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Mobile-based digital technology adoption, gender, livelihood diversification, and poverty reduction in the Global South: a scoping review
The adoption of mobile phones in this century is essential for enhancing inclusion in access to livelihood assets and facilitating information flow, which are vital for improving income and reducing poverty in the Global South. However, there are insufficient efforts to comprehensively integrate mob
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