The World Bank Group has launched its first digital strategy, targeting a projected 780 million-job gap in developing countries as 1.2 billion young people reach working age over the next 10 to 15 years, while their economies are expected to create only about 420 million jobs.
“Digital technology can help countries create jobs and make scarce resources go further. Realising that potential requires a comprehensive approach—from reliable connectivity and affordable devices to digital skills and useful services,” said World Bank Group president, Ajay Banga.
The strategy seeks to expand affordable digital access, improve public and private services, and create jobs by focusing on four pri...
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World Bank Targets 780m-Job Gap with New Digital Strategy, Unveils ‘Small AI’
Source: Leadership News
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