📋 Tender Overview
The Forum's programme included the presentation of the study " Digital Inclusion. An analysis of the situation in Luxembourg " by the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) and a presentation by the Office for Monitoring the Accessibility of Products and Services (OSAPS). In addition, the Ministry of Digitalisation provided an update on the National Action Plan for Digital Inclusion . Based on the final assessment and recent developments in the field of digital technologies, the Action Plan will be revised in 2025.
The second part of the Forum programme consisted of a round table discussion focusing on cybersecurity, online risks and the means needed to protect populations that are remote from digital technology. The round table was attended by representatives of the GoldenMe association, BEE SECURE, the Grand Ducal Police and the Ministry of the Economy.
In front of a packed room, Stéphanie Obertin, Minister of Digitalization, warmly thanked the participants of this Forum for their commitment to the digital inclusion of people furthest removed from digital technology. In her speech, she also took stock of the Ministry's actions in this area and announced the launch of the Ministry's 2025 call for projects to finance projects promoting digital inclusion. During the years 2022, 2024 and 2024, the Ministry has already financially supported 18 projects of this type.
