Tackling inequalities


Up to 80% of future jobs in Asean will require at least basic digital skills by 2030.

This is among the region’s key challenges highlighted in a series of thematic studies to support the development of targeted evidence-based interventions to support girls, women and marginalised groups to close the development gap.

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