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World Development Report 2016: ensuring digital inclusion requires analog complements to technology. Digital skills seen as key

February 22, 2016 · by ITU Digital Inclusion Division · in Accessibility, Digital Literacy, Employment and entrepreneurship

It is widely recognized that ICTs play a relevant role in contemporary economic and social development worldwide. Today’s digital economy has seen a significant increase in the number of global transactions, the expansion of opportunities, enhanced communication and the substantial…

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