This call comes as Tanzania’s digital economy is projected to reach $10 billion by 2025, with women playing a crucial role in its growth. The call for digital leadership was made by the Tanzania Women’s Entrepreneurship Programme (TWEP), a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs in Tanzania. TWEP believes that women leaders are essential for driving innovation and creating a more inclusive digital economy.

Digital technologies have also revolutionized education, making it more accessible and engaging. Furthermore, digital technologies have transformed healthcare, enabling remote consultations and telemedicine, and improving patient care through data analysis. In addition, digital technologies have significantly impacted the way we live, work, and interact with each other.

* **Rachel Magege’s Background:** Provide a brief biography highlighting her role and experience at Pollicy. * **The Importance of Technology for Women Leaders:** Explain why technology is crucial for women in leadership roles. Discuss the barriers and challenges women face and how technology can help overcome these.

The project aimed to understand the experiences of women leaders in the African continent, specifically focusing on the challenges they face in political campaigns. The project was designed to be a multi-faceted approach, encompassing both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. The data collected was analyzed using a combination of statistical analysis and thematic analysis.

* **Conference Content:** What topics were covered during the conference? * **Target Audience:** Who attended the conference? * **Impact of the Program:** How did the program and conference contribute to the advancement of women’s rights in Uganda?