Science and technology development in Africa needs women

Francisca N. Okeke ()
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Francisca N. Okeke: University of Nigeria

Nature Human Behaviour, 2020, vol. 4, issue 12, 1218-1218

Abstract: The involvement of girls and women in the development of science and technology is vital to achieving sustainable development goals in Africa. Identifying the barriers preventing their participation and mapping strategies to overcome these barriers could proffer the way forward, explains Francisca N. Okeke

Date: 2020
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