📋 Tender Overview
On the occasion of International Womens Rights Day on March 8, 2025, the Luxembourg government reaffirms its commitment to gender equality in the STEM () and information and communication technologies. Access to digital skills is a fundamental lever to guarantee women and girls an active and equitable participation in the future professions and the professional opportunities offered by the digital transition. As part of the digital decade of the European Union, Luxembourg implements an ambitious national roadmap, aimed at reducing the gap between women and men in the digital professions and to provide at least 80 % of the basic digital skills population by 2030. The media, connectivity and digital policy (SMC) is piloting this strategy in collaboration with key ministerial partners, notably Genres and diversity, the House of Orientation, the script of the Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth as well as academic, associative and industrial actors. Through the Innovative initiatives platform, the SMC designs and supports action programs to encourage, train and support women and young girls to digital careers. Three priority axes structure the action of SMC: access and awareness of digital: developing educational initiatives and targeted campaigns to deconstruct stereotypes and encourage vocations. Training and acquisition of skills: offer adapted courses, from initiation to AI to training specialized in economic and cybersecurity intelligence. Immersive experiences and professional orientation: encourage the discovery of digital professions and STEMs through collaborations between schools, companies and administrations. Through exclusively female support groups dedicated to AI and IT, structured mentoring programs and professional immersions in business, Luxembourg promotes the inclusion of women in the digital economy. Convinced that diversity is an engine of innovation and prosperity for the whole of society, the Luxembourg government reiterates on this international day of womens rights its commitment to registering gender equality at the heart of digital transformation
