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Last updated: December 6, 2021 by Will Callaghan

The 3 steps to digital inclusion:

1Starting a digital inclusion programme

How to start a digital inclusion programme
Investment and finance
Research and resources

2Delivering a digital inclusion programme

People and community
Digital equipment and software

3Evaluation and case studies

Digital inclusion case studies
Evaluation

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