In his Aidpreneur interview, Troy Etulain—then Director of USAID’s mSTAR project at FHI 360—shares how digital inclusion isn’t about flashy tech, but about solving real problems for real people. From long-range Wi-Fi pilots to mobile money adoption and mapping connectivity gaps, Troy describes a future where sustainable, community-driven business models—not short-term projects—bring the unconnected online. His philosophy is clear: treat technology as a tool for inclusion, not an end in itself.
Terms Of Reference Podcast: Building Digital Inclusion, One Practical Experiment at a Time
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