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Enhancing Digital Literacy for Inclusive Economic Growth
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Enhancing Digital Literacy for Inclusive Economic Growth - Information Matched Team Team 34 Name Ahmed Eraky Country Egypt Scholarship G-20 Email Address ahmed3raqe@gmail.com Year 2020 Program MPP Workplace Category Government Workplace Department Position -
Brief intro of project
Enhancing Digital Literacy for Inclusive Economic Growth - Brief intro of project Title Enhancing Digital Literacy for Inclusive Economic Growth Sustainable Development Goals 4. Quality Education Timely Global Issues 5. Exchange of Knowledge and Culture Education Summary of your project Digital literacy is a key driver of economic development, yet many individuals in low- and middle-income countries lack the necessary skills to participate in the digital economy. This project aims to bridge the digital divide by providing structured training programs on basic and advanced digital skills, empowering individuals—especially youth, women, and marginalized communities—to access economic opportunities, entrepreneurship, and remote work.
Through international collaboration, KDIS alumni will develop and implement digital literacy workshops in their respective regions, leveraging online learning platforms, local partnerships, and mentorship programs to ensure sustainable impact. -
Alumni or organization want to cooperate with
Enhancing Digital Literacy for Inclusive Economic Growth - Alumni or organization want to cooperate with Specific alumni in mind Min Kim Specific nationality of the alumni in mind South Korea Specific organization(s) / workplace(s) in mind Specific work position(s) in mind -
Details of Cooperation Project
Enhancing Digital Literacy for Inclusive Economic Growth - Details of Cooperation Project Objective of the Project Improve digital literacy among youth and underrepresented groups, equipping them with essential skills for employment and entrepreneurship.
Enhance economic opportunities by enabling remote work, e-commerce, and digital entrepreneurship.
Foster international collaboration among KDIS alumni to implement localized solutions tailored to regional needs.
Contribute to SDGs such as:
SDG 4: Quality Education – Promote lifelong learning through digital skills training.
SDG 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth – Increase employment opportunities through digital inclusion.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities – Empower marginalized communities by closing the digital gap.Expected Benefits from the Project For Participants:
Gain marketable digital skills (e.g., Microsoft Office, coding, digital marketing, cybersecurity awareness).
Access online job markets, remote work opportunities, and entrepreneurship training.
Increase financial independence through digital business initiatives.
For KDIS Alumni Collaborators:
Engage in a global knowledge-sharing network.
Develop skills in policy design, program implementation, and impact measurement.
Strengthen their leadership in education and economic development.
For Local Communities:
Improved digital infrastructure usage.
Higher employment and economic participation rates.
A stronger ecosystem for digital innovation and entrepreneurship.Anything you would like to inform the potential partner We are looking for dedicated partners who can actively contribute to designing, implementing, or supporting digital literacy programs in their respective regions. Your role can range from organizing training sessions, developing educational materials, securing local partnerships, or helping with outreach and participant engagement.
Flexibility & Skills:
You do not need to be a digital expert to join! We welcome alumni from various backgrounds who can bring in policy insights, networking opportunities, or project management experience.
Communication & Workload:
The workload is expected to be manageable and flexible—we will coordinate virtually and distribute tasks based on each member’s availability and expertise. Regular check-ins and progress updates will be scheduled to ensure smooth project execution.
Long-Term Vision:
While the project has a set timeline, we aim to create a sustainable model that can continue beyond the program, potentially expanding into new regions or forming partnerships with external organizations.