(KB video submitted on October 9) Spreading digital knowledge to the people

The movement "Digital Literacy for All" deployed in the province is bringing digital knowledge closer to people every day, especially in remote areas and ethnic minority areas with many difficulties.

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With the motto "The entire political system must participate synchronously, proactively and resolutely" and "Each cadre, party member, union member and association member must be a pioneer and exemplary person" in learning and supporting people to access technology, Dak Lak is determined to effectively implement the movement "Digital literacy for all", not letting anyone be blind to technology in the digital age. The movement aims at the goal: that every citizen can take advantage of the benefits of technology to improve the quality of life .	Image of launching the digital literacy movement in Cuor Dang commune
Interview: Mr. Bui Thanh Toan Member of the Provincial Standing Committee, Director of the Department of Science and Technology of Dak Lak Content: “If you want to have a digital government, a digital economy, a digital society, the most important factor is to have digital people. Therefore, we must make sure that each civil servant, public employee, and citizen understands the basic knowledge and basic skills of digital transformation so that the local digital transformation can proceed.”	Image + audio interview with Mr. Toan
However , digital transformation is a continuous process and faces many challenges. Especially in remote areas , difficult areas, and ethnic minority areas in the province, not everyone has the opportunity to access technology .	Image of telecommunications unit instructing people on digital skills in Cuor Dang commune
Cuor Dang commune has more than 77% ethnic minorities, challenges and limitations in infrastructure, education, living conditions... have created a significant "digital gap". At the grassroots level, the local government here is making efforts to bring knowledge about technology and the Internet to every village and every person, helping them exploit the "gold mine" of information of the new era.	Image of Cuor Dang commune people attending the launching ceremony of Popular Education No.
Interview: Mr. Nguyen Tien Truong Vice Chairman of People's Committee of Cuor Dang commune, Dak Lak province Content: “ Because it is a commune with a high ethnic minority population, people use information services and the internet is limited. Realizing that, we coordinate with telecommunications units to check the signal depression areas and propagate and mobilize people. Along with that, taking advantage of the fact that the young generation now uses smartphones a lot, we will coordinate propaganda and guide people so that they can grasp digital technology .”	Image + sound interview noise School
In particular, community digital technology groups are considered "popular digital education teachers" who persistently divide into many small groups to go to people's homes to help them understand and use digital applications and services.	Image of community digital technology team coming to people's homes
Interview: Mr. Y Kuynh Ayun People in Tah village , Cuor Dang commune , Dak Lak province Content: “ Before, I only used the phone to make and receive calls. Since the digital technology team has guided me, it has helped me know that making money transfers and using public services online is very easy. I am very grateful.”	Image + audio of interview with people
In Phu Xuan commune , when the two-level government model came into operation, the commune mobilized the combined strength of the entire political system to help people install and know how to perform online administrative procedures, install electronic identification, and digital applications.	Image of support for people at the Commune Administrative Service Center.
Interview: Mr. Hoang Van Cuong Youth Union members of Phu Xuan commune, Dak Lak province Content: “The youth union also actively participates in the public administrative service center to support the people, especially the elderly. I directly submit the application to the people, and those people In remote areas, there is not much access to technology, so I need support. more . And those younger than me will guide others to do it and go home to guide the rest .	Image + audio interview with Mr. Cuong
It is the act of "holding hands and showing how to do things" and patiently guiding step by step that has brought about many positive results in the journey of popularizing digital knowledge in Dak Lak . Up to now, 100% of communes and wards in the province have established Steering Committees on digital transformation; 100% of villages, hamlets and residential groups have community digital technology teams; the rate of people of adult age accessing digital capacity improvement has reached 58% . Telecommunications infrastructure with 100% of villages having broadband connection, 99.9% of the population covered by 4G, 5G coverage rate reaching 26% ...	Image of commune youth union members supporting people Image of community digital technology team in a private home.
Dak Lak provinceidentifies: Digital transformation must take people as the center, and at the same time identify people as the main subjects carrying out the digital transformation revolution. Therefore, Digital Literacy is a lifelong learning process to improve digital competencies.	Image of people being guided to do public services online
Interview: Mr. Bui Thanh Toan Member of the Provincial Standing Committee, Director of the Department of Science and Technology of Dak Lak Content: “Digital Education for All” is a program that takes a long time. However, from July 15 to now, Dak Lak province has launched a 100-day peak movement for Digital Education for All with 10 important targets. The goal after the peak day is that civil servants and people will grasp the basics of digital technology, but how to learn proficiently and apply it in practical production is still a long process, step by step we will achieve it.”	Image + audio interview with Mr. Toan
The province's goal: not leaving anyone behind in the digital transformation process is gradually being realized . The local government considers this a sustainable development strategy, so that Dak Lak people can not only get rich with available resources and assets but also with the knowledge of the new era .	Image of people performing administrative procedures online

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