2022年10月13日

越南目标更高的数字识字率国际合作部门的主任,Trieu明长,省下的信息和通信(MIC)最近表示,加强人们的数字技能的关键任务之一。他在会议上数字素养由麦克风配合一些联合国机构和国际组织。数字素养不仅意味着能够用电脑还允许个人积极参与信息处理,创建内容,通过社会媒体和知识的共享。事件标题数字素养:数字技能的社区是一个活动的框架越南河内国际数字周。长指出,已经采取了若干措施来提高数字素养,其中之一是建立社区数字技术团体来帮助居民学习数字技能。2022年3月和10月之间,超过61500个这样的组织建立了近284000个成员。麦克风和地方当局举行培训课程为社区数字科技集团63年55省和中央集权的城市。此外,越南正在实施一个项目universalising数字技能和发展中国家人力资源数字转换到2025年对2030年的展望。今年4月,麦克风在其官方网站发起了一个在线学习平台。会议期间,联合国儿童基金会的副代表在越南,莱斯利·米勒说,在当前的时代,数字素养已经成为一种基本技能,所有人应该有。 The core of digital literacy is supporting the development of a citizen with knowledge and connectivity who is able to adapt to the fast changing needs of society, including the labour market. A survey showed that as of early 2022, nearly 27% of the Vietnamese population still had difficulties with digital connectivity. Many children, especially girls, do not have basic digital skills. Nearly 90% of teachers in remote and far-flung areas said they have never used a modern device in teaching, which is a major hurdle to the universalisation of digital skills. At the conference, international representatives put forth recommendations to promote digital literacy, with an emphasis on the engagement of and clear definition of the role and tasks of State agencies, socio-political organisations, businesses, and the media. Last month, Vietnam announced it would collaborate with the United Nations on digital transformation in both policy formulation and implementation. The country is willing to contribute to the UN’s policies and strategies in the field, including an initiative on a global digital agreement in the Secretary-General’s report on “Our Common Agenda”. Vietnam can share experiences with other countries and the UN on ensuring online education during the COVID-19 pandemic to prepare for future crises. The UN plays an important role in supporting Vietnam in its growth, integration, and strong participation in global progress. It offers policy advice to the government, shares Vietnam’s experience with developing countries, and introduces international experience to ensure a sustainable, green growth economy that balances economic and social development. OpenGov recently reported that Vietnamese’s use of domestic digital platforms recorded a year-on-year rise of 23.5% in August, with 494 million users. According to data from the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC), Vietnamese citizens spent more than 934 million hours on local platforms, making up 13.77% of the total time they spent on all digital platforms. On average, smartphone users spent 9.93 hours on Vietnamese digital platforms in August, up 11.44% from July and 4.67% from January this year. Five local platforms reported more than 10 million users monthly