Following the 2022 Ending Violence Against Women in online sphere (OVAW) project in Tunisia, stakeholders were invited to discuss a proposed solution from the private sector leveraging AI and other technology to address all forms of violence against women and girls.

Periods. Menstruation. Monthlies. Call it what you want. But there’s a whole lot to talk about.

Rural women ensure food security for their communities, build climate resilience and strengthen economies. Yet, gender inequalities, such as discriminatory laws and social norms, combined with a fast-changing economic, technological and environmental landscape restrict their full potential, leaving them far behind men and their urban counterparts.

The world has committed to upholding the rights of all women and girls. Fulfilling this commitment is particularly urgent in rural areas. Rural women and their organizations are on the move to claim their rights and improve their livelihoods and well-being.