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Digital Enablers
The pillars that comprise the Digital Enablers dimension are foundational to digital economy maturity: Digital Infrastructure, Digital Capabilities, Digital Policy and Governance, and Digital Finance.
1 = data from DCO surveys
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
Score
(0–100, 100 is best)
Year-on-Year
Change
Change
Year-on-year change key:
: Performace improved
: Performace decreased
: No change
: New or not comparable
Country results
DEN average
Indicator
Data
Data
Digital Economy
Maturity Level
Maturity Level
Digital Infrastructure
DEN Average:
67.00
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Coverage
DEN Average:
78.0
0
100
Access to Electricity
2
Defined as the availability and provision of electrical power to households, communities, and businesses, allowing them to use electrical appliances and devices for various purposes. | Source: International Energy Agency (IEA) (trackingsdg7.esmap.org/downloads)
DEN Average:
94.9
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Coverage
DEN Average:
79.6
0
100
Population Covered by 3G Network
2
Defined as the percentage of inhabitants that are within range of at least a 3G mobile-cellular signal, irrespective of whether or not they are subscribers. This is calculated by dividing the number of inhabitants that are covered by at least a 3G mobile-cellular signal by the total population and multiplying by 100. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100095)
DEN Average:
97.8
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Population Covered by 4G Network
2
Defined as the percentage of inhabitants that are within range of at least a 4G/LTE mobile-cellular signal, irrespective of whether or not they are subscribers. This is calculated by dividing the number of inhabitants that are covered by at least a 4G/LTE mobile-cellular signal by the total population and multiplying by 100. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100095)
DEN Average:
96.2
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Population Covered by 5G Network
2
Defined as the percentage of inhabitants that are within range of at least a 5G mobile-cellular signal, irrespective of whether or not they are subscribers. This is calculated by dividing the number of inhabitants that are covered by at least a 5G mobile-cellular signal by the total population and multiplying by 100. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100095)
DEN Average:
45.4
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Bandwidth
DEN Average:
59.7
0
100
Fixed Broadband Speed
2
Defined as the speed at which data are transferred between a user’s device and a fixed point on the internet. Fixed broadband speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps) for both download and upload speed. Download speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from the internet to a user’s device, while upload speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from a user’s device to the internet. | Source: Ookla (speedtest.net/global-index)
DEN Average:
4.6
0
Megabytes per second
7
Mbps (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Internet Speed
2
Defined as the speed at which data are transferred between a user’s device and a cellular tower or other point on a mobile network. Mobile internet speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps) for both download and upload speed. Download speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from the mobile network to a user’s device, while upload speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from a user’s device to the mobile network. | Source: Ookla (speedtest.net/global-index)
DEN Average:
4.5
0
Megabytes per second
7
Mbps (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Affordability
DEN Average:
89.1
0
100
Smartphone Affordability
2
Defined as the price of the cheapest smartphone in the country, expressed as a percentage of the average monthly income in that country. | Source: Global Digital Inclusion Partnership (GDIP) (globaldigitalinclusion.org/2024/09/10/the-price-of-the-world-in-your-pocket-a-price-only-some-can-afford-2024)
DEN Average:
16.2
0
% of Average Income (lower is better)
100
% of average income
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Fixed Broadband Cost
2
Defined as the price of a monthly subscription to an entry-level fixed-broadband plan. It is calculated as a percentage of a country’s average monthly GNI per capita and is also presented in US dollars and purchasing power parities (PPPs). | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=34616)
DEN Average:
3.8
0
% of Average Income (lower is better)
45
% of average income
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Broadband Cost
2
Defined as the price of the data-only mobile broadband basket, based on a monthly usage of a minimum of 2GB, expressed as percentage of gross national income per capita. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=34617)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
% of Average Income (lower is better)
10
% of average income
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Infrastructure
DEN Average:
33.7
0
100
Number of Internet Exchange Points
2
Defined as the physical infrastructure that allows different internet service providers to exchange internet traffic between their networks. Internet exchange points (IXPs) can reduce the cost and latency of internet connectivity by keeping local traffic local instead of routing it through international links. | Source: PeeringDB (peeringdb.com/advanced_search)
DEN Average:
0.3
0
IXPs
2
per million people (rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Number of Data Centers
2
Defined as the number of facilities within a country that house servers, storage devices, and networking equipment that store and process data. | Source: Data Center Map (datacentermap.com/datacenters)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
Data Centers
4
per million people (rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Latency and Reliability
2
Defined as the availability of IPv6 connectivity among Google users | Source: Google (google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html)
DEN Average:
27.5
0
% of Availability
100
% of availability
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Super-Computing Resources
DEN Average:
33.3
0
100
High-Performance Computing Resources
2
