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What Datadory delivers from International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

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Communications Equipment World · Annual

ITU World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Database - Global & Regional Time Series

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Straight answers about International Telecommunication Union (ITU) data

How far back does ITU data go?

The global and regional aggregates run annually from 2005 through 2025. The agency separately maintains a historical archive reaching telegraph-era counts back to 1849, so a two-century arc exists if your analysis wants it; this collection covers the modern decades where every indicator family is populated.

Are these country-level numbers?

No. Every delivered row is an aggregate: World, an ITU region such as Africa or the Arab States, a World Bank income group, an LDC, LLDC or SIDS composition, or an urban/rural or female/male split of one of those. Country-level series exist in the wider corpus and can be quoted alongside any sample request.

Which regions does the ITU use, and do they match other bodies?

Six: Africa, the Americas, the Arab States, Asia-Pacific, CIS and Europe. They differ deliberately from continental groupings - the Arab States span two continents and CIS groups post-Soviet economies together - which is what makes them sharper demand basins than geographic convenience would produce.

How are missing observations handled?

Explicitly as unavailable, never silently as zero. Gaps are marked rather than estimated, so a blank cell in the coverage sheet means no reported figure exists for that region-year, not an unconnected population. Samples confirm which cells are populated for the exact indicators you name before anything ships.