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Line 11: <!-- End of AfD message, feel free to edit beyond this point --> <!-- WP:SPAM violation, advert --> '''Digital Opportunity index (DOI)''' is an indicator of a nation's information and communication technology (ICT) capability, developed by the [[International Telecommunication Union]] (ITU), an agency of the [[United Nations]] (UN). DOI is a derived from a composite analysis of ~~many~~eleven ~~statistical~~key ~~data~~ICT ~~from~~indicators, and can be used to analyze the [[~~ITU~~digital divide]] between nations. The DOI has an approximately linear relationship with the [[~~HDI~~Human Development Index]], a key indicator used by the UN in comparing national well-being.▼ ~~More information can be obtained from the link below:~~ ==External links== * [http://www.itu.int/osg/spu/statistics/DOI/index.phtml ITU's website on DOI] ▲The DOI has an approximately linear relationship with the [[HDI]].

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