RiseUp: Fursa Kiganjani
Tailored user experiences to uniquely empower the girl child with the opportunities, networks, mentorship and information to execute on her dreams.
Seeding Data Use Among Hospital Staff
Evangelical Lutheran Church Hospitals are Strengthening their Capacity for Data-Driven Decision-Making
Using data, storytelling and media technology for behavior change
Key Focus: Reducing the rate of Teenage Pregnancy & STIs
Data workshop inspires local NGO
The living situation of girls and young women is challenging throughout the world, but even more in developing countries. For example, 60 to 70% women have been exposed to gender based violence, in Côte d’Ivoire according to a recent report on sexual and domestic violence against women and girls by the Centre de conseils et d’appui pour les jeunes en matière de droits de l’homme (Codap).
Empowering Women & Young Girls through Data
According to ITU “Women account for one-half of the potential talent base throughout the world”, but yet women face a number of challenges; Women globally are paid 63% less than Men as reported by Oreilly – 2016, only 15% of women own agriculture land in Africa despite this being major source of income as reported by WomenThrive.org and 42% of women are subjected to sexual violence in Tanzania as documented in 2015/2016 DHS survey.