Role of Digital Technologies on Social Development…

Women's Health and Education Center (WHEC) in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), aims to establish educational projects/programs in association with existing programs in low- and middle-income countries and in support with the developed countries, through its LINK (Learning and Innovating Networking for Knowledge) Access Project – To Provide Access To The Reproductive Health Research Worldwide. Its syllabus is designed to promote and use of a broad understanding of women's and children's health; seek science and technology-based solutions to development challenges and encourage next generation especially girls and women to have education in science, mathematics and technology. Our current e-Health Platform is serving in 227 countries and territories and providing reproductive education to 14 million healthcare providers worldwide. WHEC provides free access and educational programs to Least Developed countries (LDCs), identified by UNDP.