Measuring digital development
: Facts and figures : 2019Autor(es):
Unión Internacional de Telecomunicaciones
Editor: Geneva : ITU Publications, 2019Descripción: 11 p. : gráf. ; 1 documento PDFTipo de contenido: texto (visual)Tipo de medio: electrónico
Tipo de soporte: recurso en líneaISBN: 978-92-61-29521-9 (Electronic version)Serie normalizada: Thematic Reports InfrastructureTema(s): Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales | Transformación digital | developed countries | digital gender | digital technologies | internet | mobile networksRecursos en línea: Acceso al documento
Más información Resumen: It estimates that over half the total global female population (52 per cent) is still not using the Internet, compared to 42 per cent of all men.Overall, the proportion of all women using the Internet globally is 48 per cent, against 58 per cent of all men. More men than women use the Internet in every region of the world except the Americas, which has near-parity. ITU data show that while the digital gender gap has been shrinking in the Commonwealth of Independent States and Europe, it is growing in Africa*, the Arab States and the Asia-Pacific region. It is widest in developing countries, especially Least Developed Countries.
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It estimates that over half the total global female population (52 per cent) is still not using the Internet, compared to 42 per cent of all men.Overall, the proportion of all women using the Internet globally is 48 per cent, against 58 per cent of all men. More men than women use the Internet in every region of the world except the Americas, which has near-parity. ITU data show that while the digital gender gap has been shrinking in the Commonwealth of Independent States and Europe, it is growing in Africa*, the Arab States and the Asia-Pacific region. It is widest in developing countries, especially Least Developed Countries.
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