Since COVID-19 began, millions of people have been able to address their needs for social connection and earning a livelihood by going online. However, only half of the world’s population has access to the internet and less than one in five people in the least developed countries are connected.

This vlog from Britt Spyrou, Executive MSc Behavioural Science, explores how the digital inclusion gap could be addressed through advances in behavioural science, using technology.

Britt Spyrou is a Australian lawyer and a scientist with 20 years experience in food security and international sustainable agriculture policy. She is part of the 2019/2020 EMSc in Behavioural Sciences cohort and worked with AgUnity on this behavioural intervention to assist their mission working toward the Sustainable Development Goals to connect the last mile through smartphones and blockchain technology (https://www.agunity.com).