In recent years, digital technology has transformed how we live and work, providing numerous economic and social development opportunities. However, the unequal distribution of these opportunities between genders, especially in developing countries like Pakistan, has raised concerns about the digital divide. Women in Pakistan, in particular, face significant challenges in accessing and utilising digital technology, which limits their access to education, employment, and economic empowerment. The lack of exposure and ability to understand and navigate digital spaces expose women to technology-facilitated gender-based violence, further exacerbating their vulnerability. This report delves into the gender digital divide in Pakistan and the challenges women face in the digital world. 

The report identifies the reasons behind the gender gap in access to technology and provides potential solutions to bridge this digital divide. By providing a comprehensive analysis of the issue, this report aims to contribute to ongoing efforts to create a more inclusive and equitable digital environment in Pakistan.