Le défi

In Cote d'Ivoire, as in many African countries, women and girls face significant barriers to digital inclusion. The gender digital divide manifests in lower rates of internet access, limited digital literacy, and underrepresentation in technology-related careers. Cultural norms, economic constraints, and a lack of targeted training programs contribute to this disparity, preventing women from fully participating in and benefiting from the digital economy.

Sans efforts délibérés pour combler ce fossé, la transformation numérique risque de renforcer les inégalités existantes plutôt que de les réduire.

Notre solution et son impact

Cybastion partnered with DigiFemmes, a leading women's digital empowerment organization, to design and deliver a nationwide digital inclusion program in Cote d'Ivoire. The initiative deployed a mobile training caravan that traveled to five cities across the country, bringing digital skills training directly to women and girls in their communities. This innovative approach removed geographic and logistical barriers that typically prevent women in secondary cities and rural areas from accessing quality training.

Le programme a touché plus de 1 000 femmes à travers des ateliers en présentiel et a contribué à la délivrance de 21 000 certificats numériques.