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The living conditions of certain populations, which were already precarious, have deteriorated considerably: the number of people in this situation has increased, with a rate of precariousness that rose from 38.4% in 2002 to 42.7% in 2014. Women are the most affected. According to the National Institute of Statistics, 67% of women in Ivory Coast live below the relative threshold of precariousness. Yet women play a crucial economic and social role in the informal sector and the family circle. Consequently, it is necessary to strengthen and enhance their professional and financial skills. While women and girls currently have less access to the internet than men, access to new technologies would strengthen the digital inclusion of women, promote their access to information and education, optimise the management of their income-generating activities and finally improve their living conditions and those of their families.