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UNESCO launches training to help cities expand digital inclusion for older adults
Digital literacy throughout life
An international course aims to help public managers design accessible digital policies and experiences for older people, recognizing that barriers go well beyond access to devices.
Digital inclusion programs are more effective when they combine accessibility, data protection and ongoing support. Learners’ pace and practical independence matter more than the number of tools presented.
Understanding this development requires looking beyond headlines and isolated figures. Changes in technology, markets and behavior depend on implementation conditions and on how they affect people.
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