In today’s world, we know that mobile internet can bring invaluable benefits to millions of people worldwide. However, women do not equally partake in this opportunity. Pakistan has one of the largest mobile gender gaps in the world – women are 38% less likely than men to use, and therefore benefit from, mobile internet. Some of the key reasons include low literacy and digital skills, and a lack of perceived relevance. As part of their formal commitment to reach more women in Pakistan with mobile internet, Telenor Pakistan has been working to address these barriers, through their Kushaal Aangan IVR service for rural women, and the integration of the GSMA’s Mobile Internet Skills Training Toolkit (MISTT) into the platform.