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Keyword Digital Inclusion
Connect the Unconnected
The Government of Norway has pointed out affordable (i) access, together with (ii) skills, (iii) regulations and (iv) inclusion as the four drivers for Norwegian Policy[1]. We appreciate the four drivers for Norwegian Policy, and like to contribute to a discussion on how to achieve them.
Hypothesis
Our hypothesis is that “Free access to the National Knowledge Portal” addresses all four topics access, skills, regulations and inclusion, as well as builds the framework for societal empowerment in development. Furthermore, the Portal would ease the implementation of Digital Public Goods (DPGs), and through the regulatory framework make the DPGs available for every single human.
Read more at National Knowledge Portal on how such a portal, addressing
- trusted information on education, health, agriculture, innovation
- data governance, and innovation through public-private partnership
- regulations as free access to the National Knowledge Portal
can contribute to Digital Inclusionand Societal Empowerment
Starting from a hypothesis of “Free access to a National Knowledge Portal”, we see that the four priorities are well addressed:
- Access - by demanding the “free access” to the portal, access is put out as priority, addressing health, education, governmental information and other relevant information.
- Skills - adding digital health and education on the Portal, and making these universally available, we provide digital skills to everyone
- Regulations - demanding free access through regulations will enhance the conversion towards digital societies, an effect well documented through the freemium model used in other areas, e.g. apps for mobile phones.
- Inclusions - by regulations on free access, and by placing information spots in villages with free access to the portal we ensure that the two main hindrances “availability and affordability” are removed.
References
- ↑ "Digital Transformation and Development Policy", Norwegian Government, Message to the Parliament, Meld. St. 11 (2019-2020), Apr2020, https://www.regjeringen.no/no/dokumenter/meldst11_summary/id2699502/?ch=1
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- Access to Digital Public Goods (Keywords Digital Inclusion, Basic Internet)
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- Remote Configuration of Infrastructure (Keywords SCOTT, Digital Inclusion, Basic Internet)
- Societal Security in the Digital Age (Keywords Societal Security, Digital Inclusion)
- The Freemium Model for Access - Internet Lite (Keywords Digital Inclusion, Basic Internet, Freemium Access, Societal Security, AMP, 5G, Network Slicing)
- The effect of digitisation in the construction industry, applied to a specific case (Keywords Construction, Digital Inclusion)
- Aion Sigma (Keywords Digital Inclusion, SaaS)
- Iris Hub (Keywords Digital Inclusion)
- UDESO (Keywords Digital Inclusion, Societal Empowerment)
- Albert Migowa (works at: ISOC Kenya, Internet Society, with topics: Resillient Communities, Digital Inclusion, Internet Society, Global Mental Health)
- George Anthony Giannomis (works at: OsloMet, with topics: Digital Inclusion, Higher Education, Higher Education)
- Gerald Demeules (works at: UNDP, with topics: Digital inclusion, Powerty, Climate Change, Digital Inclusion)
- Kamalan Rashasingham (works at: UiO, FYS, with topics: Construction, Digital Inclusion)
- Lars Kristian Hunn (works at: AF Gruppen, with topics: Digital Inclusion, Building)
- Rapudo Hawi (works at: ISOC Kenya, Internet Society, with topics: Resillient Communities, Digital Inclusion)
- Sebastiano Lombardo (works at: AF Gruppen, with topics: Construction, Digital Inclusion)
- Shaun Pather (works at: University of Western Cape, with topics: Regulatory Affairs, Digital Inclusion)
Keywords: Inequality, Connect the Unconnected
