Information & communications technology

1. As the internet becomes increasingly embedded in the lives of individuals, communities and commerce, it is more critical than ever before to ensure digital literacy for everyone.

2. Because of the wide gap between those who have easy access to the internet and those who do not, popularly known as the “digital divide”, universal access is more important than ever. The concept of Digital Inclusion is a method of addressing issues related to digital literacy and access to ICT. 

3. Digital inclusion is meant to be a practical, policy-driven approach that addresses the needs of individuals and communities as a whole. It encompasses not only access to the Internet but also the availability of hardware, software, digital content and services, and maybe most importantly, training for the digital literacy skills required for effective use of information and communication technologies.

the problem we are currently facing is the problem of funding. because we need more tools to run this project, which will include young people from junior high school, high school and college

with the funding to run this project, we can cover a wide variety of sectors and Digital inclusion is meant to be a practical, policy-driven approach that addresses the needs of individuals and communities as a whole. It encompasses not only access to the Internet but also the availability of hardware, software, digital content and services, and maybe most importantly, training for the digital literacy skills required for effective use of information and communication technologies.

Digital Inclusion refers to the activities necessary to ensure that all individuals and communities, including the most disadvantaged, have access to and use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).

The longer some segments of our society are excluded by the digital divide, the greater the cost for society. Without access, full participation by citizens in nearly every aspect of society — from economic success and educational achievement, to positive health outcomes and civic engagement — is compromised. The haves have more and the have-nots have less.

This includes 5 elements: 1) affordable, robust broadband internet service; 2) internet-enabled devices that meet the needs of the user; 3) access to digital literacy training; 4) quality technical support; and 5) applications and online content designed to enable and encourage self-sufficiency, participation and collaboration. Digital Inclusion must evolve as technology advances. 

Because Digital inclusion is meant to be a practical, policy-driven approach that addresses the needs of individuals and communities as a whole. It encompasses not only access to the Internet but also the availability of hardware, software, digital content and services, and maybe most importantly, 

for the initial stage at the beginning of the first year we will try every year 100 people

measurement we will use this 

1. No Poverty

2. Zero Hunger

3. Good Health and Well-being

4. Quality Education

 full-time staff : 5 peoples

part-time staff : 10 peoples

this solution is still in development and idea stage

We carry out various stages of an interesting approach where each individual understands each other's duties and their respective roles.

because we are aware that in our country the youth are very left behind, especially for the ideas we propose. Therefore, we really hope that this idea can open up access roads to progress

because this is our newest idea, it will work very well if it is supported by this:

Public Relations (e.g. branding/marketing strategy, social and global media)

Product / Service Distribution (e.g. expanding client base)
Technology (e.g. software or hardware, web development/design, data analysis, etc.)

for now we want to carry out this project idea independently without an outside partner. unless the partner only provides additional solutions and plans then we are very open.

Digital inclusion is meant to be a practical, policy-driven approach that addresses the needs of individuals and communities as a whole. It encompasses not only access to the Internet but also the availability of hardware, software, digital content and services, and maybe most importantly, training for the digital literacy skills required for effective use of information and communication technologies, so our team will try to apply it.