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    The document summarizes findings from the Australian Digital Inclusion Index regarding digital inclusion in Australia from 2014 to 2020. Some key findings are that digital ability has increased from 54.0 in 2014 to 63.0 in 2020, though there are still disparities based on income, employment status, education, age, and other demographic factors. Specifically, those with disabilities, from lower income households, or Indigenous experience lower levels of digital inclusion. The document also summarizes findings on digital inclusion challenges for the Australian not-for-profit sector, including that only 30% had systems in place for staff to work remotely during COVID-19 and nearly half do not actively monitor cybersecurity risks.

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    The document summarizes findings from the Australian Digital Inclusion Index regarding digital inclusion in Australia from 2014 to 2020. Some key findings are that digital ability has increased from 54.0 in 2014 to 63.0 in 2020, though there are still disparities based on income, employment status, education, age, and other demographic factors. Specifically, those with disabilities, from lower income households, or Indigenous experience lower levels of digital inclusion. The document also summarizes findings on digital inclusion challenges for the Australian not-for-profit sector, including that only 30% had systems in place for staff to work remotely during COVID-19 and nearly half do not actively monitor cybersecurity risks.

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    The document summarizes findings from the Australian Digital Inclusion Index regarding digital inclusion in Australia from 2014 to 2020. Some key findings are that digital ability has increased from 54.0 in 2014 to 63.0 in 2020, though there are still disparities based on income, employment status, education, age, and other demographic factors. Specifically, those with disabilities, from lower income households, or Indigenous experience lower levels of digital inclusion. The document also summarizes findings on digital inclusion challenges for the Australian not-for-profit sector, including that only 30% had systems in place for staff to work remotely during COVID-19 and nearly half do not actively monitor cybersecurity risks.

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    The digital divide and

    remote service delivery


    Jo Barraket,
    Centre for Social Impact Swinburne
    February, 2021
    Digital inclusion in Australia over time (2014-
    2020)
    80

    70

    60

    50

    40

    30

    DIGITAL ABILITY
    AFFORDABILITY
    20

    ACCESS
    10

    0
    2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2020

    Source: Roy Morgan, Single Source March 2020 in


    Australian Digital Inclusion Index 2020
    The national picture 2020

    Australia 2020 = 63.0


    Australia 2014 = 54.0

    TAS59.6
    *Sample size <150, exercise caution in interpretation
    Digital inclusion and demographic contours
    80

    70
    Australia average
    63.0
    60

    50

    40

    30

    20

    10

    Income Quintiles Employment Education Age

    Unemployed

    Indigenous
    Secondary
    Employed

    Disability
    Australia

    Tertiary

    35-49

    50-64
    25-34
    14-24

    CALD
    Less
    NILF

    65+
    Q4

    Q5
    Q3
    Q2
    Q1

    2020

    Source: Australian Digital Inclusion Index 2020


    Digital inclusion of the not-for-profit sector

    of our key findings include:

    I
    Only 30%
    of not-for-profits already had
    all the systems and software
    needed for staff to work from
    home during COVID-19.
    54%
    of not-for-profits are less
    than satisfied with the way
    they use technology.
    1 49%
    of not-for-profit staff are less
    than confident using technology
    and information systems.

    ... . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................ .

    1 46%
    of not-for-profits do not
    have ways of actively
    monitoring information
    security and cyber risks.
    41%
    of not-for-profits said improving
    their website is a top priority.
    52%
    of not-for-profits are using
    at least one type of new or
    emerging technology.

    Source: Infoxchange Group (2020) Digital Technology in the Not-for-Profit Sector, p. 6

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