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Fracture numérique de genre en Afrique francophone - une inquiétante réalité (available in French only)

« La recherche sur la fracture numérique de genre en Afrique francophone, réalisée par le Réseau genre et TIC, établit que, dans les six pays étudiés (Bénin,Burkina-Faso, Cameroun, Mali, Mauritanie et Sénégal) les femmes ont globalement un tiers de chances en moins que les hommes de bénéficier des avantages de la société africaine de l’information et que les liens politiques entre les questions de genre et de TIC y sont largement méconnues. »
  
    
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« Les preuves quantitatives et qualitatives qu’elle présente, justifiant les alertes lancées par les spécialistes des questions de genre dans la société de l’information, appellent, de la part des décideurs politiques publics et civils, à la mise en œuvre d’actions pour une société plus juste et inclusive en termes de genre.

A l’heure où les technologies de l’information et de la communication (TIC)sont investies de la mission de lutter contre la pauvreté, il est nécessaire de mener des actions politiques courageuses pour que le secteur des TIC bénéficie équitablement aux femmes et aux hommes, condition nécessaire du développement humain durable. L’élaboration de ces politiques devrait être précédée de la mise au point d’outils de suivi et de contrôle. Cette recherche constitue un premier pas dans ce sens. »

Creator(s) Marie-Hélène Mottin-Sylla
Source Location International
Publisher Mohamed SOUMARE, Liberty MHLANGA, Raphaël NDIAYE, Mohamed NACIRI
Date Published
2005
Language French
URL http://www.famafrique ...
Copyright Holder Enda Tiers-Monde

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