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Siku ya Kimataifa ya Mitandao Salama inalenga kuongeza ufahamu wa masuala yanayojitokeza mtandaoni ili kuhamasisha mitandao salama na bora zaidi.
Katika kuadhimisha Safer Internet Day, changamoto kama unyanyasaji mtandaoni na nyinginezo hupewa umuhimu kwani siku hii inalenga kuongeza ufahamu kuhusu masuala ya Mtandaoni.
Siku hii huwagusa watu wote katika Jamii wakiwemo Watoto, Wazazi, Vijana, Wanasiasa, Watunga Sera na Walimu. Kaulimbiu ya Mwaka 2022 ni "Pamoja kwa Mitandao bora"
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Safer Internet Day is celebrated every year on 8 February across the globe. The day is organised by the Insafe/INHOPE network of European Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in collaboration with the European Commission.
The Insafe/INHOPE network comprises of a global community that provides space for all its stakeholders to work on promoting a respectful, responsible, critical and creative use of digital technologies together.
Theme
This year, the world celebrates the 19th edition of Safer Internet Day with the theme "Together for a better internet". On this special day, stakeholders around the world come together to make the internet a safer and better place. Additionally, they look into making the internet a less harmful place for children and young people.
Safer Internet Day is celebrated by youth, parents, teachers, educators, children, politicians, decision makers among others. More than 200 countries and territories have joined hands in this endeavour, magnifying the global reach of this campaign.
History
In 2004, Safer Internet Day began as an initiative of the EU SafeBorders project. A year later, it was taken up by the Insafe network as one of its earliest actions. Over the years, this has grown beyond its traditional geographic zone and is now marked in at least 200 countries and territories worldwide. Amid the pandemic, the Safer Internet Day has become a landmark affair in the online calendar.
Issues like cyberbullying, digital identity and other social networking problems are given special importance as the day aims to raise awareness about online issues and current concerns.
Every country has a national centre that implements awareness and educational campaigns. They also run a helpline for common people and work with the youth to ensure an evidence-based as well as multi-stakeholder approach for creating a better internet space. With its popularity, Safer Internet Day is also celebrated outside Europe.
Significance
The main concept behind this day is to strengthen the bonds and relationships with countries outside the network. Responsible stakeholders believe that through this bond they invest in a harmonised promotion of the campaign that is spread around the world.
Katika kuadhimisha Safer Internet Day, changamoto kama unyanyasaji mtandaoni na nyinginezo hupewa umuhimu kwani siku hii inalenga kuongeza ufahamu kuhusu masuala ya Mtandaoni.
Siku hii huwagusa watu wote katika Jamii wakiwemo Watoto, Wazazi, Vijana, Wanasiasa, Watunga Sera na Walimu. Kaulimbiu ya Mwaka 2022 ni "Pamoja kwa Mitandao bora"
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Safer Internet Day is celebrated every year on 8 February across the globe. The day is organised by the Insafe/INHOPE network of European Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in collaboration with the European Commission.
The Insafe/INHOPE network comprises of a global community that provides space for all its stakeholders to work on promoting a respectful, responsible, critical and creative use of digital technologies together.
Theme
This year, the world celebrates the 19th edition of Safer Internet Day with the theme "Together for a better internet". On this special day, stakeholders around the world come together to make the internet a safer and better place. Additionally, they look into making the internet a less harmful place for children and young people.
Safer Internet Day is celebrated by youth, parents, teachers, educators, children, politicians, decision makers among others. More than 200 countries and territories have joined hands in this endeavour, magnifying the global reach of this campaign.
History
In 2004, Safer Internet Day began as an initiative of the EU SafeBorders project. A year later, it was taken up by the Insafe network as one of its earliest actions. Over the years, this has grown beyond its traditional geographic zone and is now marked in at least 200 countries and territories worldwide. Amid the pandemic, the Safer Internet Day has become a landmark affair in the online calendar.
Issues like cyberbullying, digital identity and other social networking problems are given special importance as the day aims to raise awareness about online issues and current concerns.
Every country has a national centre that implements awareness and educational campaigns. They also run a helpline for common people and work with the youth to ensure an evidence-based as well as multi-stakeholder approach for creating a better internet space. With its popularity, Safer Internet Day is also celebrated outside Europe.
Significance
The main concept behind this day is to strengthen the bonds and relationships with countries outside the network. Responsible stakeholders believe that through this bond they invest in a harmonised promotion of the campaign that is spread around the world.
