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Israel Launches 25 Million Shekel Initiative to Boost Women in Tech
Israel's Innovation Authority and Ministry of Labor are investing 25 million shekels in 15 new programs to support women in the technology sector. Announced on October 15, 2026, the initiative aims to close the gender pay gap, where women earn 44% less than men on average.
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- 01Israel is investing 25 million shekels in 15 programs to support women in the tech industry.
- 02The initiative aims to address the 44% gender pay gap in the tech sector, where women earn significantly less than men.
- 03Programs will focus on leadership, career entry, re-entry after breaks, and promoting equality for women.
- 04The initiative was announced on October 15, 2026, by the Israel Innovation Authority and Ministry of Labor.
- 05Funding goes to programs, not individuals, with participation dependent on program conditions.
The programs will focus on leadership, career entry, re-entry after breaks, and promoting equality, with outcomes to be measured after implementation.
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