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Source: World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Database | International Telecommunications Union

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Country or AreaYearValue 
Jamaica2022106.202 
Jamaica2021102.748 
Jamaica2020101.873 
Jamaica2019107.467 
Jamaica2018105.446 
Jamaica2017110.072 
Jamaica2016116.579 
Jamaica2015112.266 
Jamaica2014107.935 
Jamaica2013102.635 
Jamaica201298.3738 
Jamaica2011107.255 
Jamaica2010116.39 
Jamaica2009108.583 
Jamaica2008100.441 
Jamaica200799.3747 
Jamaica200684.5702 
Jamaica200574.0219 
Jamaica200468.9766 
Jamaica200359.4622 
Jamaica200247.1896 
Jamaica200122.7708 
Jamaica200014.0476 
Jamaica19995.56136 
Jamaica19983.0515 
Jamaica19972.58302 
Jamaica19962.15722 
Jamaica19951.79878 
Jamaica19941.05089 
Jamaica19930.618976 
Jamaica19920.31332 
Jamaica19910.101457 
Jamaica19900 
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World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Database

Source:  International Telecommunications Union

ITU's World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Database is the main source of global, and internationally comparable, telecommunication/ICT statistics. It includes time series for more than 140 indicators and around 200 economies. The data are collected directly from telecommunication regulatory agencies and/or ministries and national statistical offices by means of an annual questionnaire, and subsequently verified, harmonized and complemented by ITU.

The data are disseminated online, via CD Rom and through numerous ITU publications, including the Yearbook of Statistics and the Measuring the Information Society Report. The statistics are used to track and benchmark the Information Society, to monitor the digital divide and to identify market potential and investment opportunities. They are an indispensable tool for policy makers in the area of ICT for development.

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