Digital Inclusion· · 1 min read

How to Read Lebanon’s Digital Access Gap

Four questions that prevent connectivity averages from hiding regional and household inequality.

A national internet-access average is useful, but incomplete. A sound reading asks who is connected, how reliable that connection is, what it costs relative to income and whether people can use it effectively.

Compare like with like

Survey-based household access and modeled individual-use estimates answer different questions. Trends should be compared within the same definition and source series.

Introduction

National averages can conceal meaningful differences by geography, income and connection quality.
Prepared byL. KhouryPrepared byN. Fares
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