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Dibretto
Dibretto is a social technology initiative aimed at improving communication accessibility for individuals facing challenges in the labor market. It offers digital tools that translate, simplify, and read aloud written communication, helping users better understand official documents and correspondence.

Overview
Dibretto focuses on reducing communication barriers for people with limited language proficiency, literacy difficulties, or cognitive impairments. The platform enables users to receive written content—such as government letters, job offers, or administrative notices—in a format that is adapted to their needs.

Features
Dibretto's platform includes the following core functionalities:

• Automated Translation: Converts texts into the user’s preferred language.

• Text Simplification: Rewrites complex language into plain, accessible terms.

• Text-to-Speech: Allows documents to be listened to using integrated voice technology.

These features are intended to increase comprehension and reduce anxiety around formal communication.

Target Groups
Dibretto is designed for individuals who are:

• Entering or re-entering the workforce with limited education,

• Newcomers or migrants still learning the local language,

• Experiencing reading difficulties or neurodivergent conditions that affect literacy.

The service is used by municipalities, employment services, and nonprofit organizations working with vulnerable populations.

Impact
Dibretto aims to support greater autonomy and informed decision-making among individuals with reduced access to written information. By simplifying communication, it contributes to inclusive participation in the workforce and in society more broadly.

Partnerships
Dibretto collaborates with local authorities, government agencies, and social service providers to implement its tools at scale. The platform is also under continuous development, incorporating user feedback and advances in artificial intelligence and natural language processing.

See also

• Accessibility
• Assistive technology
• Plain language
• Employment support services