The consultancy aims to support the World Bank in fostering economic inclusion for persons with disabilities via digital development. It involves conducting pre-feasibility studies in three countries to either establish or scale digital hubs for vocational training and labor services for people with disabilities. The process includes assessing labor market dynamics; identifying digital skills gaps; and understanding barriers to inclusion. The consultancy will review existing programs; infrastructure; and readiness in six countries to select three for in-depth studies. It will also consider gender and other exclusion factors; coordinating with various stakeholders; including governments and disability organizations.The scope of work is in two phases: idea development and pre-feasibility studies. The first phase assesses conditions in six countries to select three with the highest potential for impact and readiness for digital hubs. The second phase involves detailed pre-feasibility studies in the chosen countries to evaluate the viability of establishing digital hubs; considering market; technical; financial; and economic aspects; as well as potential risks and environmental and social impacts. The studies aim to provide a foundation for further feasibility studies and project execution.