Minimum Data Consumption
Lacking access to information and services is considered a welfare depravation. Years ago, access was defined as having a radio or television, but today it has been updated to include an internet connection. For individuals, access to online multimedia educational, health and livelihood content has potential positive impacts on improving welfare. This begs the question: how much data is needed to support online activities? Similar to determining daily calorie requirements for food, or identifying a minimum threshold for household electric energy, the aim of this note is to present an estimate of minimum data consumption level and examine whether it is affordable for low income groups in a diverse selection of developing countries.
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dig-okr-10986351492024-08-07T18:43:07Z Minimum Data Consumption How Much is Needed to Support Online Activities, and Is It Affordable? World Bank INTERNET ACCESS ONLINE ACTIVITY DATA CONSUMPTION INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Lacking access to information and services is considered a welfare depravation. Years ago, access was defined as having a radio or television, but today it has been updated to include an internet connection. For individuals, access to online multimedia educational, health and livelihood content has potential positive impacts on improving welfare. This begs the question: how much data is needed to support online activities? Similar to determining daily calorie requirements for food, or identifying a minimum threshold for household electric energy, the aim of this note is to present an estimate of minimum data consumption level and examine whether it is affordable for low income groups in a diverse selection of developing countries. 2021-02-18T20:00:45Z 2021-02-18T20:00:45Z 2021-01 Brief Fiche Resumen http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/682301612166534537/Minimum-Data-Consumption-How-Much-is-Needed-to-Support-Online-Activities-and-is-it-Affordable https://hdl.handle.net/10986/35149 English Analytical Insights; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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Lacking access to information and
services is considered a welfare depravation. Years ago,
access was defined as having a radio or television, but
today it has been updated to include an internet connection.
For individuals, access to online multimedia educational,
health and livelihood content has potential positive impacts
on improving welfare. This begs the question: how much data
is needed to support online activities? Similar to
determining daily calorie requirements for food, or
identifying a minimum threshold for household electric
energy, the aim of this note is to present an estimate of
minimum data consumption level and examine whether it is
affordable for low income groups in a diverse selection of
developing countries. |
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