Links to statistics, studies, and other literature which could be useful to anyone looking to better understand the causes and effects of digital inclusion and exclusion.
Developing a digital inclusion programme
Starting a digital inclusion programme
There is no right or wrong way to get started with a digital inclusion programme or project. We’ve got 100% Digital Leeds examples to share, and would like to hear what’s worked for you.
Defining and mapping digital inclusion
There’s no single indicator to predict digital inclusion, but it’s possible to create a picture from different data sources. Here’s what the 100% Digital Leeds programme uses.
Difficulties in defining digital inclusion and exclusion
Defining and mapping digital inclusion is hard, and two people living on the same street can have very different needs. Here’s an example to illustrate this.
Barriers to digital inclusion
Understanding the barriers that people face to becoming digitally included
Securing investment for a digital inclusion project
Once you’ve understood the local need, there’s a question of funding the work, both to get started and over the long term. Here’s how we’ve done this in Leeds.
Evaluating a digital inclusion project
Funders will want to know the impact of their investment, and you’ll want to know what’s worked well and not so well. Here’s the Leeds experience, and we’re keen to hear your feedback.