Young women are at the forefront of Africa's digital transformation. To celebrate the achievements of women in the technology ecosystem in Ghana, the Gender and Safeguarding Community of Practice (CoP) of the Mastercard Foundation spoke with female program participants. These conversations spotlight the fundamental need and responsibility of all stakeholders and partners to ensure and expand policies addressing women and their access to technology.

Women's access to technology can be improved through access to internet, data, laptops, and access to spaces where these women can learn." Linda Agyei, Founder, Agromart Consult.

This video series highlights the women breaking barriers in Ghana's growing tech ecosystem. Watch these incredible women share their motivations and discuss actions needed to improve women's access to technology.

When we provide mentorship and networking opportunities to young women and girls, they will have access to women, especially those who have made it in the tech spaces." Hiqmat Sungdeme Saani, Student, University of Ghana, Legon.

About the Mastercard Foundation

The Mastercard Foundation works with visionary organisations to enable young people in Africa and in Indigenous communities in Canada to access dignified and fulfilling work. It is one of the largest, private foundations in the world with a mission to advance learning and promote financial inclusion to create an inclusive and equitable world. The Foundation was created by Mastercard in 2006 as an independent organisation with its Board of Directors and management.

For more information on the Foundation, please visit: www.mastercardfdn.org