The Bangladesh regulator mandates up to 20% broadband price cuts, following extensive supply chain analysis and market reforms. New tariffs and consumer compensation policies aim to increase affordability and ensure service accountability, enhancing digital inclusion across the country.
Over 1.6 million Moroccans cannot afford basic internet access, with the country ranking 105th globally in internet affordability. The report highlights significant regional disparities in access, showing that both men and women are equally affected. Morocco’s average monthly internet cost is $4.4, far below the US benchmark.
Over 1.6 million Moroccans are unable to afford basic internet services, according to the latest Internet Poverty Index. The report highlights significant disparities in internet affordability, with Morocco ranking 105th globally. The findings emphasize the ongoing challenges in achieving digital inclusion, especially in underserved regions.
