Digital Inclusion Prize

Since 2022, the Ministry for Digitalisation has launched an annual call for projects to fund projects promoting digital inclusion in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

At the end of this call for projects, the Ministry for Digitalisation awards the "Digital Inclusion Prize" to the selected winners, during an official ceremony.

Digital Inclusion Prize 2025

Presentations of the 2025 Laureates

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Project by the APEMH Foundation (Video/Audio YouTube)

This project aims to develop a digital training module in Luxembourgish, called the Starter Pack, intended for people with intellectual disabilities, cognitive disorders, or autism, in order to strengthen their independence in everyday life and the professional world. Designed in collaboration with the inclusive team of the Zentrum fir selbstbestëmmt Liewen of APEMH, the module will include adapted educational resources such as audio booklets and explanatory videos to teach essential skills like creating an email account, using a search engine, and setting up a smartphone.
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Project by Neon Internet and Visual Online (Video/Audio YouTube)

The KI-Léierbud project aims to democratize artificial intelligence by making it accessible to everyone, regardless of age, education level, or resources. Through an interactive web platform, users can progressively explore AI with lessons, quizzes, hands-on experiments, and content. The goal is to create an immersive and personalized learning experience, positioning KI-Léierbud as a reference point for AI education in Luxembourg.
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Project by the Club Haus op der Heed (Video/Audio YouTube)

The ÉISLEKER KOPPEN project aims to strengthen the digital skills of seniors aged 50 and over through an interactive board game inspired by the Oesling region. By promoting learning through play, it allows participants to discover digital tools, become more aware of cybersecurity, and strengthen their autonomy while fostering intergenerational connections. The game is specifically designed to be accessible, engaging, and adapted to the needs of the target audience.
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Project by the Hëllef Doheem Foundation and GoldenMe (Video/Audio YouTube)

The Digital Doheem project, supported by GoldenMe and the Stëftung Hëllef Doheem, aims to support older people with decreasing independence in using digital technologies. Unlike traditional training programs, it offers individual home-based support provided by trained volunteers, mainly targeting care recipients over the age of 75. In response to the growing digitalization of services, the project combats social isolation and actively contributes to maintaining the autonomy of older adults.

Digital Inclusion Prize 2024

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2024 Digital Inclusion Awards Ceremony (Video/Audio YouTube)

Presentations of the 2024 laureates

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Project by Astrolábio House of Portugal asbl (Video/Audio YouTube)

The "Bénévol@" project aims to improve the digital skills of volunteers in voluntary organisations, focusing on the effective and secure use of digital tools. The project aims to reduce redundant administrative tasks within associations, enabling them to concentrate more on their core missions.
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Project by the Office Social Walferdange (Video/Audio YouTube)

The project aims to improve the digital inclusion of clients of the Walferdange social office, particularly those who are far removed from digital tools and processes. It focuses on access to digital resources, training in basic digital skills and promoting autonomy in online administrative procedures through group workshops and individual coaching. The project targets vulnerable groups to help them become more actively involved in society and reduce their dependence on social services.
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Project by fondation APEMH (Video/Audio YouTube)

The aim of the project is to develop a "Digi for All CoProduction Toolkit" that will identify digital tools accessible to people with intellectual disabilities (PWDs), enabling them to create content that is relevant to them, propose methodological guidelines, develop the digital skills of PWDs and develop an application dedicated to their quality of life.
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Project by Rambrouch Digital Assistance asbl (Video/Audio YouTube)

This project aims to reduce illiteracy among vulnerable groups, particularly the elderly and disabled, by improving their digital skills. Activities include training in basic skills, adapting technologies to make them accessible, and follow-up workshops to assess progress.
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Project by the Luxembourg Tech School asbl (Video/Audio YouTube)

The project aims to provide educational workshops for older people to train them in the use and understanding of AI technologies. The workshops will take place over several sessions and aim to improve participants' digital literacy, raise awareness of the risks and benefits of AI, and promote responsible use of these technologies.

Digital Inclusion Prize 2023

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2023 Digital Inclusion Awards Ceremony (Video/Audio YouTube)

Presentations of the 2023 laureates

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Projet de GoldenMe (Video/Audio YouTube)

Creation of video tutorials to promote digital skills in the post-professional phase of life.
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Projet de LuxData (Video/Audio YouTube)

Promoting data analysis as a skill among professionals and the general public.
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Projet de TouchPoints (Video/Audio YouTube)

Take the Lead - Self-promotion in a digital world. Setting up workshops and support sessions for refugees and third-country nationals to encourage them to use ICT interfaces.
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Projet de Help (Video/Audio YouTube)

Creation of four cybercafés for senior citizens in Redange-sur-Attert, Esch-sur-Alzette, Beidweiler and Wasserbillig.
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Projet de Respect.lu (Video/Audio YouTube)

"Kritesch denken a respektvoll matdiskutéieren" - Participating respectfully in debates on social networks.
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Projet de la House of Training et du LIST (Video/Audio YouTube)

Hands-on digital programming workshops - Prototype innovative ideas for your business.
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Projet de RubixPotential (Video/Audio YouTube)

AutismConnect Luxembourg Building Inclusion - creation of a social application specially adapted for people with autism spectrum disorders.

Digital Inclusion Prize 2022

 

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2022 Digital Inclusion Awards Ceremony (Video/Audio YouTube)

Presentations of the 2022 laureates

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Projet de Autsime Luxembourg (Video/Audio YouTube)

Creation of a social platform for people with autism.
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Projet de Stëftung Hellef Doheem (Video/Audio YouTube)

Promotion of digital literacy among vulnerable seniors in the 10 psycho-geriatric centres in their network.
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Projet de Club Haus op der Heed (Video/Audio YouTube)

Provision of tablets and individual support to familiarize elderly people in northern municipalities with new media.
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Projet de Ville de Dudelange (Video/Audio YouTube)

Creation of an "Internet Stuff" to promote and present the digital world to the elderly through exchanges and training in a safe, familiar and friendly environment.
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Projet de GoldenMe (Video/Audio YouTube)

Develop and strengthen a network of intergenerational "smartphone-cafés" in different municipalities of the Grand Duchy.
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Projet de Women in Digital (WIDE) (Video/Audio YouTube)

Offer "meeting points" for women with IT and digital issues.

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