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92 million Brazilians access the Internet exclusively via cell phone, points the ICT Households 2022 survey
142 million Brazilians used of the Internet daily or almost daily, and 67 million shopped online in 2022, survey shows. (Portuguese only)
ICT Kids Online Brazil: quality of connection and devices affect the participation of children on the Internet
Survey brings data on digital skills and privacy protection strategies (Only in Portuguese)
Internet use grows in the third sector, but the lack of access still affects 18% of nonprofit organizations in Brazil
The survey showed a higher presence in social networks (Only in Portuguese).
ICT in Health 2022: 33% of physicians and 26% of nurses treated patients via teleconsultation in Brazil
A survey by CGI.br points an increase in access to patient data in digital format, but less than a half of professionals had training on information security (only in Portuguese).
Available in English: sectoral study "Community networks and the Internet in Brazil"
Publication adress the experiences and challenges for digital inclusion. Check it out!
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Regional Center for Studies on the Development of the Information Society
In 2012, Cetic.br was established as a Regional Center for Studies on the Development of the Information Society, acting under the auspices of UNESCO, with the aim of cooperating with Latin American and Lusophone countries in Africa to build inclusive knowledge societies.
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CGI.br and NIC.br work to improve the Internet in Brazil
CGI.br's multistakeholder model gathers several sectors by joining society and government to
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work of CGI.br and NIC.br ranges from technical aspects, recommendations for safety procedures and
research production, the maintenance of the level of technical quality and innovation to
underpinning the implementation of policies regarding Internet use in Brazil.
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