<< Background >>We applied for this project to respond to the urgent need for small and medium-sized enterprises to adapt to digitalization while fulfilling their social responsibilities. Small and medium-sized businesses lack the resources and expertise to develop a digital responsibility policy (DRP). Our aim was to provide tailored training, tools and advice to help small and medium-sized enterprises manage digital risks and opportunities, thereby promoting sustainable business practices and social welfare.<< Objectives >>The aim of our project was to support digitalization risk analysis for small and medium-sized enterprises, provide high-quality DR training, and provide self-assessment tools and DRP models. Our objective is to improve knowledge about the digital responsibility of SMEs through sustainable digital transition,enhance learning opportunities, foster synergies among stakeholders, improve the competitiveness of SMEs, and improve the well-being of communities.<< Implementation >>We conducted research to gather DRP best practices, conducted on-site training for SMEs, hosted a virtual international conference, and developed a DRP model and self-assessment tools. These events aimed to provide advice, training and practical tools for small and medium-sized businesses to manage digital risks and opportunities while increasing their social responsibility.<< Results >>Specific outcomes of our projects include increasing knowledge and skills in digital responsibility (DR), improving training opportunities, developing guides and tools for SMEs, increasing collaboration between stakeholders, These include improving the competitiveness of businesses and improving the well-being of society through sustainable digital technologies transition. Additionally, it encouraged the adoption of disaster recovery policies and self-assessment tools in SMEs, thereby promoting a responsible digitalization culture.