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citizens’ consultationResults - How to strengthen women’s role in IT professions such as cybersecurity?
- Orange Cyberdefense
- Consultation ending date : 22 Dec 2024
- Proposals : 592
- Participants : 8,741
Total number of votes
: 93,128 out of 100,000 votes (93%)
What can we take away from the consultation?
The top popular ideas, grouped into 3 themes
The best citizens’ proposals are grouped into big ideas that structure the consultation. To classify these ideas, the Make.org algorithm takes into account the votes 'I agree' and 'I disagree' as well as any use of the terms 'Favourite', ‘Realistic’, 'Obvious' and 'Nonsense!'.
- Encouraging school interventions and ambassadorship - 80% I agreeFavourite 22% Realistic 25% 
- Organizing workshops and activities to spark interest in tech and science - 82% I agreeFavourite 21% Realistic 24% 
- Strengthening computing and practical IT education in schools - 76% I agreeFavourite 19% Realistic 21% 
- Guiding young girls in tech through collaboration with companies and professionals - 71% I agreeFavourite 13% Realistic 22% 
Mapping of the debate
- Item 1 of 1Cited topicsCited topics Name Value in percentage Others 1% Recruitment 7% Stereotypes and prejudice 9% Representation 9% Equality and inclusion 12% Work conditions and flexibility 13% Training and career advancement 16% Education and orientation 36% 
Most controversial proposals
“Controversial” ideas reflect a significant division in society: they are both strongly supported and strongly rejected.
- Proposal from: SarahProposal contentWe should break stereotypes early, starting with girl-targeted toys and stories. 45% 'I agree'42% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: AdamProposal contentWe should develop a paid trainee program specifically for women to transition into the cybersecurity industry (eg CyberCX Academy in AU/NZ). 48% 'I agree'36% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: ManonProposal contentWe should launch a year-long program with 50% of women in mid-level cybersecurity positions, aimed at fast-tracking into management roles 38% 'I agree'39% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: NinaProposal contentWe should impose higher quotas for women on the boards of tech companies than the current law requires 44% 'I agree'34% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: FloribertProposal contentWe should offer scholarships for IT professions to people with limited financial means, giving priority to female applicants. 44% 'I agree'40% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: PiaProposal contentWe should create targeted mentoring programs to encourage women in cybersecurity and provide access to networks. 38% 'I agree'43% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: BéatriceProposal contentWe should set up women's training workshops to combat the invisible obstacles they face. 41% 'I agree'48% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: FloProposal contentWe should create a TV mini-series featuring women with different profiles in technical positions to inspire dreams. 36% 'I agree'38% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: PaulineProposal contentWe should put more emphasis on women in tech on TV, series, and films to encourage young girls to enter these professions. 43% 'I agree'35% 'I disagree' 
- Proposal from: NoraProposal contentWe should work with parents through initiatives at every stage of their daughter's life and schooling—from birth to kindergarten and beyond. 32% 'I agree'35% 'I disagree' 
Consultation’s participants
- Item 1 of 2Participation by ageParticipation by age Votes (Value in percentage) General population (Value in percentage) 16-24 34% 13% 25-34 32% 14% 35-44 14% 15% 45-54 8% 16% 55-64 5% 16% 65+ 4% 26% 
- Item 2 of 2Votes by genderVotes by gender Name Value in percentage Men 61% Women 32% Non binary 7% 
Context
Citizen consultation carried out by Make.org from 2024-10-15 to 2024-12-22, around the question: How to strengthen women’s role in IT professions such as cybersecurity?
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