Titlebook: Digital Inequalities in the Global South; Massimo Ragnedda,Anna Gladkova Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Risiken informatisierter Produktion in digital support for the Ethiopic script drive the transliteration of Ethiopian languages into Latin characters, which saps these languages of their tri-level meaning. It concludes with policy and advocacy recommendations to make digital tools accessible to linguistically diverse users.

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Kathrin Westhölter,Andreas Bock digital-inequality issues facing adolescent citizens among marginalized communities and promotes evidence-informed policy change for the improvement of the access, the use and the implementation of information and communications technologies (ICTs) for educational, social and cultural development.

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Impacts of the Digital Divide on the E-government Portals of Nepaladiness to deliver government services. Employing Layne and Lee’s four-stage model of e-government development, this chapter observes the official websites of 22 federal ministries of Nepal, and finds that the digital divide seriously affects Nepal’s efforts of government service delivery through digital platforms.

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Digital Inequalities in CIS Countries: Updated Approach to the Analysis of Situationvel and conditions of living, environment, cultural peculiarities, need in defense of societal norms, and so on. The next field investigates second-level digital inequality—the ways and depth of Internet using and level of digital literacy—while the third level deals with the opportunities to get remarkable results using the Internet.

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Digital Infrastructure Enabling Platforms for Health Information and Education in the Global Southblic resources—from opportunities to access improved education and health services. Along with the aforementioned challenges, we identify a need for the . (KPIs) related to digital inclusion projects in Global South.

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Digital Inequality and Language Diversity: An Ethiopic Case Study in digital support for the Ethiopic script drive the transliteration of Ethiopian languages into Latin characters, which saps these languages of their tri-level meaning. It concludes with policy and advocacy recommendations to make digital tools accessible to linguistically diverse users.