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Surfen zum Job (DE) Tackling youth unemployment, low job skills and the digital divide Jobbanken (DK) Supporting people with a mental illness (back) into work, giving them self-esteem,
Eastserve, Manchester (UK) Tackling local digital divide, low skills, high unemployment and poverty, improving engagement and social cohesion
digital divide -Improve digital search skills for all types of unemployed with focus on low qualified, and help in finding a job
x How to mitigate the digital divide, in terms of access, affordablity, skills and use, whereby some individuals, groups and localities are disadvantaged
†from digital divide to digital dividend†in which people have a real personal stake in digitally
x Is there a digital divide issue? Amongst practitioners? Patients? Volunteers x How to balance data privacy, protection and misuse with openness, transparency and the benefits of big
Millard, J (2014a forthcoming) â€oethe digital divide and the global post-2015 development debateâ€, In Andreasson, K
) Digital divides: the new challenges and opportunities of e-Inclusive. The Taylor & francis Group Millard, J (2014b forthcoming) â€oeopen governance systems:
at CPQD in Brazil coordinating R&d projects related to the digital divide 6 Dr. Maurizio Teli has recently been appointed as Research Fellow at the Department
the second level of the digital divide (not access to the internet, but rather the lack of skills to use it);
Global warming, implications of population ageing, the digital divide and security issues across the internet, are examples of problems experienced across nations, to a greater
at CPQD in Brazil coordinating R&d projects related to the digital divide 6 Dr. Maurizio Teli has recently been appointed as Research Fellow at the Department
the second level of the digital divide (not access to the internet, but rather the lack of skills to use it);
Global warming, implications of population ageing, the digital divide and security issues across the internet, are examples of problems experienced across nations, to a greater
Bridging this digital divide can help members of disadvantaged social groups to participate on a more equal footing in the
Digital inclusion aims to bridge the digital divide, by actively involving disadvantaged users. In this way, it links well to the Digital Agenda, another flagship initiative of the Europe 2020 strategy37
y The interaction of the widening skills gap, digital divide and unequal benefits of technological innovations could lead to a vicious cycle for vulnerable groups, such as
bridging the digital divide between Member States; matching migrant skills to the labour market, as well as those of the young unemployed
broadband in rural areas or setting up cross-border regional projects to shorten the digital divide Although European union interventions in the innovation field have been considerable and diverse, their
The digital divide 36 and its implications for political equality are potential danger areas for open democracy.
one of the most promising strategies to reduce the digital divide between SMES and large enterprises.
The EU could help close this digital divide Recommendation 16: The EU needs to help close the digital divide between Member States
with high-level of digital literacy and digital administrative processes and those with low -levels
Reaping the benefits of ICT Europe†s productivity challenge A report from the Economist Intelligence Unit
Despite the gradual decrease in digital divides, the potential is even clearer if we keep in mind the differences in technology access
. and Yong Suk Jang,"The Global Digital divide: A Sociological Assessment of Trends and Causes,"Social science Computer Review, Vol. 21, No.
and Jennifer Owens,"The digital divide and e-government services,"paper presented at Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance
and Rasool Azari,"Global digital divide: Influence of socioeconomic, governmental, and accessibility factors on information technology,"Information technology for Development, Vol. 14, No
. and E. M. Crenshaw,"Reevaluating the Global Digital divide: Socio†Demographic and Conflict Barriers to the Internet Revolution*,"Sociological Inquiry, Vol. 80, No. 1, 2010, pp. 34-62
and Jan Van dijk,"Internet skills and the digital divide,"New Media & Society Vol. 13, No. 6, 2011, pp. 893-911
http://www. cisco. com/web/learning/netacad/digital divide/ldc/Initiative. htm l (accessed September 21, 2007
Bridging the digital divide. New delhi, Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, pp. 169-181 Schamp, E w. and V. Lo (2003:
The TLS sector is characterised by a pronounced digital divide between small and large companies. In general, the ICT systems of large companies
still a need to narrow digital divides and policy should x Ensure that all learners have equal and ubiquitous ICT access, in and out of school
Despite this encouraging progress, there are important digital divides that need to be addressed 4. 3 billion people are still not online,
reinforcing the urban-rural digital divide. As this report finds, ICT performance is better in countries
2. 3 Monitoring the digital divide: Developed, developing and least connected countries...55 2. 4 Geography, population size, economic development and the IDI...
worldwide, digital divides remain †and are even widening †in some segments. In particular, there is a significant and persistent urban-rural digital
however, that digital divides still exist and that some people are excluded still from access to communication networks
identify digital divides. Table 1. 2 shows that, for example, domain-name registrations are still dominated by content providers in developed
Goal 2. Inclusiveness †Bridge the digital divide and provide broadband for allb Target 2. 1. A:
•the digital divide, i e. differences between countries in terms of their levels of ICT development •the development potential of ICTS or
Section 2. 3 analyses the global digital divide by looking at the IDI results by level of development
Tracking the global digital divide is one of the main objectives of the IDI. The digital divide can be
understood as the difference in ICT development within and between countries, regions or other groupings.
The digital divide is measured by looking at differences in IDI values between these different groups. As a composite
significant and persistent urban-rural digital divide On the one hand, mobile-cellular coverage for rural populations has reached very high levels
digital divide that prevails in many developing countries. People living in rural areas, particularly in developing countries, are disadvantaged
identify digital divides The telecom industry†s use of big data Telecommunication companies are actively seeking to intensify their use of big data analytics
into the digital divide and help understand usage patterns, including intensity of use, by gender socioeconomic status and also location
order to identify the digital divide, it is important to measure the relative performance of countries
2. 3 Monitoring the digital divide: Developed, developing and least connected countries 2. 4 Geography, population size, economic development and the IDI
skills and inclusion †bridges the digital divide for all consumers in order to benefit equally and fully from the advantages of ICT services
which aims to end the digital divide, a term used to describe the fact that the world can be divided into people who do
%This form of digital divide has been and will be for several years included on digital agenda of development of Romania,
for reducing the digital divide (OECD, 2002b, see Table 3 Most governments provide ICT training or training support.
'However,'the'development'of'territorial'ICT'infrastructures'(such'as'the'broadband'connection)' and'the'absence'of'a'digital'divide'are'important'determinants
'For'example,'overcoming'the'territorial'digital'divide'is'a'necessary 'but'insufficient'condition'to (become (an (adopter.'
digital divide.''''Second,'legislative'factors'are'also'critical.''Differently'from'eqprocurement,'law'imposition'is'not'so'relevant'for'the'adoption'of'telework.'
'broadband'connection)' for'eliminating'territorial'digital'divides.''2. Elaborate'policy! guidelines'for'harmonizing'national'and'regional'laws'with'the'proposals'adopted'by'the'European'commission'in'December'2011'(IP/11/1580)' on'public'procurement†s'modernization.'
'broadband'connection)' for'eliminating'territorial'digital'divides.''2. Implement'the! European-Framework-Agreement-on-Telework-(EFAT)- at'the'national'level'according'to'the'most'appropriate'regulatory'tools'(i e.'
Digital divide A study by the Commission on ICT in education also showed dramatic results in EU countries:
increasing importance of Information and Communication Technologies,(ICTS), the digital divide has grown at a rapid pace.
such as the digital divide which increases the development gap, free circulation and equal access to data, information and to good practices and
The new digital divides relate to usage, rather than access. More capable individuals and communities will grab the opportunities for empowerment afforded to them
The two digital divides 3 Background 4 Major obstacles 5 2. THE DIGITAL SYSTEMS EVOLUTION AND THE ADOPTION PHASES...
ICT technologies and thus to avoid a digital divide between larger and smaller enterprises and among geographical areas
The two digital divides At the Lisbon summit in March 2000, the European union representatives set the goal
issues of the digital divide in the adoption of Internet and e-business use The statistical evidence points to two main digital divides on e-business issues within
European Member States ï€'The regional digital divide arising from the different rates of progress in e
-business development within the EU, generally perceived as between the Nordic/Western and the Southern European Member States.
ï€'The digital divide by company size arising from the significant †gaps†between SMES and larger enterprises in the more advanced forms of electronic commerce
The effect of the two digital divides is cumulative and gaps therefore tend to widen Thus SMES, in the less advanced regions, are likely to become the focus of policies to
in the others the two digital divides will increase: they will be disadvantaged further respect the large enterprises and compared to the other regions
cheap solutions for bridging this digital divide The financial resources required for delivering basic services, including sanitation and healthcare, and
2 assesses the nature of the digital divide in Europe and Box 3 discusses the challenges large emerging
the changing nature of the digital divide in Europe and in the rest of the world.
The digital divide should not be regarded only in terms of access to ICT infrastructure but also in terms of the impacts that using ICTS can
digital divide persists between the most advanced economies†such as the Asian Tigers and Japan†and emerging economies and other trailing countries
crucial to avoid the emergence of a new digital divide that will be evident in a disparity of the economic and
the digital divide. Even within developed nations the need to provide high-speed broadband to all segments of the population has acquired greater
assesses the nature of the digital divide in Europe and Boxâ 3 discusses the challenges large emerging
Which countries are bridging the digital divide and which countries are not? An evolutionary analysis of the NRI results
the digital divide across nations. This lack of progress casts doubts about the capacity of developing and emerging
Which countries are bridging the digital divide and which countries are not? An evolutionary analysis of the NRI results (cont†d
the changing nature of the digital divide in Europe and in the rest of the world.
The digital divide should not be regarded only in terms of access to ICT infrastructure but also in terms of the impacts that using ICTS can
the European digital divide Luxembourg, in 11th place, climbs five places thanks to continued improvements across the board
A digital divide persists within the European union Although it is difficult to create homogeneous groups of European countries in terms of their level of digitization
not be the main source of the digital divide in Europe 3. The cost of accessing ICTS is similar in all EU Member
the new nature of the digital divide in Europe. Because the benefits of ICTS increasingly permeate all activities
the digital divide within Europe becomes starker when viewed by considering the impacts that benefit different
The digital divide in Europe 1. Political and regulatory environment 6. Individual usage 5. Skills7. Business
digital divide persists between the most advanced economies†such as the Asian Tigers and Japan†and emerging economies and other trailing countries
digital divides that characterize India. The penetration of mobile phones is low (69.9 percent) and not growing
crucial to avoid the emergence of a new digital divide that will be evident in a disparity of the economic and
digital divide in these countries should focus not only on developing their ICT infrastructures but also on improving
impacts that constitute the new digital divide THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA As in previous years, the region depicts a highly
the digital divide between advanced economies and emerging and developing ones persists. This is notable especially in terms of the economic and social impacts
nature of this digital divide. The NRI results show that many developing and emerging countries have made
key to reducing this new digital divide going forward Finally, of special importance given their size and
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