GSMA mWomen Global Development Alliance
The GSMA mWomen Global Development Alliance is a programme in partnership with USAID, AusAID, GSMA and Visa, Inc. The Global Development Alliance is GSMA’s primary mWomen programme at present.
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Special partners
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The Cherie Blair Foundation for Women collaborated with the GSMA and Vital Wave Consulting to introduce the mWomen concept to the world, through joint publication of the ground-breaking study Women & Mobile: A Global Opportunity. |
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Friends and sponsors
The following partners have partnered with GSMA mWomen in various initiatives to improve women’s access to mobiles, or otherwise supported the programme.
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Altai Consulting provides consulting and research services to telecom operators, media ventures, investors, governments and stakeholders in 30+ countries in the Southern Europe, Africa, Middle East and Central Asia regions. Altai Consulting has partnered to produce and share with mobile industry partners the GSMA mWomen Marketing Toolkit. |
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SkipsoLabs provides a suite of turn-key software products and support services to help businesses, government agencies, and any private or public organization harness the power of open innovation and crowdsourcing to drive faster innovation. SkipsoLabs partnered with the programme to create the GSMA mWomen Design Challenge, providing a dedicated web platform and market outreach campaign to promote the Challenge and source innovative solutions to closing the mobile gender gap. |
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Small Surfaces designs amazing mobile user interface solutions for smartphones, tablet computers and beyond. Small Surfaces provided advisory support for the GSMA mWomen Design Challenge, which aimed to redefine the smartphone user experience for resource-poor women. |
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think-cell develops software for professional users of Microsoft Office. |
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AT&T was the founding sponsor of the original GSMA mWomen website. |
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