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The Digital Leisure Divide and the Forcibly Displaced (Part 1)

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UNHCR

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SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

Innovation Area:

Digital Transformation
The report conceptualizes the digital leisure divide as an important aspect of existing digital gaps among forcibly displaced communities and the main infrastructural, cultural, and political limitations that exist for refugees’ connectivity. It also emphasizes the vast variation in connectivity and specific contextual limitations and opportunities in different locations.
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