Electronic management services are widely ignored by European Union citizens: Why?
propagandaMore than a quarter of a century after the explosion of the global network, it appears that the European Union’s digital revolution stopped in the middle of the road. Delay a report Eurostat shows the bloc digitization 44 % of the population lacks basic digital skills.
More specifically, More than 150 million people They do not know how to do things such as searching for online information, sending emails or other communications, installing computer programs, protecting personal data, or creating digital content. Away from the goal of digital literacy by 80 % by the European Union For 2030. The lowest rates were recorded in Romania, Bulgaria, Bologna, Litonia and Italy, While the Netherlands, Finland, Ireland and Denmark are at the other end of the spectrum.
Most of the Bulgarians, Romanians and Italians ignore electronic management services
the Low digital literacy It is also one of the reasons for not using electronic management services on a large scale. Among all people who used the Internet for 12 months in the European Union, Only 47 % of obtaining or consulting information from the web sites of the public authorities For example, consult the opening schedules, laws, benefits, or public services. The largest indicators of electronic services in Denmark, Finland and Cyprus have been registered. Bulgaria, Romania and Italy occupy the least European Union sites.
“I think there is a history of two from Europe,” The expert in the digital transformation of “Euronews” Benjamin Wilby says. “One who firmly rooted digital in society and another appears. There are great differences between countries at the level of granules, but there is cohesion in terms of average.”
Why do European Union citizens use the Internet?
According to Eurostat, the most popular activities are related to those who use the Internet in their huge majority of communications, such as Email (87 %) Q to Immediate messages (85 %). The third most popular activity is Search or buy goods and services (81 %).
In this category, the best sales elements are clothes (70 %), flowing subscriptions (46 %), events entries (38 %), transport tickets (38 %), food (33 %), hotel reserves (33 %) and makeup (31 %). After online purchases, most people use the Internet to perform online banking operations (72 %), read online news sites (70 %), social networks (70 %) and search Health information (63 %).
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