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- Wheelchair friendly buses
-guide dog friendly malls
- Tactile paving for the visually handicapped
-Lift buttons with braille

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- Equipping PWDS with relevant technological tools to enhance capabilities of daily living, education, goals, independence
- Trial and loan services provided to ensure informed decisions are made

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SDO aims to raise the digital skills of 100,000 seniors

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SDO aims to raise the digital skills of 100,000 seniors

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Aims to raise the digital skills of 100,000 seniors by March 2021

IMDA set up SG Digital Office (SDO)
-  Lead nationwide efforts to empower and equip community especially serniors and stallholders who are not digital savvy
- Based on the 2019 IMDA Household and Individual Infocomm Usage Survey:
- 46.5% able to use instant messaging
- 16.6% able to buy products online
- 12.9% able to transact digitally with the Government

IMDA has sought to bridge the digital skills gap among seniors but due to COVID-19, the efforts to reach out to seniors need to be significantly ramped up

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Make internet connectivity more accessible and affordable
- Low income group and needy households
- Get home internet access and telephone services with broadband package and basic computing equipments

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- Increase in disability representation in media, business e.g. art faculty
- Workplaces hiring workers of different disabilities; using such disabilities to create experiences e.g., Nox dine in the dark

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Programme - Digitally Ready Seniors
- Available in English, Mandarin and local dialects
- 6 month programme
- Some Silver Infocomm Wellness Ambassador start offering basic digital skills workshops on monthly basis

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Nurture digital skills for students with special needs

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Nurture digital skills for students with special needs

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IMDA collaborate with 4 special education schools
- Support learning needs of students with mild intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum disorder
- Incorporate Basic Digital Skills curriculum
Provide a game to nurture cyber wellness awareness among special needs students

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What IMDA has done to be  an inclusive profile

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What IMDA has done to be  an inclusive profile

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1. Silver Info comm Wellness Ambassadors ( aged 50 and above as at 1 Apr 2020)
2. Digital Resilience Bonus  (applicable for businesses going digital, can also be for those Unique individuals running a business)
3.  SG Digital Office (SDO) - (aims to raise the digital skills of 100,000 seniors)

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Areas in society where we are inclusive (IMDA)

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Areas in society where we are inclusive (IMDA)

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IMDA organised Digital Inclusion Festival (DIF)
- Brought community together to embrace technology; senior citizens, underprivileged children, person with disabilities
- More than 90 activities; tech exhibition, learning booths, accessibility workshops and children's coding classess

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Methods IMDA can take to be more Inclusive 

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Methods IMDA can take to be more Inclusive 

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TV, Radio, Mobile, Internet, Billboards

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- Tap on expertise and perspective of society
- Foster cohesive and inclusive society such as supporting Public Service Broadcast programmes
- Build digitally inclusive society enriched by infocomm
- Adopt and use infocomm in sophisticated ways such as providing assistance to help people with disabilities to acquire computers and get connected to internet.

"Together, we will develop a dynamic digital economy and a cohesive digital society, where everyone is engaged and connected. We want to motivate everyone to use new technologies with confidence, and to create and use innovative products, services and content,"- Tan Kiat How, IMDA chief executive

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Vision Statement of 3rd Enabling Master Plan 2017-2021

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Vision Statement of 3rd Enabling Master Plan 2017-2021

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sees Singapore as an inclusive society where persons with disabilities are empowered and recognized, and given full opportunity to become integral and contributing members of society

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What does it take for Singapore to be an inclusive society?

Which areas in our society are we inclusive and which areas need to be improved upon?

What do you think various stakeholders in the Public Service can do to promote inclusivity in Singapore?