Digital inclusion and the social housing sector
Published by idox, January 2016
Referencing six case studies and the 2014 UK government Digital Inclusion Strategy, this briefing paper examines the benefits and barriers of digital inclusion for social housing tenants. It provides examples of how barriers might be overcome while highlighting the importance of digital inclusion in the context of welfare reform.
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