Use of ICT products by people aged 16 to 74 Digital Skills

Digital skills in the use of the Internet in the last 3 months, for personal reasons, by autonomous city and community y skill type

Units:Number of people (16 to 74 years old) and horizontal percentages

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Notes
- 1) Digital skills are based on the Eurostat methodology. This methodology has been modified/updated with respect to previous editions and is therefore applicable from 2021.
  Only people who have used the Internet in the last three months and establish five types of skills are eligible: no skills, limited skills, reduced skills, basic skills and above basic (advanced) skills acquired starting from grade skills in the fields of Information and data literacy, Communication and collaboration, Digital Content Creation, Security and Troubleshooting.
  For more information, consult the Survey Methodology

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Total
Digital Skills: No Skills (Level 0)
Digital Skills: Limited Skill (Level 1)
Digital Skills: Reduced Skill (Level 2)
Digital Skills: Low Skill (Level 3)
Digital Skills: Basic Skill (Level 4)
Digital Skills: Advanced Skill (Level 5)
Not Evaluable (have not used the Internet or have not done so in the last 3 months)
Information and data literacy skills: None
Information and data literacy skills: Basic
Information and data literacy skills: Advanced
Communication and collaboration skills: None
Communication and collaboration skills: Basic
Communication and collaboration skills: Advanced
Digital content creation skills: None
Digital content creation skills: Basic
Digital content creation skills: Advanced
Security skills: None
Security skills: Basic
Security skills: Advanced
Problem solving skills: None
Problem solving skills: Basic
Problem solving skills: Advanced