No One Left Behind in the Digital Age
We live in an increasingly digital world where access to technology determines access to education, employment, financial services, healthcare, and civic participation. Yet billions of people remain digitally excluded due to lack of infrastructure, devices, skills, or affordability.
Global City Trust Bank's Digital Inclusion Initiative works to ensure that everyone—regardless of location, income, age, or ability—can participate fully in the digital economy and society.
Our Digital Inclusion Programs
1. Connectivity Infrastructure
- Community WiFi Hubs: Free internet access points in underserved areas
- Rural Connectivity Projects: Partnering to extend broadband to remote communities
- School Internet Programs: Ensuring all educational institutions have reliable connectivity
- Mobile Data Subsidies: Partnering with telecoms for affordable data plans
- Public Computer Centers: Shared technology access in libraries and community centers
2. Device Access Programs
- Computer Donation Drives: Refurbishing and distributing computers to families in need
- Student Device Program: Providing laptops and tablets to students
- Smartphone Financing: Affordable payment plans for essential mobile devices
- Senior Technology Kits: User-friendly devices for elderly users
- Assistive Technology: Devices and software for people with disabilities
3. Digital Literacy Training
- Basic Digital Skills: Using devices, internet, email, and essential applications
- Online Safety: Cybersecurity, privacy protection, and avoiding scams
- Digital Banking: Safe and effective use of online financial services
- Job Search Skills: Using online platforms to find employment
- E-Commerce Training: Buying and selling online safely
- Content Creation: Producing and sharing digital content
- Advanced Skills: Coding, digital marketing, data analysis for career advancement
4. Digital Financial Services
- Mobile Banking Expansion: Bringing banking services to unbanked populations
- Digital Wallet Programs: Cashless payment solutions for daily transactions
- Agent Banking Network: Human-assisted digital banking in remote areas
- Biometric Banking: Accessible banking for those without traditional ID
- SMS Banking: Basic banking services via simple mobile phones
5. E-Learning & Educational Technology
- Online Learning Platforms: Free access to educational courses and resources
- Virtual Classrooms: Technology enabling remote education
- Educational Content: Locally relevant digital learning materials
- Teacher Technology Training: Equipping educators with digital teaching skills
- Homework Help Online: Digital tutoring and academic support
6. Digital Health Solutions
- Telemedicine Access: Remote healthcare consultations
- Health Information Platforms: Reliable medical information online
- Appointment Systems: Digital booking for healthcare services
- Health Records: Secure digital storage of medical information
- Medication Reminders: Technology-enabled health management
7. Accessibility & Inclusion
- Screen Reader Programs: Technology for visually impaired users
- Text-to-Speech: Accessibility tools for various disabilities
- Large-Print Devices: Technology for users with visual impairments
- Multilingual Interfaces: Technology in local languages
- Simplified Interfaces: User-friendly designs for those with limited literacy
Special Focus Populations
Seniors & Elderly
- Age-appropriate training programs
- Family connection technology (video calls with relatives)
- Health monitoring devices
- Simplified smartphone interfaces
- Peer support groups for digital learning
Rural Communities
- Agricultural technology and information systems
- Market price information via SMS
- Weather forecasting and agricultural advice
- Digital land records and documentation
- E-commerce for rural products
People with Disabilities
- Assistive technology provision
- Accessible digital service design
- Specialized training programs
- Employment technology for remote work
- Communication aids and devices
Refugees & Displaced Persons
- Mobile device access for communication with family
- Language learning applications
- Job search and skills training platforms
- Digital identity solutions
- Access to essential services via technology
Impact Measurement
Our five-year targets:
- Connect 500,000 people to the internet
- Distribute 100,000 devices to students and families
- Train 250,000 people in digital literacy
- Establish 1,000 community technology centers
- Onboard 1 million people to digital banking
- Partner with 500 schools for technology integration
Partnership Ecosystem
We collaborate with:
- Technology companies and device manufacturers
- Telecommunications providers
- Educational institutions and training centers
- NGOs focused on digital inclusion
- Government ICT and digital transformation agencies
- Libraries and community organizations
- Content creators and educational platforms
Volunteer Opportunities
- Digital Literacy Trainers: Teach basic and advanced digital skills
- Tech Support Volunteers: Help troubleshoot and maintain devices
- Content Developers: Create locally relevant digital educational materials
- Community Organizers: Mobilize communities for technology programs
- Youth Tech Ambassadors: Young people teaching peers and elders
Corporate Technology Donations
Companies can support our mission through:
- Donating surplus computers and devices
- Providing software licenses
- Offering employee volunteers for training
- Sponsoring connectivity infrastructure
- Developing accessible technology solutions
Contact Us
Digital Inclusion Partnerships: digital.inclusion@my.gctcb.com
Technology Donations: tech.donations@my.gctcb.com
Training Volunteer Registration: digital.trainers@my.gctcb.com
School Partnership Programs: school.technology@my.gctcb.com
Technology is not a luxury—it's a necessity for full participation in modern society. Let's ensure everyone has access.
