Information and Communication Technology (ICT) refers to the collective use of digital tools, technologies, and systems that enable the creation, storage, processing, transmission, and exchange of information. It includes computers, software applications, the internet, mobile phones, social media platforms, databases, cloud computing, and communication networks. ICT integrates information technology with communication processes to facilitate faster, more accurate, and more efficient information flow. In the contemporary world, ICT has become a foundational element in governance, education, health, business, and social development, influencing how individuals, institutions, and communities interact and make decisions. The core concept of ICT lies in its ability to connect people and information across time and space. Through digital technologies, information can be collected from diverse sources, analyzed systematically, and disseminated widely at minimal cost. ICT supports both one-way and two-way communication, allowing not only the transmission of messages but also interaction, feedback, and collaboration. This interactive nature makes ICT a powerful tool for participatory development and social transformation, especially in the non-governmental organization (NGO) sector. The scope of ICT is broad and continuously expanding due to rapid technological advancements. It covers hardware such as computers, servers, mobile devices, and networking equipment; software such as data management systems, accounting packages, project management tools, and mobile applications;