Information paper by UN Women exploring the integration of gender perspectives within global normative frameworks on technology and innovation, emphasizing policies that support gender equality in the digital landscape. The analysis examines intergovernmental resolutions from bodies like the Commission on the Status of Women, Economic and Social Council, and Human Rights Council, highlighting efforts to close the gender digital divide, enhance digital literacy, and ensure online safety for women and girls. Additionally, it underscores the significance of women’s involvement in technology development, gender-sensitive AI practices, and measures to combat online violence. Special attention is given to intersectional challenges impacting marginalized groups, such as women with disabilities and those in rural areas. Key recommendations include expanding women’s opportunities in STEM fields, implementing gender-responsive digital policies, and collaborating with the private sector for inclusive digital infrastructure. This synthesis reveals that advancing gender equity in technology not only empowers women but contributes to broader sustainable development goals (SDGs). Lee’s work ultimately calls for sustained international cooperation to address gaps in gender-responsive tech policies, aligning with commitments to a more inclusive digital future.