Through the Digital Rights and Inclusion Media Programme, PIN partners with academic institutions and key digital rights experts to deliver capacity-building training sessions to early-career media practitioners and media students. DRIMP exposes relevant students to digital rights and inclusion, enhancing their ability to report and respond to potential violations.
Digital Social Protection (DSP) systems, which leverage digital IDs, biometric verification, mobile payments and AI-driven targeting, promise efficiency, reduced fraud and expanded coverage for vulnerable populations. These include informal workers, women, youth, migrants and persons with disabilities. However, rapid digitisation has amplified the risks, as seen in poor rural connectivity across different countries in Africa […]
Digital Rights and Inclusion Research Facilitated by Bridgette Ndlovu- Paradigm Initiative Partnerships and Engagements Officer. In this session, fellows discuss a research focus, and the fellows get to ask questions and share ideas. The research is a Digital Policy Digest article. The timeline is a month to develop the research output. Fellows with an interest […]
