Gender, society & development : critical reviews and annotated bibliographies series
Includes bibliographical references (pages 75-127) and indexes.
Introduction: gender and ICTs for development: setting the context / Helen Hambly Odame -- The effect of ICT on women's enterprise creation: a practical example from China / Li Guihuan -- E-business piloting and readiness for rural women weavers in Bhutan: lessons learned / Minori Terada -- Fishers and radios: a case study of radio ada in Ghana / Blythe McKay -- Development through radio: a case study from Sierra Leone / Mercy Wambui -- Gender, ICTs and health in the caribbean / Nancy Muturi.
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"Because of systemic gender biases in ICTs and their applications, women are far more likely than men to experience discrimination in the new information society. In spite of this, resource-poor and non-literate women and their organisations are aware of the power of information technologies and communication processes, and are using them to advance their basic needs and strategic interests, to improve their livelihoods, and to help them achieve their human rights." "Gender and ICTs for Development brings together case studies about women and their communities in developing countries, and how they have been influenced by, and have used, ICTs in development."--Jacket.
Gender and ICTs for development.
Gender and ICTs for development.
Gender and information and communication technologies for development
Equality before the law.
Equality-- Developing countries.
Information society.
Information technology-- Social aspects.
Women-- Developing countries.
Women in development.
Commerce électronique.
Création d'entreprises.
Développement économique.
Education.
Equality before the law.
Equality.
Femmes.
ICT.
Information society.
Information technology-- Social aspects.
Ontwikkelingsproblematiek.
Pays en développement.
Radio.
Santé publique.
Sekseverschillen.
Technologies de l'information et de la communication.