Digital Inclusion

Noun · Hacker Culture

Definitions

  1. The effort to ensure people can access and benefit from digital tools, services, connectivity, and literacy regardless of income, ability, geography, or background. In policy and product culture digital inclusion is about reducing exclusion created by technology itself.

    In plain English: Making sure more people can access and benefit from digital technology.

    Example: "The city's digital inclusion plan treated connectivity, device access, and basic digital skills as one interconnected problem rather than three separate programs."

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