Government launches National Action Plan Web Policy
The National Action Plan Web Policy is a roadmap outlining concrete measures to improve the recognisability, quality and manageability of government websites.
Digital Inclusion
Everyone should be able to participate in the digital age. To this end, the government collaborates with public, private, and societal partners to promote digital inclusion.
New: European Accessibility Act 2025
The new law, coming into force on the 28th of June this year, is a significant step in making digital products and services accessible to people with disability.
Getting started with measuring and improving service delivery
The Measurement Model offers a tried-and-tested approach with a practical handbook. It is a strategic framework for taking steps towards improving service delivery.
Annual Monitor Digital Accessibility 2024
Government organisations are improving the accessibility of their websites and apps. While trends developed positively in 2024, there is still much work to be done.
DigiHandig Launches Papiamentu and Spanish
With the expansion of Papiamentu and Spanish, DigiHandig aims for greater digital inclusion by enhancing digital skills among people in the Caribbean Netherlands.
Working Together for Accessible Government Services
Not all municipal websites and apps are accessible yet. Yousuf Yousufi explains how the Association of Dutch Municipalities' Digital Accessibility Promotion Team is working on this.
What is digital inclusion?
Inclusion means not excluding anyone. The government wants everyone to be able to participate in the digital age.
Measures, programmes and costs
Measures to improve digital inclusion Everyone must be able to participate in the digital society. That is what we call ‘digital inclusion’. The overview below shows what I, as the Secretary of State of the Read more about 'Measures, programmes and costs'
Making digital services easier for everyone
It is important that as many people as possible are able to communicate with the government themselves. For this to happen, everyone needs to have access to the government. And everyone must be able to understand the information given by the government.
