Ncell has officially signed the GSMA principles to promote digital inclusion for people with disabilities. With this move, Ncell becomes the first Nepali mobile service provider to commit to these global principles. GSMA is a global organization that represents mobile network operators worldwide and works to bridge digital gaps, especially for marginalized communities.
Ncell’s promise for equal digital access
By signing these principles, Ncell has shown its dedication to ensuring equal access to mobile technology and digital services for everyone, regardless of ability. The company aims to break barriers and create opportunities for people with disabilities through mobile connectivity.
Ongoing inclusive efforts already in place
Ncell has already introduced several disability-friendly initiatives. These include:
- 50% data discount under the ‘Sadhai On’ offer for people with disabilities
- Accessible customer service centers
- Disability-friendly office infrastructure
- Support for Nepal’s para-athletes
Future plans for more accessible services
Ncell plans to improve its services to be even more inclusive. The company wants to provide a better customer experience, collaborate with diverse communities, and make a real social impact. Their strategy now includes a strong focus on accessibility and understanding the special needs of people with disabilities through active engagement.
A vision to empower, not just connect
Ncell’s Director of Foundation and Special Projects, Bishakha Laxmi Khadka, said they’re not just providing connectivity but empowering people. She emphasized that this collaboration with GSMA is a step forward in ensuring no one is left behind in Nepal’s digital future. Together, they aim to build an inclusive and strong digital society.
