Care is a vital initiative dedicated to improving maternal and child health by providing locally relevant, accessible, and reliable health information. Designed for prospective mothers, pregnant women, nursing mothers, and caregivers, this project ensures that essential health knowledge is readily available to support safe pregnancies, childbirth, and child development. By leveraging mobile technology, mCare delivers timely updates, expert guidance, and practical health tips tailored to the needs of communities. This initiative empowers caregivers with the information they need to make informed decisions, promoting better healthcare outcomes for mothers and children across Ghana.
Females in Mobile Entrepreneurship (FiME) is a transformative initiative by Mobile Web Ghana aimed at increasing female participation in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This program equips women with essential digital and entrepreneurial skills, empowering them to harness mobile technology for innovation and business growth. Through hands-on training and mentorship, FiME fosters a supportive ecosystem where women can thrive in the tech industry. By bridging the gender gap in STEM, FiME encourages more women to explore careers in technology, launch mobile-driven businesses, and become leaders in digital entrepreneurship.
This Map is part of a broader set of research outputs that provides an overview of the state of OGBV across the globe. It depicts the findings of the Web Foundation's research on OGBV, highlight the variety and breadth of OGBV initiatives across the globe, showcases the work/ research of the WRO network, highlight challenges/ barriers in addressing OGBV across the globe, and also shows the data that is available on OGBV