Karnataka govt. mulls mechanism to redistribute used corporate laptops to rural schools, local govt. offices
The Karnataka government is developing a program to redistribute used corporate IT equipment to rural schools and government offices. The initiative aims to improve administrative efficiency while promoting a circular economy.
Why it matters
This policy bridges the digital divide in rural areas while reducing electronic waste from the corporate sector.
The Karnataka government is considering a structured mechanism through which Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and corporates could redistribute used laptops, computers and other usable IT equipment to rural schools and local governance institutions across the State.
The article reports on a government proposal and industry collaboration without partisan framing.
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