Global well-being

Converting a tool into money, work or study takes time, skills and contacts — exactly what the group with less lacks.

Give access, build the ability to convert, change what the technology rewards.

It is the one that can be counted and reported, and it leaves the conversion problem untouched.

Recommend, justify, state what it does not reach, conclude. The limits card separates the bands.

Ageing needs care delivered with fewer people; moving needs identity, money and language across borders.

The group with the highest need has the lowest device ownership and least confidence — so the service is aimed at the least equipped.

Identity that survives a border, cheap transfers home, multiple languages, and no assumption of a fixed address.

Publish waiting times for the digital and non-digital routes side by side — a number rather than a promise.

Retrain, redistribute, reduce hours, redesign what gets automated.

Nearby work, time to train, and an income while training.

A worker whose tasks could be automated negotiates against that possibility whether or not it happens — employment figures miss it.

Relocation support helps individuals and lets a region keep declining; they are different objectives.