Implementing the Digital Literacy movement, the Youth Union and Associations at all levels have implemented many practical activities to improve people's digital capacity. Being the core force, the Youth Union members and youth have brought the movement closer to the people, making an significant contributions to building a comprehensive digital society.

Members of the Digital Literacy Youth Volunteer Team of An Dinh commune (Tuy An district) guiding people on improving digital capacity

“Comming to every alley, knocking on every door” is the way that the Digital Literacy Youth Volunteer Team of An Dinh commune (Tuy An district) has been implementing during the recent times to improve people's digital capacity, especially the elderly. Although it has only been established for 2 months, the 12 members of the team have actively coordinated with the communal youth union and police to support organizations and individuals with electronic identification, deploying volunteer Saturdays to support people in handling administrative procedures, instructing people to integrate personal documents into the VNeID application, using QR codes for payment, and propagating about fraud and bad and toxic content on cyberspace, etc.

Mr. Nguyen Dang Trinh, Deputy Secretary of the Communal Youth Union, Captain of the An Dinh Commune Youth Volunteer Team for Digital Literacy, shared: The team members come to each house to “hold hands and show how to do it”, instructing people, especially the elderly, on the most basic operations such as: accessing the internet, installing the VNeID application, using online public services, making cashless payments, as well as skills to identify negative and toxic information on the Internet. We remind people not to trust any phone calls, not to click on strange links, if there are any problems, go to the Communal People's Committee for resolution.

Responding to the Digital Popularization Movement, during the past 2 months, Tuy Hoa City's youth have not been afraid of hardship, volunteering, going directly to each residential area and each household to support people in accessing and using technology devices.

At the age of 65, Ms. Nguyen Thi Le (ward 5, Tuy Hoa city) uses a smartphone without knowing how to use many operations and applications. Through the Digital Popularization Movement, Tuy Hoa City's Youth Union members have come to her house to guide her in updating information and documents on the VNeID application and to warn her about fraudulent calls. Ms. Le said: “I am a trader so I constantly transact and transfer money on my phone. But now, online fraud is becoming more and more sophisticated. Thanks to the guidance of young people, I have learned a few ways to avoid fraudulent phone calls and websites. The digital popular education movement of young people is very practical and helpful to the people”.

In Phu Yen province, in order to promote the implementation of Resolution 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo; Resolution 47-NQ/TU of the Provincial Party Committee on breakthroughs in science and technology development, innovation and digital transformation, the movement was deployed to all levels of the Youth Union and Association in the whole province in 2025, culminating in Youth Month and the Summer Youth Volunteer Campaign in 2025. Accordingly, the commune-level Youth Union and Association coordinate to establish at least 1 Digital Popular Education team suitable to the actual conditions of the locality and unit. Officials and members of Youth Union, associations, and young people with good knowledge of technology are the core force, with a sense of responsibility, enthusiasm, digital thinking and skills, digital technology, and the competence to communicate, guide, and support people in using digital technology.

According to Mr. Luong Minh Tung, Secretary of the Provincial Youth Union, during the past 2 months, the Youth Union at all levels in the province has established 102 volunteer teams for Digital Education with 1,165 youth union members, members, and young people participating. The teams have deployed 132 activities to popularize information technology knowledge and digital skills, and security for nearly 2,010 people, contributing to promoting digital transformation in the locality.

Phu Yen province strives to achieve the target by the end of 2025: the rate of people aged 15 and over having transaction accounts at banks or other licensed organizations reaches over 70%; 100% of young people use social services; actively participate in propaganda, support, ensure at least 50% of people have access to and use digital government services, digital society, participate in digital economic development, etc.

“To achieve the goal, the Provincial Youth Union directs all levels of the Youth Union and affiliated associations to mobilize a large number of cadres, youth union members and young people to participate in popularizing digital knowledge to every household and every citizen. With the advantage of youth strength, dynamism and creativity, models and tasks associated with the Digital Literacy Movement of young people will quickly promote and improve digital skills for all people, ensuring that the national digital transformation process takes place effectively and synchronously”, Mr. Tung emphasized.