Israel Invests NIS 25 Million to Bridge High-Tech Gender Gap
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Israel's Innovation Authority and Labor Ministry are investing NIS 25 million in a new initiative to close gender gaps in the high-tech industry. The program will fund 15 projects focused on training, integration, and career advancement for women. Women in Israeli high-tech earn about 44% less than men, and the initiative aims to address these disparities and promote equality.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel launches a NIS 25 million initiative to address gender gaps in its high-tech sector.
- The program is a joint effort by the Israel Innovation Authority and the Labor and Social Affairs Ministry.
- Women in Israeli high-tech earn approximately 44% less than their male counterparts.
- Funding will support programs for senior management, deep-tech integration, and career re-entry.
- The initiative aims to combat underrepresentation and salary inequities across the industry.
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