Digital Divide

More than 3,000 stakeholders from 130 countries will examine how to turn digital opportunities into shared development gains and close existing divides for a sustainable future.

New analysis fills data gaps, helping countries know how much they need to spend – and how best to allocate financial resources.

In an increasingly digitalized world, digital identities can foster economic and social empowerment in many far-flung places across the globe.

The global event offers a unique platform for governments, businesses, civil society and international organizations to work together to shape a better digital future for all.

With support from UNCTAD, the Economic Community of West African States has developed a regional e-commerce strategy to diversify economies and create jobs.

An UNCTAD assessment shows the country has made progress in laying the foundations of a solid digital ecosystem and charts a path to overcome the challenges ahead.

Experts examine the challenges to overcome to level the digital trade playing field for women in developing countries and boost gender equality.

The event will be held in Geneva from 4 to 8 December to explore the key trends, opportunities and challenges that will shape the future of the digital economy.

Stronger international cooperation on data governance and capacity-building can help bridge data and digital divides.

Experts at an UNCTAD event outline how to enable women to benefit more from the digital revolution and enhance their participation in trade.