Committed to Connecting the World 1 Seoul, 19-21 July 2010 International Seminar on Information and Communication Technology Statistics 19-21 July 2010, Seoul, Korea Session 4: ICT Infrastructure and households statistics Esperanza Magpantay Statistician Market Information and Statistics Division Telecommunication Development Bureau International Telecommunication Union
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Committed to Connecting the World
1Seoul, 19-21 July 2010
International Seminar on Information and Communication Technology Statistics
19-21 July 2010, Seoul, Korea
Session 4:ICT Infrastructure and households statistics
Esperanza MagpantayStatistician
Market Information and Statistics DivisionTelecommunication Development BureauInternational Telecommunication Union
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1. Two groups of statistics1. ICT Infrastructure statistics2. ICT households statistics
2. Common topicsØ Data collectionØ Standards/definitionsØ ChallengesØ Capacity buildingØ Data disseminationØ Conclusions
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World Telecom/ICT Indicators (WTI)
§ International comparability: ØWish list (everything!) VS. most important and
most likely to collect from most countries
§ Telecom/ICT sector mandate:Øsubscriptions, revenues, investment, traffic,
tariffs, ICT households statistics, etc.
§ Users:ØUN, governments, analysts, statisticians, press,
students, etc.
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1. ICT Infrastructure Statistics(Supply side)
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Data collection§ World Telecommunication/ICT
Indicators (WTI) QuestionnairesØContact: Ministry or regulatory authority§ Short (12 indicators) – March to April§ Long (68 indicators) – June to July§ Tariffs (35 indicators) – July to August
ØUsing ICT Eye (online questionnaire)
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Considerations…§ Quantity: Too many indicators to consider for
data collection§ Relevance: Fast changing telecom/ICT
services and technologies that need to be reflected regularly in the list and definition of indicators§ Comparability: Need to harmonize definition
that can be used by majority of countries§ Availability: Need to know whether countries
are collecting or able to collect the data for the indicators
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Expert Group on Telecommunication/ICT Indicators (EGTI)
§ One of the recommendations of the WTI meeting, Cairo, Egypt, 3-5 March 2009§ Invited: ICT experts and ITU member states§ Chaired by NITA, Denmark § Online discussion forum § Met in March 2010, Geneva § Telecom/ICT Indicators March 2010 version§ Indicators included in Long 2010
questionnaire
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World Telecom/ICT Indicators Definitions March 2010
§ Fixed telephone network (11)§ Mobile cellular services (6)§ Internet (6)§ Fixed (wired) broadband (8)§ Wireless broadband (6)§ Quality of service (2)§ Traffic (13)§ Tariffs: fixed, mobile, Internet (35)§ Staff (2)§ Revenue (4)§ Investment (5)§ Community access indicators (2)§ Broadcasting (2)§ Other (1)
§ http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/handbook.html
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Challenges – Infrastructure Indicators
§ Fixed telephone:ØPSTN subscriptionsØVoIP subscriptions
§ Mobile cellular subscriptions: Multiple/Inactive SIM§ Mobile broadband subscriptions: access vs. use§ Next Generation Access Networks: Convergence ØTariffsØRevenueØQuality of Service
ü EGTI further discussions (ongoing)
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2. ICT Households Statistics(Demand side)
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Data collection
§ ICT Household questionnaireØContact: National Statistics OfficeØCollection: March to AprilØCore ICT households and individuals
indicators
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ICT Households statistics
§ Collected using ICT household survey § ICT access and use by households and
individuals (telephone, Internet, computer)§ Classificatory variables (income, urban-rural,
HH size, gender, employment, age, etc.)§ More detailed analyses and comparisons -
help formulate focused policies
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Standards: Core list of ICT indicators
§ Endorsed by UN Statistical Commission in 2007
§ Launched during the UN Statistics Commission, New York, February 2010
§ Revised and extended list§ Definitions, statistical
standards, classifications, model survey questions
§ Covering: ICT infrastructure, ICT in households, ICT in businesses, ICT sector and trade, ICT in education
§ Available in six languages
www.itu.int/ict
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ICT Household Statistics: Availability
Source: ITU.
Percentage of countries where data on the "proportion of households with Internet access at home"
are available, by region, 2005-2009
84 (43)
33 (12)
24 (37) 24 (21)
7 (43)
46 (35)
0.0
25.0
50.0
75.0
100.0
Africa Arab States Asia &Pacific
CIS TheAmericas
Europe
% o
f cou
ntri
es
% (total number of countries)
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Broad content§ Introduction to ICT household
statistics and core indicators§ Steps to conduct an ICT
households survey§ Steps for data processing and
dissemination
ITU Manual
Official ICT data producers,statisticians, National Statistical Offices
Target audience:
Available online:http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/publications/hhmanual/2009/index.html
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Technical assistance and reference materials
§ Capacity building training/workshops§ Reference MaterialsØ ITU World Telecommunication/ICT indicatorsØCore ICT Indicators Ø ITU Manual on household and individual ICT
statistics ØTraining materials on households ICT statistics
§ Upcoming Training: French-speaking Africa (October 2010)
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8th World Telecom/ICT Indicators Meeting
§ 24-26 November 2010, Geneva, Switzerland§ Topics to be addressed:Ø Results of the work carried out by the Expert Group on
Telecommunication/ICT Indicators (EGTI)Ø Recent developments in defining and measuring broadband Ø Finalizing core indicators on e-government and the WSIS
targetsØ Measuring the social and economic impacts of ICTs using
survey dataØ Emerging issues related to measuring online security and
safety and green ICTs
Øhttp://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/wict10/index.html
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Dissemination
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Data dissemination
ITU World Telecommunication/ICT
Indicators database
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ICT Eye
§ Dual Purpose: Data collection and dissemination tool
§ Unified system: compiles several databases -enables users to track the development and use of ICTs
§ Comprehensive: Provides information including ICT statistics, regulatory and policy profiles, national tariff policies, financial and scientific institutionsØ Country profiles and indicator reports
§ Website: http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ICTEYE/Indicators/Indicators.aspx
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Conclusions: Importance of….
§ cooperation of all ICT stakeholders at national level (policymakers, regulators, NSO, etc)§ using internationally agreed indicators
(WTI and ICT Household indicators) for national data collections§ using available materials/manuals that
are based on international consultation and consensus
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Thank you
Contact: indicators[at]itu.int
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