To realize this goal, the province has implemented a comprehensive set of solutions, with a focus on strengthening resources at the grassroots level. Specialized agencies have proactively assigned and seconded teams of officials with expertise in information technology and digital transformation to provide direct support in communes and wards, especially in disadvantaged areas. This approach helps to promptly resolve obstacles arising during the implementation of online public services, data management, and the operation of digital platforms, while also enhancing the self-implementation capacity of local governments.
Students in Dien Bien experience AI applications.
In the field of education and training, equipping individuals with digital knowledge and skills is being implemented in a systematic and organized manner. Administrators and teachers are gaining access to new content, including the application of artificial intelligence in teaching and management, thereby gradually forming a digital educational environment. This is considered one of the fundamental elements for the sustainable dissemination of digital knowledge in society.
At the community level, the "Digital Literacy Movement" continues to be widely implemented through flexible forms such as conferences, village meetings, activities of community digital technology groups, and core forces at the grassroots level. The content of the outreach program is designed to be practical, focusing on skills that people can immediately apply in their lives, from using online public services and cashless payments to leveraging digital platforms for production and consumption.
Linking digital skills with socio-economic development.
A notable aspect of the implementation process in Dien Bien is the integration of digital skills promotion with economic development, particularly in agriculture and local products. Many OCOP product producers have gradually accessed digital platforms to promote and introduce their products, expanding their markets. People are supported in setting up online transaction accounts and accessing new sales channels, thereby increasing product value and income.
Furthermore, indicators of digital social development continue to show positive progress. The percentage of people using smartphones, electronic payment accounts, and essential digital services is increasing, indicating that digital habits are gradually forming in the community. The deployment of digital addresses, electronic identification, and shared platforms also contributes to improving the efficiency of management and services for the people.
These results demonstrate the province's correct approach in bringing digital transformation closer to daily life, thereby creating momentum for sustainable socio-economic development.
Alongside the achievements, the implementation process also presents numerous difficulties and challenges. Digital infrastructure in some remote and rural areas remains limited; inconsistent access to electricity and telecommunications networks directly impacts the ability to deploy digital services. The gap in educational levels, language barriers in some ethnic minority areas, and the reluctance of some people to embrace technology are also factors that need to be addressed.
This reality shows that, for the "Digital Literacy Movement" to be effective, a comprehensive approach is needed, in which infrastructure is a prerequisite, while skills and awareness are decisive factors. Continued investment in and expansion of telecommunications and power grid infrastructure, along with mobilizing social resources for digital transformation, is an urgent requirement in the coming period.
Promoting the role of "digital nuclei" in the community.
Practical experience shows that one of the key factors determining the success of the movement is the role of "digital nuclei" at the grassroots level. Community digital technology groups need to be continuously strengthened in both quantity and quality, operating in a practical and effective manner.
The motto "going door-to-door, guiding every individual" continues to be affirmed as a suitable approach, helping people not only access but also master technology. Training content also needs to be designed flexibly, suitable for each target group, ensuring it is easy to understand, easy to apply, and linked to real-world needs.
Simultaneously, promoting the role of local authorities, mass organizations, and youth forces in supporting people's access to technology will continue to create a widespread network, contributing to the formation of a sustainable digital community.
In the next phase, the movement's goal will not only be to popularize basic skills, but also to foster a digital mindset, digital habits, and a digital culture throughout society. Digital transformation will only truly take root when citizens proactively use technology in learning, production, business, and interaction with the government.
With the synchronized involvement of the entire political system, the consensus of the people, and an approach suited to practical conditions, the "Digital Literacy Movement" in Dien Bien is expected to continue to spread strongly, becoming an important driving force to promote socio-economic development, improve the quality of life for the people, and contribute to the successful achievement of the national digital transformation goals in the new phase.
Center for Science and Technology Communication
Source: https://mst.gov.vn/hoan-thien-nen-tang-tao-da-tang-toc-ben-vung-197260429095751165.htm
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