Malaysia’s e-government ranks high globally, yet rural Sarawak struggles with spotty connectivity and low digital literacy. Welfare vouchers, health bookings, and aid remain inaccessible for many indigenous communities, exposing a civic divide where digital transformation excludes those it promises to serve.
Established since 2020, the 42 Digital Community Centre (DCC) in Sarawak aims to empower the community by strengthening their digital skills so that no one is left out from the transformation of digital economic.