For Caribbean and international professionals working on government digitalisation
Everyone must be able to participate in digital life. This primarily comes from sufficient skills and knowledge. Unfortunately, a large number of children and adults still struggle to use social media consciously, critically and actively.
Accessibility is also determined by the extent to which public services connect with the lives of citizens and entrepreneurs and the extent to which they work together as one government. Lastly, digital accessibility is partly determined beyond our borders. The largest technology companies are based outside the Netherlands, and some of the regulations come from Europe. It is important to ensure that the Dutch commitment to values-driven digitalisation is also acknowledged and accepted internationally.
Improving digital skills and knowledge among citizens, entrepreneurs and workers.
Implementing accessible digital government services that make people’s lives easier.
Social challenges Too many people lack the digital skills needed to participate in society and benefit from the opportunities digitalisation has to offer. Digital skills are one of citizens’ most important basic needs. The Netherlands Read more about '1.1 Improving Digital Skills and Knowledge'
In the following table, you will find a description of priority 1.3 “Effectuate Values-Driven National and EU Regulations” with the desired results for 2024 and the organisations responsible for implementation: Results and implementors Description Result Read more about 'Priority 1.3 Actions'
In the following table, you will find a description of priority 1.2 “Accessible, High-Quality and Proactive Services” with the desired results for 2024 and the organisations responsible for implementation: priority 1.2 actions Description Result for Read more about 'Priority 1.2 Actions'
In the following table, you will find a description of priority 1.1 “Improving Digital Skills and Knowledge” with the desired results for 2024 and the organisations responsible for implementation: Actions Description Result for 2024 Implementor Read more about 'Priority 1.1 Actions'
Social challenges The government works for everyone, yet our public services do notsufficiently connect with the everyday lives of citizens and businessowners. Research shows complexity to be the biggest bottleneck.People generally do not interact with Read more about '1.2 Accessible, High-Quality and Proactive Services'
Social challenges Developments within our society and economy have accelerated the digital transition. In many cases, the issues involved transcend national borders. There are also dependencies on foreign powers in the digital domain that can Read more about '1.3 Effectuate Values-Driven National and EU Regulations'
Social challenges Too many people lack the digital skills needed to participate in society and benefit from the opportunities digitalisation has to offer. Digital skills are one of citizens’ most important basic needs. The Netherlands Read more about '1.1 Improving Digital Skills and Knowledge'
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