Governance and Trade