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Abstract
In 2020-2021, the inaugural ADII 1.0 report offered a starting point for ASEAN to begin reviewing the progress of activities and initiatives driven by the ASEAN Digital Integration Framework (DIF).2 It also set the foundation to support and strengthen the path towards a single digital community for the digitaldriven future.
Today, this ADII 2.0 report provides an update on the status and progress of digital integration efforts in ASEAN, noting the changes observed since the publication of ADII 1.0. It provides an update of the ADII 1.0 database, examining the latest scores, tables, and charts for each of the ADII Indicators and Pillars at the ASEAN level (regional scores).
Where statistically significant changes are observed, the report analyzes and contextualizes the policy and regulatory developments that may have led to this evolution, as well as the potential ways ASEAN can respond to ensure it remains on the path to sustainable and equitable digital integration.
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| Language | English |
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