Broadband networks are increasingly recognised as fundamental for economic and social
development. They serve as a communication and transaction platform for the entire economy and can
improve productivity across all sectors. Advanced communication networks are a key component of
innovative ecosystems and support economic growth.
Broadband networks also increase the impact and efficiency of public and private investments which
depend on high-speed communications. Broadband is needed as a complementary investment to other
infrastructure such as buildings, roads, transportation systems, health and electricity grids, allowing them
to be “smart” and save energy, assist the aging, improve safety and adapt to new ideas.
The Role of Communication Infrastructure Investment in Economic Recovery
Policy paper
Share
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Abstract
In the same series
-
23 March 202637 Pages
-
6 February 202626 Pages
-
8 December 202545 Pages
-
10 September 202526 Pages
-
Policy paper13 June 202545 Pages
Related publications
-
28 October 202565 Pages -
Policy paper7 May 202536 Pages
-
28 February 202557 Pages
-
Policy paper20 June 202480 Pages
-
Policy paper24 October 202255 Pages
-
20 October 2022100 Pages
-
12 October 202257 Pages