Digital literacy: About 250,000 people to benefit from S$3m boost to national fund, workshops
About 250,000 seniors, youths and individuals with special needs will benefit from a new S$3 million boost to a national fund promoting digital inclusion. Separately, there will be workshops on everyday banking and Generative AI to help people build practical digital skills. It is part of a renewed three-year tie-up between Singapore's largest bank and the Infocomm Media Development Authority. Karen Ngui, MD and Head at DBS Foundation, and Douglas Goh, Director, Digital Engagement and Adoption at the SG Digital Office at the Infocomm Media Development Authority, talk about why this initiative is important for Singapore and DBS. They also talk about how they will recruit participants for these workshops.Â
About 250,000 seniors, youths and individuals with special needs will benefit from a new S$3 million boost to a national fund promoting digital inclusion. Separately, there will be workshops on everyday banking and Generative AI to help people build practical digital skills. It is part of a renewed three-year tie-up between Singapore's largest bank and the Infocomm Media Development Authority. Karen Ngui, MD and Head at DBS Foundation, and Douglas Goh, Director, Digital Engagement and Adoption at the SG Digital Office at the Infocomm Media Development Authority, talk about why this initiative is important for Singapore and DBS. They also talk about how they will recruit participants for these workshops.Â
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