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Shared phones, installation data costs and confidence can block women’s onboarding despite zero-rated use.

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Tetyana ZelenskaDirector of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning · Digital GreenLinkedIn ↗

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Tetyana ZelenskaDirector of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning · Digital GreenLinkedIn ↗

Shared phones, installation data costs and confidence can block women’s onboarding despite zero-rated use.

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Attributed contributors: Tetyana Zelenska. “Shared phones, installation data costs and confidence can block women’s onboarding despite zero-rated use..” Capital for AI for Agriculture. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 16 September 2026. Session time 29:42–30:25. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-adbfdee551cf

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Shared phones, installation data costs and confidence can block women’s onboarding despite zero-rated use.

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Tetyana ZelenskaDirector of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning · Digital GreenLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Distinguish installation and device access from in-app data cost.

Limit: Reported barriers; no causal decomposition supplied.

capacitysocial normsunequal harms

Where it connects.

Device ownership and expressed interest are incomplete measures of effective access.

Charging, installation costs, household relations, usable language and trusted intermediaries determine whether a service reaches people. Starting with current users can hide exclusion.

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