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Professional women's information needs in developing countries: ICT as a catalyst
Women form half of the world population, and they require information because as human beings it empowers them to make informed decisions based on the knowledge at their disposal. The availability of information and its use is of paramount importance to any group of people. The paper discuses the sp...
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2003-07
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