From Anir Chowdhury, policy adviser for the government of Bangladesh's Aspire to Innovate program, which is supported by the U.N. Development Program.
It is impossible to live in a digital world without ending digital poverty.
Poverty is not just scarcity of food or water, but also lack of access to high tech

A woman talk with her husband with telecommunications application at Jharabarsha, in a remote farming village in Gaibandha district, Bangladesh: Access to the internet is almost as important as food and water in the modern world. © AP
From Anir Chowdhury, policy adviser for the government of Bangladesh's Aspire to Innovate program, which is supported by the U.N. Development Program.
It is impossible to live in a digital world without ending digital poverty.