Technology has transformed the nature of work and created new opportunities for women, while simultaneously reinforcing existing inequalities and generating new forms of marginalization. In the context of women and development, technology is a double-edged sword that can promote economic empowerment, improve access to information, and increase participation in the labour market. However, unequal access to technological resources, digital skills, and social norms often prevents women from benefiting equally from technological advancements. One of the most significant positive impacts of technology is the expansion of employment opportunities. The growth of information and communication technology (ICT), digital platforms, e-commerce, and remote working has enabled women to participate in paid work from their homes or flexible workplaces. This has been particularly beneficial for women who face mobility restrictions due to household responsibilities or cultural norms. Online businesses, freelancing, digital marketing, telemedicine, online education, and content creation have opened new income-generating avenues. Women entrepreneurs can now access wider markets through digital platforms, reducing dependence on traditional intermediaries. Technology has also enhanced women's productivity in agriculture, manufacturing, and services. Mechanization and improved production techniques reduce physical labour and increase efficiency. Mobile banking and digital payment systems have promoted