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Andorra Launches CBCD Website for Digital Skills and Well-Being

The Centre de Benestar i Competències Digitals debuts a new online hub consolidating resources on responsible tech use, digital literacy, and.

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Key Points

  • New website consolidates resources for digital competencies, well-being, and risk mitigation.
  • Key initiatives: child protection, school mobile guidelines, senior literacy sessions.
  • Features learning space with glossaries, advice on tech stress, and security tools.
  • Physical HQ opening soon in NODE building; site live now.

The Centre de Benestar i Competències Digitals (CBCD) has launched a new website to consolidate information, resources, and initiatives focused on responsible technology use and digital skills development.

Driven by Andorra Digital, the centre aims to serve as a key resource for residents, businesses, professionals, and institutions navigating digital transformation and technological well-being. Its physical headquarters will open in the NODE building once construction finishes. The site features an intuitive layout organised by themes, highlighting the centre's core activities.

Key sections include "Serveis i iniciatives," which details ongoing projects to boost digital competencies, narrow technology gaps, and enhance well-being. Current efforts cover child digital protection programmes, guidelines for responsible mobile phone use in schools, digital literacy sessions for those over 65, and indicator models to track digital well-being.

The CBCD's work spans several areas: sharing best practices in digital well-being, overseeing training plans, partnering with other organisations, delivering skills workshops, monitoring metrics, and building international ties.

A standout feature is the "Espai d’aprenentatge," offering educational materials, glossaries of essential terms, practical advice, and security tools. It explains issues like digital disconnection, tech-related stress, and information overload.

Additional resources encompass a documents and data area with reference reports, a news feed on centre activities, and contact details for official bodies and support services. A Q&A section addresses common threats such as scams, cyberbullying, identity theft, data breaches, and child sexual abuse material.

The platform now provides a single hub for reliable guidance, helping users tackle digital risks and make informed choices to foster a more inclusive, secure society ready for technological challenges. The website is already live and operational.

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