A Just Digital framework to ensure equitable achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals

Katriona O’Sullivan · Serena Clark · Kevin Marshall · Malcolm MacLachlan

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While the technological revolution is accelerating, digital poverty is undermining the Sustainable Development Goals. This article introduces a justice-oriented digital framework which considers how fair access to digital capabilities, commodities, infrastructure, and governance can reduce global inequality and advance the SDGs.

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