‘Gender and ICT’ links ICT and gender and seeks to promote professions in a sector largely dominated by men. Attracting more women will ensure a more diverse gender mix in the ICT sector. The project’s actions aimed to raise awareness of the diversity of computer professions, deconstruct gender stereotypes related to the sector, and support a change of mindset to make these jobs equally attractive to women and men.
The ‘Gender and ICT’ project organised animations, debates and conferences in schools (Wallonia), associations, guidance/training centres; provided information and orientation towards ICT training and professions; provided introduction sessions to programming.
The ‘Gender and ICT’ project organised animations, debates and conferences in schools (Wallonia), associations, guidance/training centres; provided information and orientation towards ICT training and professions; provided introduction sessions to programming.
Case study details
- Lead organisation
- Países
- Belgium
- Regiones
- Prov. Namur
- Temas
- Gender balanced labour market participationBetter education and training systemsActive inclusion and employability
- Target groups
- Individuals experiencing gender marginalization
- Level of action
- Regional
- Source of funding
- Public - EUPublic - regional
- Programming period
- 2014-2020
- Project start
- 2016
- Project end
- 2020
- Type of initiative
- Empowering people
- Participantes
- 5,700 individuals
- Internet and social
- EU fund
- ESF/ESF+