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UN wants $100 bln to boost digitalisation in poor countries - Vimarsana News

UN wants $100 bln to boost digitalisation in poor countries

The United Nations has demanded a tripling of pledges aimed at filling the global digitalisation gap, asking countries and the private sector to hike the funding to $100 billion by 2026.

Telecoms Group to Invest $100B in Global Digitization - Vimarsana News

Telecoms Group to Invest $100B in Global Digitization

Telecoms Group: The UN body with special responsibility for information and communication technologies calls for increased

UN wants $100 billion to boost digitalisation in poor countries - Vimarsana News

UN wants $100 billion to boost digitalisation in poor countries

The United Nations demanded a tripling of pledges aimed at filling the global digitalisation gap, asking countries and the private sector to hike the funding to $100 billion by 2026.

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ITU calls for US$100 billion pledges to accelerate global digitalization - Vimarsana News

ITU calls for US$100 billion pledges to accelerate global digitalization

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) today launched a worldwide appeal calling for an increase in the value of pledges for digitalizing the world from the current US$30 billion to US$100 billion by 2026.  The appeal by the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies includes a focus on…

UN wants $100 bn to boost digitization in poor countries - Vimarsana News

UN wants $100 bn to boost digitization in poor countries

GENEVA, May 18: The United Nations on Wednesday demanded a tripling of pledges aimed at filling the global digitization gap, asking countries and the private sector to hike the funding to $100 billion by 2026. Around 2.7 billion people around the world were offline in 2022, according to data from the International Telecommunications Union, the UN's telecoms agency.