According to the UN, around 80% of people displaced worldwide due to disasters and climate change are women and girls. This affects issues like gender-based violence, child marriages, and sexual and reproductive health.

International Women’s Day, observed every 8th of March, is a day to recognize women’s roles in society, families, and the world, and to focus on their rights. It celebrates women’s achievements in social, economic, cultural, and political spheres. Additionally, it serves as a call to action for advancing women’s equality.

The theme DigitALL emphasizes the importance of using innovation and technology to empower women and achieve gender equality globally. It highlights the need to address the challenges women face, particularly in areas like education, employment, and access to resources and opportunities. This International Women’s Day, let’s reflect on the progress made and the work still needed to ensure a more equal and inclusive world for all women and girls.