Expanding Digital Inclusion Opportunities for Youth with Disabilities in Vietnam
With approximately 8 million people with disabilities in Vietnam, there is an urgent need to enhance digital inclusion. While over 90% own digital devices, many lack the skills to utilize them, prompting new initiatives in digital literacy and entrepreneurial support.
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