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A practical resource for inclusive research and design in LMICs, created by UCT School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg, and 2X Digital.

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August 30, 2024

Workshop Summary: Measuring Digital Access in India | GxD hub Partners Meet

This report highlights the key takeaways from the workshop organised by the Gender x Digital Hub (LEAD at Krea University/IFMR), the University of Cape Town, and Johns Hopkins University. The workshop aimed to strengthen existing measurement frameworks for digital access in India and foster cross-sector collaboration.
Gender
Digital Access
Inclusion
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Key takeaways from a workshop by Gender x Digital hub (LEAD at Krea University/IFMR), UCT, and Johns Hopkins on improving frameworks for measuring digital access in India.
Part 3 of Aapti’s series on how women intermediaries like ASHAs and Sakhis build trust and bridge last-mile digital service delivery.
Part 2 of Aapti’s series explores how norms and surveillance shape women’s online safety, calling for more trust and tailored digital design.
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A study by 3ie on barriers and enablers shaping women’s use of digital public platforms, offering insights to improve access and inclusion.
A note by Quicksand exploring how to make digital skilling programs more accessible, relevant, and impactful for women.
A Jagriti note on how Techshakti helps women entrepreneurs join digital ecosystems, spotlighting key levers to boost digital adoption in business.
An IIHS study examining how shared literacy, trust, and device access influence women’s adoption of digital platforms and overall digital experiences.
Aapti Institute explores how digital trust shapes women’s tech use and offers a framework for building inclusive, gender-intentional digital ecosystems.
Key takeaways from a workshop by Gender x Digital hub (LEAD at Krea University/IFMR), UCT, and Johns Hopkins on improving frameworks for measuring digital access in India.
A practical resource for inclusive research and design in LMICs, created by UCT School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg, and 2X Digital.
A guide to measuring digital skills in LMICs, developed by UCT, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg, and 2X Digital.
A toolkit to assess how people engage with the digital economy, by UCT School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg, and 2X Digital.
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