3. Smart Indicators 3.6 Smart Living Accessibility and e‐Inclusion
Digital Literacy Plan of the Barcelona City Council: Barcelona
Approved in 2010, it was created as a tool for improving competitiveness and labour inclusion. The Plan seeks to define a strategy for global digital literacy and training for the entire city of Barcelona for the 2010‐2015 period. It aims to coordinate actions that directly depend on the structure of the local government, as well as actions performed by other agents, whether public or private.
Mexico City
The "Actions for Inclusion and Equality in Education" Programme: The idea is to install community centres in the 160 micro‐regions identified that have the highest number of illiterate people in Mexico City. At the end of the 2011 fiscal year, 200 centres would be in operation. Regarding the installation of these community centres, priority will be given to the micro‐regions identified as having high illiteracy levels and other areas inhabited by persons with disabilities (hearing, visual, intellectual, movement, emotional), Indians (all Mexican indigenous groups), people living in the streets, vulnerable families, children and adolescents at risk or economically active, etc.
http://w144.bcn.cat/cibernarium
Malmö
Specific programs and initiatives in low social economic areas in the city. City page www.malmo.se is designed from a high interactive and intuitive perspective ‐ ex. for older people with low IT‐ experience.
Helsinki
There are over 700 computers for the use of citizens in the public libraries and different service units of the Social Services Department. There are IT courses for the elderly and other groups at risk of exclusion.
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