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The clearest global digital gender gap signals found in the search
Women make up 35% of students in STEM-related fields worldwide.
In ICT studies, women account for 3% of enrolments versus 8% for men.
The available searches did not retrieve a validated global ITU statistic for women’s internet use.
The available searches did not retrieve a validated global GSMA statistic for mobile internet, phone, or smartphone ownership gaps.
The available searches did not retrieve a validated global ILO or UN Women statistic for the global gender pay gap.
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