Towards People-centred Digital Health Strategies: Gender, Equity, Rights and Inclusion

The Digital Health and Rights Project’s 2024 report examines the integration of gender equity, human rights, and inclusion within national digital health strategies across multiple countries. It highlights persistent digital divides, particularly affecting women, rural populations, and marginalized groups, which hinder equitable access to digital health resources. The report emphasizes the necessity for inclusive digital governance frameworks that actively involve these communities to ensure that digital health initiatives uphold human rights and promote gender equity. It calls for comprehensive policy reforms and collaborative efforts to bridge these gaps and foster an inclusive digital health environment.

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