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In an environment where digital technology is revolutionizing education, healthcare, government, and economic engagement, access to digital technologies has now become a basic necessity rather than a luxury. Despite the rapid advancement in technology, millions of people worldwide are still deprived of the digital environment. In short, digital inclusion and accessibility are not secondary concerns; rather, they are integral to inclusive development, especially for the disadv

1. Introduction  Digital inclusion is no longer a developmental luxury; it is a prerequisite for social justice and economic growth. In the digital economy era, access to the internet and the ability to use technology effectively are directly linked to employment opportunities, education, and civic participation.  In post-conflict societies, digital inclusion becomes even more critical. It serves as a tool for rebuilding human capital and strengthening social stability. Based

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just something out of a sci-fi movie, but is quickly becoming the fundamental driving force of modern society. Whether it’s self-driving cars or smart medical diagnostics, automated trading systems or real-time criminal tracking, AI is baked into much of our digital infrastructure. But with enormous power comes enormous vulnerability. And as AI systems get smarter, more autonomous, and embedded more deeply into our everyday lives, the