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Maps suggest that high health burdens can coincide with weak connectivity.

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Caryl FeldackerSenior Program Officer, Data and Technology Adoption, Gender Equality Division · Gates FoundationSpeaking in a personal capacityLinkedIn ↗
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Caryl FeldackerSenior Program Officer, Data and Technology Adoption, Gender Equality Division · Gates FoundationSpeaking in a personal capacityLinkedIn ↗

Maps suggest that high health burdens can coincide with weak connectivity.

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Attributed contributors: Caryl Feldacker. “Maps suggest that high health burdens can coincide with weak connectivity..” Connected ≠ Ready: Getting to a Ground-Level View of AI Readiness for Women and Vulnerable Populations. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 16 September 2026. Session time 7:40–8:19. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-7723d11375cc

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Maps suggest that high health burdens can coincide with weak connectivity.

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Caryl FeldackerSenior Program Officer, Data and Technology Adoption, Gender Equality Division · Gates FoundationSpeaking in a personal capacityLinkedIn ↗

Limit: Ecological overlap does not establish individual-level access or a causal relation.

unequal harmscontextual adaptationevaluation

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