Username: agnes.kamya@gmail.com
Email: agnes.kamya@gmail.com
Biography: Specialist in Gender Anthropology and Development
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Thank you very much Akloté for this positive presentation. It may be interesting to your audience, much in line with the questioning of @Roser, If you encountered any negative aspects to this state-led push for integrating women's informal savings groups into the digital infrastructure. In Uganda, very single transaction done digitally, or through mobile accounts carries a charge, which is not the case with cash. It will be interesting to hear your responses to the questions and comments in this panel. I am sure they will open up new perspectives on the Togo experience.
Thank you very much Soledad and Roser for this very interesting and rich study that shows us how the usage and perceptions of digital technologies amongst women entrepreneurs can vary significantly in different national contexts in Sub-Saharan Africa. Your presentation provides the kind of qualitative research that augments the research on national policies related to digital technologies provided by Emmanuel in his presentation in this symposium. I look forward to your responses to further questions and comments in this panel.
Thank you for this very thorough presentation, Nancy. It may have been unexpected that increased internet penetration did not reduce vulnerability for women entrepreneurs. Many African countries continue to face challenges in providing accessible internet access and reliable power supply to their citizens and all of this at an affordable cost. What challenges do you foresee for the effective implementation of the recommendations you and Monique make in your presentation?
Echoing @Soledad's commentary, I want to thank you Emmanuel for this important research with its clear and well elucidated recommendations. It may be of great interest to viewers of your presentation, to know if you have engaged a strategy to disseminate your findings to the relevant stakeholders in the countrys involved in your study.
It would be interesting to know, in relation to Soledad's question, to what extent these collectivities overlap into real world connections. I look forward to your responses to more questions and comments.
Thank you for your very important presentation Gemma. It is particularly interesting how the Digital Space is a site of potential violence on one hand, and also a space for collectivity, sharing and mutual support for racialised Black women in Spain on the other. I look forward to hearing your thoughts related to your research as they arise.
Thank you very much Filbert, for this clear overview of the project. I appreciate how you have articulated the objectives and main findings of the research. Can you describe a case study of women using digital technologies in ways that improved their agri-businesses?
Thank you very much Akloté for this positive presentation. It may be interesting to your audience, much in line with the questioning of @Roser, If you encountered any negative aspects to this state-led push for integrating women's informal savings groups into the digital infrastructure. In Uganda, very single transaction done digitally, or through mobile accounts carries a charge, which is not the case with cash. It will be interesting to hear your responses to the questions and comments in this panel. I am sure they will open up new perspectives on the Togo experience.