Service 08 / 11
Extend digital capability to the communities that need it most.
Digital literacy, access and services for rural and underserved communities.
Overview
What Rural & Grassroots Digital Access covers
A core part of DTIA's charter: designing and running digital literacy programs, access points and last-mile digital services with governments, institutions and CSR partners.
Industry Challenges
What we hear on the ground
- Low digital literacy and device access
- Services that assume connectivity that isn't there
- Programs that don't reach women and remote hamlets
DTIA Solutions
What we put in place
- Community digital literacy curriculum and delivery
- Access points and low-bandwidth service design
- Local facilitator training and livelihoods linkage
- Impact measurement and reporting
Process Flow
How an engagement runs
- Step 01
Community mapping
Understand access, needs and local partners.
- Step 02
Program design
Curriculum, delivery model and facilitators.
- Step 03
Pilot cluster
Run in a set of villages and measure.
- Step 04
Scale
Expand with government / CSR funding.
Benefits
What changes for you
- Measurable rise in digital literacy
- Access to entitlements and services
- Local facilitators with new livelihoods
Real Project Gallery
From the labs and the field
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Video Gallery
Watch it explained
FAQs
Common questions
Typically state governments, institutions or corporate CSR — DTIA designs, delivers and measures them.
Put Rural & Grassroots Digital Access in action
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