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This document discusses developing mobile technology for women and children at the base of the economic pyramid and outlines several key questions and considerations. It presents case studies in health, education, and participatory media and asks groups to review the cases and discuss strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. It also lists policy-level elements to consider, including appropriate content areas and target audiences, accessibility, devices/technologies, awareness, scale, funding/sustainability, and evaluation metrics. The next steps involve small groups reviewing the case studies and key considerations.
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