Digital Economy for Latin America and the Caribbean : Country Diagnostic - El Salvador
The widespread adoption of digital technologies is transforming how individuals, businesses, and governments interact, as well as creating new opportunities for boosting shared prosperity and reducing poverty. Digital technologies are playing an in...
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okr-10986-378862022-08-13T05:10:35Z Digital Economy for Latin America and the Caribbean : Country Diagnostic - El Salvador World Bank DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC DIGITAL PLATFORM GOVTECH INITIATIVE CYBERSECURITY DIGITAL SKILLS DATA REGULATION DIGITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES DIGITAL BUSINESS The widespread adoption of digital technologies is transforming how individuals, businesses, and governments interact, as well as creating new opportunities for boosting shared prosperity and reducing poverty. Digital technologies are playing an increasingly important role in El Salvador’s economic development and will play an even larger role as the global economy continues to digitize. Digital transformation can help El Salvador address its persistent growth challenges and explore new avenues toward green, resilient, and inclusive development. This report builds on the strategic priorities of the digital agenda (DA) 2020-2030, assesses the state of digital economy development in El Salvador, and provides detailed analysis and policy recommendations to inform the reform agenda in the country. The report provides a comprehensive overview El Salvador’s digital economy development across six foundational elements of a digital economy: digital infrastructure, digital platforms, digital financial services, digital businesses, digital skills, and trust environment. The diagnostic and recommendations are based on analysis of secondary data, structured interviews, surveys, and focus group discussions with key government and private sector stakeholders. The findings of the report are organized in six chapters - each dealing with a pillar of the digital economy. Policy recommendations are presented in the form of sequenced action plans that can inform relevant efforts by national authorities, the private sector, and development partners. The report summarizes the main findings on each digital economy pillar. 2022-08-11T20:29:44Z 2022-08-11T20:29:44Z 2022-04 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099945008102219116/P1759850c6336c0c50a9b50a7202639fc0d http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37886 English en CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Infrastructure Study Latin America & Caribbean El Salvador |
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The widespread adoption of digital
technologies is transforming how individuals, businesses,
and governments interact, as well as creating new
opportunities for boosting shared prosperity and reducing
poverty. Digital technologies are playing an increasingly
important role in El Salvador’s economic development and
will play an even larger role as the global economy
continues to digitize. Digital transformation can help El
Salvador address its persistent growth challenges and
explore new avenues toward green, resilient, and inclusive
development. This report builds on the strategic priorities
of the digital agenda (DA) 2020-2030, assesses the state of
digital economy development in El Salvador, and provides
detailed analysis and policy recommendations to inform the
reform agenda in the country. The report provides a
comprehensive overview El Salvador’s digital economy
development across six foundational elements of a digital
economy: digital infrastructure, digital platforms, digital
financial services, digital businesses, digital skills, and
trust environment. The diagnostic and recommendations are
based on analysis of secondary data, structured interviews,
surveys, and focus group discussions with key government and
private sector stakeholders. The findings of the report are
organized in six chapters - each dealing with a pillar of
the digital economy. Policy recommendations are presented in
the form of sequenced action plans that can inform relevant
efforts by national authorities, the private sector, and
development partners. The report summarizes the main
findings on each digital economy pillar. |
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Digital Economy for Latin America and the Caribbean : Country Diagnostic - El Salvador |
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Digital Economy for Latin America and the Caribbean : Country Diagnostic - El Salvador |
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Digital Economy for Latin America and the Caribbean : Country Diagnostic - El Salvador |
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Digital Economy for Latin America and the Caribbean : Country Diagnostic - El Salvador |
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Digital Economy for Latin America and the Caribbean : Country Diagnostic - El Salvador |
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digital economy for latin america and the caribbean : country diagnostic - el salvador |
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Washington, DC |
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