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ITU World Telecommunication Indicators

Explore the main source of globally reliable data on telecommunications, including indicators such as telephone networks, mobile services, traffic, quality of service, tariffs, revenues & investment, and more. Dive into the digital and statistical divides to shape future progress.

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ITU World Telecommunication Indicators

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  1. ITU World Telecommunication Indicators Esperanza Magpantay Market, Economics and Finance Unit (MEF) Telecommunication Development Bureau Donor Agencies Briefing Measuring ICT for Development Geneva, 18 October 2004

  2. Market Economics and Finance Unit (MEF)ITU/BDT/PSF/MEF • The ITU, through its Indicators, is the main source of internationally comparable data on telecommunications • World Telecommunication Indicators Meeting • Every two years • Identify and define telecom indicators to be collected

  3. Telephone network (main telephone lines) Mobile services (cellular subscribers) Traffic (local, national, international) Staff (total, mobile) Quality of Service (faults, waiting list) Tariffs (fixed, cellular, Internet) Revenues & Investment (total, fixed, cellular) Broadcasting (TV, radio) Information Technology (Internet users, Internet subscribers, PC) ITU Indicators - what is available? World Telecommunication Indicators Database

  4. Households Percentage of Households with: PC Radio TV Telephone Internet access (from home) Individual Percentage of population that use a computer Percentage of population that use Internet (age, gender, education, location, frequency of use, purpose, etc.) What else we want to measure?

  5. The digital divide and the statistical divide Source: ITU, 2003.

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