Mrs Susan Schorr, Head, Special Initiatives Division BDT / IEE / SIS 1.

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Mrs Susan Schorr, Head, Special Initiatives Division BDT / IEE / SIS 1

2 Plenipotentiary Resolution 70 4th Thursday of April Create a global environment that empowers and encourages girls and young women to consider careers ICTs.

3 The ITU BDT has developed the Girls in ICT Portal at which houses practical information for girls and young women considering a career in ICTswww.girlsinict.org

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5 A Bright Future in ICTs Opportunities for a new generation of women  This report:  surveys global trends in women’s professional development and employment in ICT sector  Explains why we need to engage more women, and  Identifies national policies and private sector initiatives to attract, retain and promote women in ICT careers

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7  An event where teenage girls and university students are invited to spend the day at the office of ICT companies, government agencies and academic institutions  or to invite women who have a successful career in the ICT sector to share their experiences, or offer practical experiences. What is a Girls in ICT Day event?

8 Girls in ICT Day 2012  Almost 90 countries involved  More than 30,000 girls directly empowered  Some 1,320 events organized worldwide

9 Women in ICT Careers Strategy  Increase demand among girls and women for ICT careers through Girls in ICT Day and using media  Increase the number of girls and women who receive STEM education, ensure supply,  Encourage ICT businesses to attract, recruit, retain and promote women, achieve long-term sustainability.

10 Women in ICT Careers Strategy The ITU Women in ICT Careers Strategy includes the following elements:  Promotion of International Girls in ICT Day on the 4th Thursday of every April  European Parliamentary Hearing in Brussels on International Girls in ICT Day 2013  Enhancement of the Girls in ICT Day Portal (

11 Women in ICT Careers Strategy  ICTs can be used in a myriad of ways to empower women and girls.  ITU and its partner Telecentre.org Foundation launched the Women’s Digital Literacy Campaign to train 1 million poor women to become digitally literate.

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13 Women in ICT Careers Strategy  ITU invites all stakeholders to join forces to respond to the growing demand for empowering women and girls through ICTs.  If you are running programmes designed to empower girls and young women through ICTs, please let us know and be part of the Girls in ICT network!  Raise awareness around you! Contact us at

More information Please contact us at The Girls in ICT Portal, a one-stop shop for girls and women looking for information On Twitter: #GirlsinICT or #TechNeedsGirls On Facebook: