Digital Inclusion refers to the efforts and initiatives aimed at ensuring equitable access to digital technologies, internet connectivity, and digital literacy for all individuals, particularly those in marginalized or underserved communities. It encompasses the removal of barriers that prevent people from participating fully in the digital world, such as inadequate infrastructure, lack of affordable devices, insufficient broadband access, and limited digital skills. Digital inclusion is crucial for enabling participation in the digital economy, accessing information and services, and fostering social and civic engagement in an increasingly technologically driven society. The goal of digital inclusion is to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their socioeconomic status, geographical location, age, or ability, can benefit from the opportunities that digital technologies provide.
Introduction Internet connectivity in Brazil has grown tremendously over the past decade, transforming how Brazilians communicate, learn, and do business. Yet, beneath impressive national statistics lies a nuanced digital divide – gaps between rich and poor, urban and rural, and between well-connected regions and those still struggling for basic access. This report provides a comprehensive overview of…
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