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EQUALS in Tech Awards 2027 for Initiatives Closing the Gender Digital Divide

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International recognition from the EQUALS Global Partnership, whose founding partners include ITU and UN Women, for ongoing programmes that bring women and girls into technology safely and on equal terms. Free to enter and open worldwide to NGOs, social enterprises, startups and public bodies.

Competition · EQUALS Global Partnership (ITU, UN Women, ITC, GSMA, United Nations University) · Open worldwide · General

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