Women and ICTs in Africa
Written by Hambuba, C. | 26 February 10
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Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are an effective instrument for increasing choices for women, for
multifaceted empowerment. They are enabling mechanisms for achieving specific goals. In this case, ICTs can be great mechanisms for expanding knowledge and access to information among different categories of women especially rural women, and can enhance their abilities to negotiate for their resource share and participation.
10910_wmen_and_icts_in_africa.pdf - 575110 KBMore information about this resource:
| ISBN | 978-1-920550-41-7 |
| Publisher | Gender Links |
| Edition | 8th Edition |
| Year of publication | 2010 |
| Online | Yes |
| Physical Resource | Yes |
| Physical Location | GMDC Library |
| Place of Publication | Johannesburg |
| Classification No | 302.230968WAL |
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