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Stocktaking – metadata collection Household survey results

Stocktaking – metadata collection Household survey results. Vanessa.Gray@itu.int Market, Economics and Finance Unit (MEF) Telecommunication Development Bureau. WSIS Thematic Meeting Measuring the Information Society 7-9 February 2005, Geneva. Metadata collection content.

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Stocktaking – metadata collection Household survey results

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  1. Stocktaking – metadata collectionHousehold survey results Vanessa.Gray@itu.int Market, Economics and Finance Unit (MEF) Telecommunication Development Bureau WSIS Thematic Meeting Measuring the Information Society 7-9 February 2005, Geneva

  2. Metadata collection content • General questions on ICT statistics • ICT statistics in households (20 Questions) • ICT statistics in businesses • ICT statistics in others sectors such as industry and trade, education and government

  3. Response rates by region Source: ITU based on submitted regional data Note: “World” refers to all of the regions in the chart but excludes OECD countries

  4. Household access to ICTs Africa: 84% OECD: 4% Africa: 26% OECD: 89% Source: ITU adapted from global stocktaking results. Note: While the survey was carried out in 178 NSOs across the world, percentages are based on the response of those 88 NSOs (and 28 OECD member countries) that responded. OECD data refer to 2003.

  5. Household use of ICTs W. Asia: 40%, OECD: 75% LAC: 35% LAC: 35% OECD: 82% W. Asia: 10%, OECD: 86% Source: ITU adapted from global stocktaking results. Note: While the survey was carried out in 178 NSOs across the world, percentages are based on the response of those 88 NSOs (and 28 OECD member countries) that responded. OECD data refer to 2003. LAC: Latin America & Caribbean.

  6. E-commerce and barriers to ICT use Asia-Pacific: 24%, LAC: 20% Africa: 16% Asia-Pacific: 18%, OECD: 50% Source: ITU adapted from global stocktaking results. Note: While the survey was carried out in 178 NSOs across the world, percentages are based on the response of those 88 NSOs (and 28 OECD member countries) that responded. OECD data refer to 2003. LAC: Latin America & Caribbean.

  7. Some additional stocktaking results… • 54% of NSOs state that their ICT data collection activities are financed by the regular budget • 41% of NSOs state that they have defined the term “ICT” • 14% of NSOs state that they have carried out an ICT related household survey

  8. Thank you Vanessa.Gray@itu.int

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