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The ICT Development Index (IDI) is an index published by the United Nations International Telecommunication Union based on internationally agreed information and communication technologies (ICT) indicators. This makes it a valuable tool for benchmarking the most important indicators for measuring the information society. The IDI is a standard tool that governments, operators, development agencies, researchers and others can use to measure the digital divide and compare ICT performance within and across countries. The ICT Development Index is based on 11 ICT indicators, grouped in three clusters: access, use and skills.

Top 30 countries

The following is a list of top 30 countries as ranked by the ICT Development Index in 2013 -2019:[1][2][3]

Country 2019 rank 2019 value 2018 value 2018 rank 2017 value 2017 rank 2016 rank 2016 value 2015 rank 2015 value 2013 rank 2013 value
 Iceland 2 8.98 8.78 3 8.86 1 4 8.64 4 8.58 3 8.19
 South Korea 1 8.85 8.8 1 8.93 2 1 8.86 1 8.81 1 8.64
  Switzerland 4 8.74 8.66 7 8.56 3 13 8.11 13 7.94 12 7.6
 Denmark 3 8.71 8.68 2 8.88 4 2 8.85 2 8.78 4 8.18
 United Kingdom 5 8.65 8.53 4 8.75 5 5 8.5 7 8.28 10 7.62
 Hong Kong 6 8.61 8.47 9 8.52 6 9 8.28 11 8.08 13 7.41
 Netherlands 10 8.49 8.4 8 8.53 7 7 8.38 5 8.36 7 7.82
 Norway 7 8.47 8.45 10 8.49 8 6 8.39 6 8.35 5 8.16
 Luxembourg 9 8.47 8.4 6 8.59 9 10 8.26 9 8.19 8 7.82
 Japan 11 8.43 8.32 11 8.47 10 11 8.22 10 8.15 9 7.73
 Sweden 8 8.41 8.41 5 8.67 11 3 8.67 3 8.68 2 8.43
 Germany 13 8.39 8.2 14 8.22 12 17 7.9 18 7.72 17 7.28
 New Zealand 12 8.33 8.23 16 8.14 13 19 7.82 19 7.62 19 7.17
 Australia 16 8.24 8.08 13 8.29 14 12 8.18 12 8.03 15 7.32
 France 17 8.24 8.05 17 8.12 15 18 7.87 16 7.73 18 7.22
 United States 15 8.18 8.13 15 8.19 16 14 8.02 14 7.9 16 7.3
 Estonia 14 8.14 8.16 20 8.05 17 21 7.68 21 7.54 25 6.7
 Singapore 20 8.05 7.85 19 8.08 18 16 7.9 15 7.85 11 7.62
 Monaco 18 8.05 8.03 18 8.1 19 15 7.93 17 7.72 22 7.01
 Ireland 19 8.02 7.9 22 7.82 20 26 7.57 22 7.48 20 7.04
 Austria 24 8.02 7.7 25 7.67 21 24 7.62 23 7.46 23 6.9
 Finland 21 7.88 7.83 12 8.36 22 8 8.31 8 8.27 6 7.96
 Israel 22 7.88 7.71 35 7.19 23 29 7.29 27 7.25 26 6.69
 Malta 25 7.86 7.65 30 7.52 24 30 7.25 30 7.08 28 6.67
 Belgium 23 7.81 7.7 21 7.88 25 25 7.57 26 7.33 24 6.76
 Macau 29 7.8 7.55 24 7.73 26 22 7.66 20 7.59 14 7.38
 Spain 27 7.79 7.61 26 7.66 27 28 7.38 29 7.14 30 6.53
 Cyprus 31 7.77 7.3 53 6.37 28 51 6.11 48 6.09 44 5.75
 Canada 26 7.77 7.64 23 7.76 29 23 7.62 25 7.37 21 7.03
 Andorra 28 7.71 7.58 28 7.6 30 20 7.73 24 7.41 29 6.6

References

Primary reference

  • "ITU, Measuring the Information Society Report 2014" (PDF). Geneva, Switzerland: International Telecommunication Union (ITU). 2014. Retrieved 2014-12-08.

Inline citations

  1. ^ "Measuring the Information Society Report 2014" (PDF). Geneva, Switzerland: International Telecommunication Union (ITU). 2014. p. 40. Retrieved 2014-12-08.
  2. ^ "Measuring the Information Society Report 2015" (PDF). Geneva, Switzerland: International Telecommunication Union (ITU). 2015. p. 46. Retrieved 2017-11-16.
  3. ^ "Measuring the Information Society Report 2017" (PDF). Geneva, Switzerland: International Telecommunication Union (ITU). 2017. p. 31. Retrieved 2017-11-16.