Strategies for inclusion in the knowledge economy to improve the quality of life of vulnerable populations

Abstract

The importance of inclusion strategies in the knowledge economy to improve the quality of life of vulnerable populations is addressed. It emphasizes the need for a multifaceted approach ranging from education to employment, integrating advanced technologies and coordinated government policies. A qualitative approach was adopted through an exhaustive literature review, selecting academic sources and reports from international organizations to evaluate existing inclusion strategies. The results revealed significant advances in inclusive educational policies and in the implementation of technologies to improve access and personalization of learning. However, important challenges were identified such as the digital divide and lack of resources that limit effective inclusion in key economic sectors. The discussion highlighted the gap between policy formulation and effective implementation. The analysis concluded that, in order to move towards a more inclusive and equitable society, it is essential to strengthen the implementation of inclusive policies and foster collaboration between government, the private sector and civil society. Inclusion not only promotes social justice, but is also key to sustainable development and global economic well-being.