Defined as computing systems that have exceptional processing power, memory capacity, and speed, enabling them to perform complex calculations and simulations at high levels of performance. High-performance computing resources are ranked based on the LINPACK benchmark, which measures the floating-point computing power of a system by solving a dense system of linear equations. | Source: TOP500 (top500.org/lists/top500/2025/06)
DEN Average:
0.6
0
High-Performance Computers (HPCs)
3
per PPP$ GDP (tn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
High-Performance Computing Total Capacity
2
Defined as the maximum capacity for complex processing by high-performance computing | Source: TOP500 (top500.org/lists/top500/2025/06)
DEN Average:
4.5
0
Tera-Floating Point Operations per second (TFLOPs)
14
per PPP$ GDP (tn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Capabilities
DEN Average:
62.70
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Digital Literacy, Skills, and Talent
DEN Average:
63.7
0
100
Adult Literacy Rate
2
Defined as the percentage of people ages 15 and above who can both read and write, as well as understand a short, simple statement about their everyday life. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (databrowser.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
91.9
0
% of Population (15+ years)
100
% of population over 15 that is literate
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Basic Digital Literacy
DEN Average:
71.0
0
100
Ability to Perform Basic Digital Operations
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q2: To what extent do you feel confident performing the following actions online using (any of) your digital devices?
from 'Not confident at all' to 'Completely confident': Using a web browser; Communicating with relatives, friends, or colleagues; Using social media (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WeChat, TikTok, etc.); Protecting your personal data (e.g. by means of passwords); Protecting your device from viruses or other possible computer infections.
DEN Average:
11.5
0
Highest score = Most Confident
16
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Basic ICT skills
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q3: Which of the following ICT tasks are you able to perform on (any of) your digital devices? Answered Yes to one or more: Send e-mails with attached files (e.g. documents, pictures, videos); Post messages online (e.g. social media, chat rooms, newsgroups or forums); Transfer files between devices (e.g. Airdrop, Wetransfer, digital cameras, mobile phone); Use word processing software (e.g. Word); Use spreadsheet software (e.g. Excel); Use software for creating presentations (e.g. Slides).
DEN Average:
3.5
0
Highest score = Most ICT Skills
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Education System to Teach Digital and Technological Skills
2
In your country, how well does the current education system meet the skills needs of a competitive economy? Digital and technology skills [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.2
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Government Strategy to Improve Digital Skills in the Public Sector
2
Is there a government strategy / program to improve digital skills in the public sector? 0= No, 1= Yes (Only strategy or program), 2= Yes (Both strategy and program) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
0= No, 1= Strategy or program, 2= Both
2
out of 2
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Advanced Digital Literacy
DEN Average:
52.3
0
100
Advanced ICT skills
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q3: Which of the following ICT tasks are you able to perform on (any of) your digital devices? Answered Yes to one or more: Download, installing, or changing settings of software, apps, or device operating systems; Create a website; Computer programming using a specialized language
DEN Average:
2.1
0
Highest score = Most ICT Skills
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Frequency of (Gen)AI usage by individuals
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q20: In the past 12 months, how frequently have you used Artificial Intelligence, including generative AI chatbots (e.g. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok, or others)?
Range from "Never as I don’t have access" to "Every day"
DEN Average:
2.9
0
Highest score = Most Frequent Usage of Gen(AI)
5
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
University Graduates in ICT Programs
2
Defined as the total number of university graduates who have completed ICT programs during their education. Expressed as a share of total tertiary education graduates. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (http://data.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
5.3
0
% of Tertiary Education Graduates
20
% of tertiary education graduates
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Talent Access and Diversity
DEN Average:
46.9
0
100
Foreign Labor Recruitment
2
In your country, to what extent can companies find people with the skills required to fill their vacancies by hiring foreign labour? [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.2
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Share of Female ICT Graduates
2
Defined as the total number of female university graduates who have completed ICT programs during their education. Expressed as a share of total tertiary education graduates. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (http://data.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
3.4
0
% of Tertiary Education Graduates
20
% of tertiary education graduates
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Privacy and Cybersecurity
DEN Average:
61.6
0
100
Protecting Personal Data
DEN Average:
60.6
0
100
Personal Data Protection Skills
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q9: Which of the following strategies, if any, do you use to protect yourself against cyber-crime? Selected one or more: Making sure emails/links/attachments are from a trustworthy source before opening them; Making sure only necessary personal details are publicly visible (by adjusting privacy settings on digital devices, using social media accounts or apps in private mode); Avoiding public Wi-Fi to access or transfer sensitive information; Using password manager software; Installing security software/firewall; Other cyber-safety measures. Did not select: I don’t take any active cyber-safety measures.
