Universal meaningful connectivity is only possible if we work collectively in spite of the challenging macroeconomic environment, geopolitical and climate risks. Here are three strategic actions countries should consider.
Last year, C4urselves teamed up with Tom Martin photography and the Kwetu Film Institute in Kigali, Rwanda, to showcase daily life in Kigali.
Around the world, many lack a critical ingredient of internet infrastructure needed to connect: electricity.
Photos from the past year that illustrate the persistent digital divide in India and what’s being done to close it.
2.5 billion people still pay more than 30% of their monthly income to purchase the cheapest smartphone available in their markets.
The theory of meaningful access brings together three pillars: affordability, meaningful connectivity, and a supportive social environment.
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While access to the internet has enabled opportunities for many across the globe, a global majority remain disconnected from the internet of opportunity.