No One Left Behind in the Digital Age
We live in an increasingly digital world where access to technology determines access to education, employment, financial services, healthcare, and civic participation. Yet billions of people remain digitally excluded due to lack of infrastructure, devices, skills, or affordability.
Global City Trust Bank's Digital Inclusion Initiative works to ensure that everyone—regardless of location, income, age, or ability—can participate fully in the digital economy and society.
Our Digital Inclusion Programs
1. Connectivity Infrastructure
- Community WiFi Hubs: Free internet access points in underserved areas
- Rural Connectivity Projects: Partnering to extend broadband to remote communities
- School Internet Programs: Ensuring all educational institutions have reliable connectivity
- Mobile Data Subsidies: Partnering with telecoms for affordable data plans
- Public Computer Centers: Shared technology access in libraries and community centers
2. Device Access Programs
- Computer Donation Drives: Refurbishing and distributing computers to families in need
- Student Device Program: Providing laptops and tablets to students
- Smartphone Financing: Affordable payment plans for essential mobile devices
- Senior Technology Kits: User-friendly devices for elderly users
- Assistive Technology: Devices and software for people with disabilities
3. Digital Literacy Training
- Basic Digital Skills: Using devices, internet, email, and essential applications
- Online Safety: Cybersecurity, privacy protection, and avoiding scams
- Digital Banking: Safe and effective use of online financial services
- Job Search Skills: Using online platforms to find employment
- E-Commerce Training: Buying and selling online safely
- Content Creation: Producing and sharing digital content
- Advanced Skills: Coding, digital marketing, data analysis for career advancement
4. Digital Financial Services
- Mobile Banking Expansion: Bringing banking services to unbanked populations
- Digital Wallet Programs: Cashless payment solutions for daily transactions
- Agent Banking Network: Human-assisted digital banking in remote areas
- Biometric Banking: Accessible banking for those without traditional ID
- SMS Banking: Basic banking services via simple mobile phones
5. E-Learning & Educational Technology
- Online Learning Platforms: Free access to educational courses and resources
- Virtual Classrooms: Technology enabling remote education
- Educational Content: Locally relevant digital learning materials
- Teacher Technology Training: Equipping educators with digital teaching skills
- Homework Help Online: Digital tutoring and academic support
6. Digital Health Solutions
- Telemedicine Access: Remote healthcare consultations
- Health Information Platforms: Reliable medical information online
- Appointment Systems: Digital booking for healthcare services
- Health Records: Secure digital storage of medical information
- Medication Reminders: Technology-enabled health management
7. Accessibility & Inclusion
- Screen Reader Programs: Technology for visually impaired users
- Text-to-Speech: Accessibility tools for various disabilities
- Large-Print Devices: Technology for users with visual impairments
- Multilingual Interfaces: Technology in local languages
- Simplified Interfaces: User-friendly designs for those with limited literacy
Special Focus Populations
Seniors & Elderly
- Age-appropriate training programs
- Family connection technology (video calls with relatives)
- Health monitoring devices
- Simplified smartphone interfaces
- Peer support groups for digital learning
Rural Communities
- Agricultural technology and information systems
- Market price information via SMS
- Weather forecasting and agricultural advice
- Digital land records and documentation
- E-commerce for rural products
People with Disabilities
- Assistive technology provision
- Accessible digital service design
- Specialized training programs
- Employment technology for remote work
- Communication aids and devices
Refugees & Displaced Persons
- Mobile device access for communication with family
- Language learning applications
- Job search and skills training platforms
- Digital identity solutions
- Access to essential services via technology
Impact Measurement
Our five-year targets:
- Connect 500,000 people to the internet
- Distribute 100,000 devices to students and families
- Train 250,000 people in digital literacy
- Establish 1,000 community technology centers
- Onboard 1 million people to digital banking
- Partner with 500 schools for technology integration
Partnership Ecosystem
We collaborate with:
- Technology companies and device manufacturers
- Telecommunications providers
- Educational institutions and training centers
- NGOs focused on digital inclusion
- Government ICT and digital transformation agencies
- Libraries and community organizations
- Content creators and educational platforms
Volunteer Opportunities
- Digital Literacy Trainers: Teach basic and advanced digital skills
- Tech Support Volunteers: Help troubleshoot and maintain devices
- Content Developers: Create locally relevant digital educational materials
- Community Organizers: Mobilize communities for technology programs
- Youth Tech Ambassadors: Young people teaching peers and elders
Corporate Technology Donations
Companies can support our mission through:
- Donating surplus computers and devices
- Providing software licenses
- Offering employee volunteers for training
- Sponsoring connectivity infrastructure
- Developing accessible technology solutions
Contact Us
Digital Inclusion Partnerships: digital.inclusion@my.gctcb.com
Technology Donations: tech.donations@my.gctcb.com
Training Volunteer Registration: digital.trainers@my.gctcb.com
School Partnership Programs: school.technology@my.gctcb.com
Technology is not a luxury—it's a necessity for full participation in modern society. Let's ensure everyone has access.