A study of impact of Digital Divide on Gender Equality
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https://doi.org/10.48165/acspublisher.tjmitm.2022.19Keywords:
Digital Divide, ICT, STEMAbstract
The digital divide between men and women is complete prejudice against women, and can result an undesirable hurdle to their involvement in globally. It is also a hindrance on the progress of the global economy. As a result of decreasing price of connectivity and hardware, skills shortages have topped obstacles of access as the primary contributor to the gender digital divide. This paper presents a brief study of issues raised due to digital divide and its impact on women of society.
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