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📰 News12 March 2026·2 min read·

UK government launches programme to support women entering tech

Source: uktn

The UK government has launched a new programme aimed at supporting women and girls in entering the tech industry, which remains heavily male-dominated. Research continues to show that efforts to improve gender equity in the sector have made only marginal progress. The initiative is part of broader government efforts to address diversity challenges in the UK technology workforce.

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