Access to Technology & Internet Connectivity: Access to devices such as smartphones, tablets, or computers with internet connectivity is very limited. Thus, low-cost or donated devices are in high need, including low-cost data packages.

Safety and Privacy: Online safety is paramount, especially in conservative and potentially hostile environments. Girls and their families are educated about online safety and privacy measures.

Curriculum and Content: A culturally sensitive and relevant curriculum is needed that aligns with realistic educational goals, covering a wide range of subjects.

Specialized Teachers: Teachers use the most effective online teaching methods. All teachers are women who engage on a personal level with girls, providing them with viable role models.

Parent and Community Engagement: Parents and communities are involved in the education process to gain their support. This also helps address any concerns they may have about girls' online education.

Mentoring and Support: Mentoring programs and support groups for girls are established to help them stay motivated and overcome challenges they may face.

Language: The educational content is available in local languages to facilitate proper learning.

Monitoring and Evaluation: The progress of the girls in online education programs is continuously monitored. The effectiveness of the programs is also evaluated periodically, and adjustments are made as necessary.

Security Measures & Long-Term Sustainability: The safety of girls and teachers participating in online education programs is the top priority. All measures to protect their identity and privacy are taken. Also, work is happening towards building a  sustainable education system that can adapt to changing circumstances and support girls' education over the long term.