Anshul SonakDirector – Innovation Programs, Corporate Affairs Asia 24th Feb 2017. Bangkok

Empowering Women & girls in new era

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Intel Is Evolving

Intel’s Vision

We’re moving towards a world where the boundary between digital and physical is eroding, computing is truly mobile and ubiquitous and everything is smart and connected.

If it’s smart and it’s connected, it’s best with Intel

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Fourth Industrial Revolution

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Mass production

1760sSteam power

1970sDigital Computing

Automation

TodayCyber-Physical

Systems

First Industrial Revolution

Nature of work and workforce changing rapidly – institutions & social fabric getting disrupted?

Artificial Intelligence

Big Data, Machine Learning

Robotics

Synthetic Biology

3d Printing, Digital Manufacturing

Wearables

Drones for X

Quantified Self

Internet of Things (IoT)

Virtual / Mixed / Augmented Reality

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Skills needed in 2020

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Novel & Adaptive learning

Computational Thinking

New-media literacy

Virtual collaboration

Design mindset

Cross-cultural competency

Transdisciplinary

Cognitive load management

Sense making

Social Intelligence

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is next generation of women & girls ready?

61: Unicef (2015); 2: Whitepaper - Women and the Web, Dalberg/Intel 2012; 3: UNESCO (2011) 3. NCWIT, 2012.; 4: Council on Foreign Relations, 2004; 5: UNICEF, 2005

Education and Technology Gender Gaps

The Internet Gender Divide

is nearly 25% in developing nations.2

• Improved technology access spurs broad economic growth

• Bringing another 600 million women online could contribute an estimated $13 billion to $18 billion to the annual gross domestic product across 144 developing countries. 3

Globally, 63 million girls who should be in

school are not.1

• When 10% more girls go to school, a country’s GDP increases 3%4

• Educated mothers are more than twice as likely to send their children to school.5

Only 18% of computer science

degrees in the U.S. are earned by women.3

• By 2020, there will be more than 1.4 million computing-related job openings in the U.S. At current rates we can fill only 30% of those jobs with U.S. computing bachelor graduates. 3

What is intel doing?

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Environmental Sustainability

Diversity & Inclusion Social Impact

Supply Chain Responsibility

www.intel.com/diversity

W & G Empowerment

– integral part of our corporate

responsibility

www.intel.com/women www.intel.com/innovate

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Changing the conversation

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Intel Global Girls and Women Initiative

Education Access

Drive awareness and action to expand education

opportunities for girls

Technology Access

Connect girls and women to new opportunities through technology access, digital

literacy and entrepreneurship

STEM & Tech Careers

Inspire more girls and women to become creators of

technology

Empower millions of girls and women through education and technology to advance economic opportunity

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closing STEM Gender Gap

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Case Africa-Intel® She Will Connect Empowering women through technology

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Engaging Girls and Women in Making

more girl- and women-inclusive maker environments in public places like libraries and schools

parents to “embrace the mess” and engage in making with their sons and daughters

maker spaces that enable open-ended investigation of projects meaningful to women and girls

with current fads to attract girls to activities such as coding and

making hardware

Initiatives that give girls more access to female mentors and

makers their own age

facilitators in maker spaces to create a safe, supportive, inclusive environment

for girls and women

Intel’s Make Hers Report recommendations

Impact Example - local innovation Goal : To Improve the quality of lifeof fishermen through tech innovation

• Fish Finder & GSM Module notifies fisherman on exact location of fish - Increases catch & reduces Gasoline costs

• Apps in fisherman’s smartphone notify buyers• Fishermen wives convert excess fish to other products• Use digital marketing JUKUMART to sell

2016 Most Innovative Solution Award by Min of ICT Ongoing pilot by government in Riau Province. To scale in 500 coastal areas

Fina is from Bulukba Island Indonesia

A Collective ResponsibilityCreating a better world