August 15, 2022

Digital Skills Insights 2021

UN Entity:

ITU

SDGs:

SDG 04: Quality Education
SDG 08: Decent Work & Economic Growth

Innovation Area:

Digital Transformation
Blockchain
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Mobile Phone-based Innovations
Data Innovation
Digital Skills Insights 2021 provides expert insights to equip policy makers and regulators for informed decision-making, encourage further research on the impact of COVID-19 on skills development, and help anticipate rapidly evolving digital skills requirements. The 2021 publication examines the future digital skills ecosystem and the importance of digital skills in a world shaped by the pandemic. The eight articles in this year’s edition offer a thought-provoking discussion and analysis of the different types of digital skills required in the current and post-pandemic period. They also share key lessons and present concrete examples of digital skills policies, programmes and initiatives from countries across different regions.
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