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

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Country or AreaYearValue 
Namibia2022113.197 
Namibia2021115.223 
Namibia2020116.433 
Namibia2019115.409 
Namibia2018114.699 
Namibia2017113.35 
Namibia2016114.488 
Namibia2015111.702 
Namibia2014119.081 
Namibia2013123.742 
Namibia201299.0479 
Namibia2011102.915 
Namibia201092.8929 
Namibia200978.8994 
Namibia200851.6053 
Namibia200739.7849 
Namibia200630.6483 
Namibia200522.8674 
Namibia200414.7517 
Namibia200311.6774 
Namibia20027.94271 
Namibia20015.74229 
Namibia20004.50762 
Namibia19991.68703 
Namibia19981.1233 
Namibia19970.738229 
Namibia19960.402651 
Namibia19950.218018 
Namibia19940 
Namibia19930 
Namibia19920 
Namibia19910 
Namibia19900 
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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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