IMDA offers grants to support the development of Singapore's 10G Next-Generation Broadband Network, preparing the nation for future digital demands.

AI for Fun programme offers upper primary students 10 hours of computational thinking and coding enrichment classes.

For secondary school students, AI for Fun strengthens students’ digital making skills and complements Ministry of Education (MOE)’s existing technology-related curriculum.

To better protect Singaporeans from spoofed SMSes, all organisations that send SMS messages to Singapore mobile users with an alphanumeric Sender ID are required to register their Sender ID with the SMS Sender ID Registry (SSIR).

The Code for Fun Programme exposes students to computational thinking, coding, digital making, and emerging technologies through hands-on experiences of using robotic kits and microcontrollers.

Code for Fun programme offers upper primary students 10 hours of computational thinking and coding enrichment classes.

IMDA’s Code for Fun initiative engages secondary school students in hands-on coding experiences, fostering digital skills and computational thinking.

Code@SG aims to introduce students to computational thinking, coding and emerging technologies to enable them to be curious, confident and creative with tech. Discover how your school (primary and secondary schools and junior colleges) can take advantage of the many exciting programmes.

The Digital Access Programme equips low-income households and persons with disabilities with tools for digital connectivity.

DigitalAccess@Home provides digital access (internet access and infocomm devices) to low-income Singaporean households staying in HDB flats, to support their online participation in social and economic activities.