Unbundling Women’s Digital Trust
Aapti Institute explores how digital trust shapes women’s tech use and offers a framework for building inclusive, gender-intentional digital ecosystems.
Measuring Digital Access in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
A practical resource for inclusive research and design in LMICs, created by UCT School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg, and 2X Digital.
Measuring Digital Skills in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
A guide to measuring digital skills in LMICs, developed by UCT, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg, and 2X Digital.
Measuring Participation in the Digital Economy
A toolkit to assess how people engage with the digital economy, by UCT School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg, and 2X Digital.
Trustworthy Women: Deconstructing India’s Last Mile Intermediaries
Part 3 of Aapti’s series on how women intermediaries like ASHAs and Sakhis build trust and bridge last-mile digital service delivery.
Customising Trust Relationships: Why Women Need Digital Control
Part 2 of Aapti’s series explores how norms and surveillance shape women’s online safety, calling for more trust and tailored digital design.
Closing The Gender Digital Divide: The Role of Trust in Women’s Digital Inclusion
Part 1 of Aapti’s series unpacks digital trust and women’s online engagement, drawing on design research with PRIA to guide inclusive interventions.
