Purpose Limitation and Transparency

Data sharing should be driven by clear, legitimate purposes such as research, policy-making, or promoting diversity initiatives. Transparency about why data is being shared and how it will benefit women in tech helps build trust and ensures ethical stewardship of sensitive information.

Data sharing should be driven by clear, legitimate purposes such as research, policy-making, or promoting diversity initiatives. Transparency about why data is being shared and how it will benefit women in tech helps build trust and ensures ethical stewardship of sensitive information.

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