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Take a deep dive into challenges & opportunities for women’s tech careers and women-led enterprises across Asia, Europe and Africa.

Ahead of International Women's Day 2023, a series of global Festivals, Asia Tech X Singapore, London Tech Week and Africa Tech Festival, and their communities, EQL:HER and Connecting Africa, have joined forces to carry out an exclusive international survey.

Put under the sign of International Women's Day 2023 theme, "DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality", the survey and consequent report aim to gain a more in-depth understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing women working in the tech sector across the world to identify global macro trends and regional micro trends.

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The state of women's work situation in the tech sector
The factors that influence the careers of women in tech
Barriers and opportunities for women in tech
Evolution of the gender pay gap and gender discrimination