
Bridging the Gender Divide: How Technology Can Advance Women Economically

ICRW’s latest white paper, lays out how intention and innovation can generate real economic benefits to women in the developing world.
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Cutting-edge ideas can be game changers for women.
Empowering Women Where Insight and Action Connect
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How can a woman and a motorized scooter help reduce global poverty? Sure, she can go farther, faster. But it’s more than covering distance. It’s about how the scooter helps a woman earn an income. Access food. Raise healthy, educated children.
In a woman’s hand, technology like a scooter can accelerate her economic advancement. But whether cutting-edge or old-school, technology has been underused as a vehicle to move the world’s women out of poverty.
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2010 Champions for Change: Innovation Empowers Women
Awards Cocktail Reception
When: On International Women’s Day,
Monday, March 8, 2010
Where: House of Sweden at
2900 K Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20007