Empowering Women Entrepreneurs and IT Graduates in the Startup Ecosystem

Monday, 21 October 2024, 11:17

Women entrepreneurs are vital in strengthening the startup ecosystem aimed at achieving 100% employment for IT graduates. IT Minister Rohan Khaunte emphasizes the government's commitment to fostering opportunities and collaborations. Recent developments presented at DevFest Goa illustrate advancements in fibre optic connectivity and support for digital nomads.
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Empowering Women Entrepreneurs and IT Graduates in the Startup Ecosystem

Fostering Women Entrepreneurs in the Startup Ecosystem

IT Minister Rohan Khaunte announced that women entrepreneurs are crucial for building a robust startup ecosystem in Goa aimed at achieving 100% employment for IT graduates. At the annual Google Developer Group (GDG) DevFest, he voiced the government's dedication to aligning industry and academia, which minimizes brain drain and enhances local opportunities.

Key Initiatives for IT Graduates

  • Fibre Optic Connectivity: The Har Ghar project aims for widespread rural internet access by 2027.
  • Support for Developers: The government is prioritizing research and development to empower local entrepreneurs.

Transforming Goa into a Tech Hub

Khaunte expressed ambition for Goa to become a hub of innovation and opportunity through improved governance and policies. Initiatives like creating co-working spaces along beaches cater to digital nomads while attracting global talent.


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