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All EU Member States are making progress, but the overall picture of digitalisation across Member States is mixed. The level of convergence between the Member States is increasing but the gap between the EU’s frontrunners and those with the lowest scores in the DESI is all too large. In terms of improvements, most EU Member States have made good progress in the last 5 years, however, they will all need to make concerted efforts to meet the Digital Decade targets.
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Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy 
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
You can download the report with the DESI data for Norway (in English).
The DESI 2022 reports are based mainly on 2021 data. The DESI was re-calculated for previous years to reflect the changes in the choice of indicators distributed among 4 dimensions of DESI (new DESI structure), corrections made to the underlying data, and alongside with the recalculation of the EU average (removal of the UK). The scores and rankings may thus have changed compared with previous editions.
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The Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) summarises indicators on Europe’s digital performance and tracks the progress of EU countries.
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Find here the most recent analysis and data for digitisation in Austria, covering topics such as connectivity, digital skills, egovernment, and more.
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Find here the most recent analysis and data for digitisation in Poland, covering topics such as connectivity, digital skills, egovernment, and more.
Find here the most recent analysis and data for digitisation in Portugal, covering topics such as connectivity, digital skills, egovernment, and more.
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Find here the most recent analysis and data for digitisation in Spain, covering topics such as connectivity, digital skills, egovernment, and more.
Find here the most recent analysis and data for digitisation in Sweden, covering topics such as connectivity, digital skills, egovernment, and more.
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Find here the most recent analysis and data for digitisation in Norway, covering topics such as connectivity, digital skills, egovernment, and more.
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The Commission follows developments of telecoms markets in each EU country, reporting on investment, regulation, and markets.
As new technologies emerge, the Commission monitors their integration in businesses and eCommerce.
The Commission follows updates in the ICT sector, including in research and development, which contributes significantly to the EU economy.
The Commission measures the number of people using the Internet across the EU and what activities they use it for.
The Commission monitors indicators of digital public services in the EU to ensure citizens and governments are enjoying the full potential of this technology.
The Commission monitors ‘internet user skills’ and ‘advanced skills and development’ across the EU to ensure people are equipped for the digital decade.
The Commission continues to monitor connectivity throughout the EU, measuring both supply and demand of fixed and mobile broadband.