information and communication technology (ict) for rural development
Information and communication technology (ICT) for rural development refers to the use of technology, such as computers, smartphones, internet, and telecommunications, to improve the lives and socio-economic conditions of people living in rural areas. This involves providing access to essential information, services, and resources, enhancing communication and connectivity, empowering rural communities, and enabling them to participate in the digital economy, thus bridging the digital divide between urban and rural regions.
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