Www.eclac.org/publicaciones/xml/2/34682/Claves_de_innovacion_social.pdf. Tel.ioe.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/DigitalInclusion.pdf.
CEPAL. Oportunidades digitales, equidad y ppobreza en LATAM. National Housing Federation. Digital Inclusion. Find out why digital inclusion is important and how you can help your tenants get online.
It is thought that 4.1 million of the 8.7 million adults who have never been online live in social housing. Why is Digital Inclusion Important? Education and Life Chances Home access to a computer and the internet can improve children’s educational performance. If the 1.6 million children who live in families which do not use the internet got online at home, it could boost their total lifetime earnings by over £10 billion. Employment and Skills It is estimated that between 75%and 90% of jobs require at least some computer use. Saving Money Offline households are missing out on estimated savings of £560 per year from shopping and paying bills online. Welfare Reforms The benefits system is changing.
What can I do? If you’re interested in finding out more about how you can help your tenants get online, you can find out more on Go ON UK: Where can I find out more information? What next for Digital Inclusion? Under the Labour government digital inclusion became something of a hot topic, and was moving towards the mainstream of policy.
Digital inclusion – increasing access to and literacy of IT, broadband and digital media platforms – cut broadly across several areas of policy and brought together ministers from several departments including Communities & Local Government, Business, Innovation & Skills, and Department for Education. In their final year in office the agenda was brought into the mainstream through the appointment of Martha Lane Fox as a “digital inclusion champion” tasked with, amongst other things, raising awareness of digital inclusion amongst the general public. A change of government brings changes in policy direction, so what now for digital inclusion under the Lib-Con coalition government?
Innovation For Digital Inclusion Conference - overview. Conference Roadmap. LSE Media Policy Project. Digital Inclusion and ICT Policies. By Ellen Helsper and Dorota Kaczuba Following the Expert Meeting on the subject of Digital Inclusion and ICT policies, we compiled this dossier to bring together key documents for anyone interested in the present and future of digital inclusion of UK information and communication policies and its international background.
The dossier organizes links to these resources as follows: 1. Key UK policy documents 1.1. The most comprehensive document published so far by the Government on the subject of the broadband delivery policy. The definition of key performance indicators remains at a non-quantifiable level. 1.2 ICT strategy 2011 (Cabinet Office) – Report published March 2011 This document sets the plans of the current government to develop IT-based communication services with the citizenry in an attempt to catch up with the possibilities offered by modern technology and e-government trends. 1.3 Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) – Report published December 2010.
Brecha Digital, Inclusión Digital y Servicio Universal en América Latina - LANIC - Español. OCF home page. Six steps to improve digital inclusion in 2013. 2013 is going to be a big year for digital inclusion in the housing sector.
From the end of this year tenants will need to start claiming their benefits online, and so housing providers can no longer avoid the shift to digital. Over the past year I've helped a number of organisations with their digital strategies, and I've picked up a few tips along the way of how to implement a digital strategy that I hope will help you and your organisation in 2013. Embrace digital Wherever you are now, soon you will be a digital business. The future will be digital because your customers will demand it of you.
Think digital – not just digital inclusion If you start the process by thinking about how you are going to become a digital organisation, bringing tenants along with you will be a lot easier. But remember – it's a change programme, not a technology one Share your knowledge Address the main barriers Know your tenants. CDI – Center for Digital Inclusion.
Alfabetización digital. Ciudadanía e Inclusión Digital.