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Millennia2015
Women: Leaders of development for the global challenges
Foresight Research Process and International Conference
Liège 2008 → UNESCO, Paris 2012 → United Nations, New York 2015
WeHealth Session – Panel 2
Millennia2015 is organized by The Destree Institute under the high patronage of the UNESCO
with the support of the International Organization of La Francophonie
WeHealth Panel 2
Panel 2: Women as ICT Developers and Leaders
Panelists:
Lenka Lhotska, University Teacher, Czech Technical University, Czech
Republic
Anna E. Schmaus-Klughammer, CEO, Klughammer GmbH, Germany
Argentina P. Matavel Piccin, Representative, United Nations Population Fund
(UNFPA), Mongolia
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WeHealth Panel 2
Panel 2: Women as ICT Developers and Leaders
Questions:
ICT Developers
- Science and engineering remains institutionally sexist. Despite some
progress, women scientists and engineers are still paid less, promoted less
frequently, win fewer grants and are more likely to leave research than similarly
qualified men. – Why?
- When you think of IT professionals, you probably imagine a man. Why?
- Although teenage girls are now using computers and the Internet at rates
similar to their male peers, they are five times less likely to consider a
technology-related career or plan on taking post-secondary technology
classes. Why?
- How to encourage girls for IT?
- How to attract women into computer science?
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WeHealth Panel 2
Panel 2: Women as ICT Developers and Leaders
Questions:
Leaders
- Why does increasing female leadership matter?
- Business women differ from business men in style, not skill – what do you
think?
- Women often believe they cannot do it.
They lack self-confidence, trust in their abilities and courage to make decisions.
What could be done at school and at university to strengthen the selfconfidence of women?
- Business Women in Africa – how should they be supported?
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WeHealth Voices
Mauritania
Sensibilisation SIDA en Octobre 2010-15janvier 2011, à Dar el Beidha
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Cameroon
Cameroon : Mme DJAMOU Jeauberte coordinatrice d’ONG ASEFED (Association
pour l’Encadrement des Femmes et des Désoeuvrés)- Yaounde
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WeHealth Voices
Congo DRC
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Djibouti
Association de Bienfaisance Al-Amman
Commune de Boulaos
Fathia, représentante
de l’Association des
Femmes dogleh
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WeHealth Voices
Senegal
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Nepal
Nepal, Katmandu
From Mr Achut Rodhigar–Nepal International Consumers Union
Interviews conducted in schools in Katmandu with students and teachers and sent on paper by post with their photos.
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Guatemala
Guatemala: Isabel Lobos, TulaSalud
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Panama
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Amazonas
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Millennia2015 International Conference
UNESCO – Paris, France
3 December 2012
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