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Global Web Index, 2013

Web Index OD Web Index Map (Score, 100=best) 1 Sweden 100.0 2 Norway 97.5 3 United Kingdom 4 United States 5 Denmark 6 New Zealand 7 Finland 8 Iceland 9 France 95.6 95.2 92.4 92.4 91.9 91.9 90.9 Legend Location 10 Republic Of Korea 87.4 0- 21 21 - 33 11 Australia 86.4 O 38 - 54 O 54 - 75 O 75 - 100 12 Japan 86.4 13 Netherlands 86.4 Source: Global Web Index, 2013 A..ntrin Web Index vs Economic Impact DO Developed Countries (Score, 100=best) 125 105 100 100 75 95 50 90 2013 25 Sweden Norway United Kingdom United States New Zealand Emerging Market Countries (Score, 100=best) -25 25 50 75 100 65 Economic Impact Score, 100=best 60 Sweden (Score, 100-best) 2013 55 Access and Affordability 94.30 2013 Communications and Infrastructure 86.30 Colombia Brazil Costa Rica South Africa Мexico Content Creation 86.60 Economic Impact 82.80 Developing Countries Education and Awareness 95.20 (Score, 100=best) Freedom and Openness 86.10 75 Freedom of the Web 86.10 Impact and Empowerment 92.20 50 Political Impact 93.10 Relevant Content 90.10 25 Social and Environmental 99.20 Universal Access 94.40 2013 Web Index 100.00 | Philippines Indonesia |Kenya Morocco Ghana Web Use 86.90 Web Index Score, 100=best Score, 100=best Score, 100=best Score, 100=best

Global Web Index, 2013

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Designed and produced by the World Wide Web Foundation, the Web Index is the first multi-dimensional measure of the World Wide Web’s contribution to development and human rights globally. It covers ... 81 countries, incorporating indicators that assess the areas of universal access; freedom and openness; relevant content; and empowerment. First released in 2012, the 2013 Index has been expanded and refined to include 20 new countries and features an enhanced data set, particularly in the areas of gender, Open Data, privacy rights and censorship. The Index combines existing secondary data with new primary data derived from an evidence-based expert assessment survey. By compiling data across many different dimensions of Web health and making it freely available, the Web Index will help deepen and broaden our understanding of how countries can maximize the impact of this powerful tool. The results can be utilized by decision makers across the public and private sectors, as well as academia, NGOs, and the technology industry itself.

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