Measuring digital development

Measuring digital development

Steady but uneven progress in global Internet connectivity highlights the disparities of the digital divide and is leaving people in low-income countries behind. “The further and faster technology advances, the more urgent our mission to connect everyone becomes,” said ITU’s Secretary-General on the release of new global digital development data.

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First-time data on 5G

ITU’s latest statistics provide a snapshot of connectivity trends around the world, including unprecedented insights into Internet traffic and 5G network coverage.

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Digital track at COP28

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The United Nations climate change conference, COP28, presents a pivotal opportunity to advance digital climate action, mobilize tech companies to reduce their environmental impact, and help limit the rise in global temperatures to 1.5°C.

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Organized by ITU in collaboration with over 40 partners, the Green Digital Action track at COP28 aims to secure commitments on climate action through information and communication technologies (ICTs).

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Tackling tech industry emissions

"We can only earn laurels for helping other sectors get to zero emissions if we achieve net-zero ourselves,” says ITU Deputy Secretary-General Tomas Lamanauskas.

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Pathway to net-zero

International standards show how to cut ICT-related emissions.

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  • Actively help reduce ICT-sector emissions.
  • Foster a circular ICT industry.
  • Advance climate solutions through open data and technologies.
  • Building momentum to implement green standards.
  • Facilitate the green transition across all industries through digital technologies and skills development.
  • Leverage digital technologies for life-saving disaster alerts, in line with the UN Secretary-General’s initiative to ensure Early Warnings for All .


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Eng. Lloyd Matabishi,FEIZ

Passionate Telecoms Specialist, Consultant & Analyst in Digital Telecom Policy and Regulations : Strong grounding in Spectrum Management , Telecommunication Networks & Services and Public Policy Economics

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Indeed more effectively ICT policies and regulations are required to improve the 37% statistics of internet users in Africa....

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We have so much work to do in Africa, to get everyone connected. At this time when we see the enormous potential of generative AI, which can make a big difference in everyone's lives and is a truly democratic app because anyone can use it, the Digital Divide is getting wider because of lack of access.

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MY desire dream aspiration and happiness ITU Switzerland Geneva has been a reality .

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