Russia received 0.4 points for its internet quality in 2023, ranking 40th by that indicator among 121 countries. The score for electronic government was measured at 0.73 points. In terms of the overall Digital Quality of Life Index score, the country ranked lower than several other Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries, such as Estonia, Poland, and Hungary.
September 2023
Russia
2023
Values have been rounded.
The index scores are not weighted; the rank is based on weighted scores.
The index analyzed 121 countries in terms of five core pillars: internet affordability, internet quality, e-infrastructure, e-security, and e-government using 14 indicators. The index values range from zero to one points, with one standing the highest quality of digital wellbeing.Â
Indicator weight within categories:
Internet affordability: mobile affordability (50%), fixed (broadband) affordability (50%).
Internet quality: mobile speed (20%), fixed (broadband) internet speed (20%), mobile stability (15%), fixed (broadband) stability (15%), mobile speed growth (15%), fixed (broadband) stability (15%),
E-Infrastructure: internet usage (50%), network readiness (50%).
E-Security: cybersecurity (50%), data protection (50%).
E-government: online services (50%), AI readiness (50%).
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