FPS Social Integration, anti-Poverty Policy, Social Economy and Federal Urban Policy
Whilst in the 80s of the last century the computer completely changed the ways of organisation, production and management of the secondary sector and the service sector, information technologies invaded the private lives of citizens in the 90s. Pc democratisation and networking changed our society considerably. From now on, information technology served to communicate and to offer information products and services.
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A Public Computer Room (PCR) is accessible to everyone free of charge and offers priority target groups the opportunity to get free access to the internet. People are offered assistance on site no matter what they’re looking for, be it a job or housing facilities, information about a cultural activity or about basic services (e.g. administrative or banking services). A Public Computer Room not only contributes to a lower access threshold for opportunity groups, it also offers a basic computer course on how to use the Internet.