DEN Average:
2.5
0
Highest score = Most Data Protection Strategies
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Businesses Personal Data Protection
2
In your country, to what extent is there effective regulation that protects personal data held by private companies? [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.5
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cybersecurity
DEN Average:
62.5
0
100
Cybersecurity Capacity Development
2
Composite indicator from the Capacity Development pillar of ITU's Cybersecurity Index, measuring awareness campaigns, training, education, and incentives for the development of cybersecurity capabilities of the population | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (itu.int/en/ITU-D/Cybersecurity/Pages/global-cybersecurity-index.aspx)
DEN Average:
16.8
0
Composite Score from Global Cybersecurity Index
20
out of 20
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Security Incidents Exposure
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q11: In the last 12 months, have you experienced any of the following internet security incidents? Answered Yes to one more more:
Loss of information, time or damage to device, due to virus (e.g. Trojan, or worm); Cyber-bullying and/or other privacy violations (e.g. abuse of pictures, videos, personal data uploaded online); Financial loss as a result of receiving fraudulent messages (phishing) or getting redirected to fake websites asking for personal information (pharming); Financial loss due to fraudulent credit or debit card use; Received information that personal data was involved in a cybersecurity breach. Experienced a ransomware attack on computer or a service.
DEN Average:
2.8
0
Highest score = Most Incidents Exposted To
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Security Incidents Prevention
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q12: Which of the following actions do you take to prevent the security incident(s) mentioned in the previous question? Selected one or more: Changed password(s); Installed/subscribed to protection software; Stopped providing personal information on social networks; Notified an authority (e.g. Police, data protection authority, bank); Started reading carefully terms and conditions for online services. Other action taken. Did not select: No actions taken.
DEN Average:
2.0
0
Highest score = Most Prevention Actions Taken
5
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Verifying News from Online Sources
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q21: Do you verify the news and information you find online (including both from news websites, social media and output from generative AI chatbots)? Range from Never to Always
DEN Average:
1.7
0
Highest score = Most Times Online Sources are Verified
3
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Policy and Governance
DEN Average:
70.20
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Digital Governance
DEN Average:
67.8
0
100
Digital Administrative Operations
DEN Average:
76.5
0
100
Existence of Online Public Service Portal
2
Is there an online public service portal? (also called "One-Stop Shop" or similar) 0= No, 1 = Yes (Informational: Level 1 or 2), 2= Yes (Transactional: Level 3 or 4) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.8
0
0= No, 1= Informational, 2= Transactional
2
where 0 is No and 2 is yes, Fully
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Payment of Government Taxes, Bills, or Fees
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online payment of any government taxes, bills or fees. Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Permitting Applications
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online permit applications (e.g. construction permits, parking permits, recreational permits). Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
eProcurement
2
Is there an e-Procurement portal? 0= No, 1= Implementation in progress, 2= Yes (in use) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
2.0
0
0= No, 1= In draft, 2= Present
2
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cloud Platform Available for All Government Entities
2
Is there a shared cloud platform available for all government entities? 0= No, 1= Only cloud strategy/policy (no platform yet), 2= Yes (platform in use) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.5
0
0= No, 1= Strategy or policy, 2= Operational
2
out of 2
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital ID and Online Requests
DEN Average:
55.2
0
100
Digital ID System
2
From UCL's DataMap initiative, counts if the country claims to have a digital ID, whether it is active, enabled digital authentication, and is used by 2 more sectors. | Source: University College London (UCL) [DataMap] (dpimap.org/data)
DEN Average:
0.5
0
0= No, 1= Digital ID in use
1
where 0 is No and1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Licensing Requests
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online administrative licensing requests (e.g. residency, business licenses). Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Public Records Requests
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online public records requests. Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Open Data, Accountability, and Trust
DEN Average:
71.7
0
100
Open Data
2
The Open Data Inventory (ODIN) assesses the coverage and openness of official statistics to identify gaps, promote open data policies, improve access, and encourage dialogue between national statistical offices (NSOs) and data users. | Source: Open Data Inventory (odin.opendatawatch.com/Data/Download)
DEN Average:
65.7
0
Composite Score from Open Data Inventory
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Existence of an Open Government Portal
2
Is there an Open Government portal? 0= No, 1 = Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
0= No, 1= Yes
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Exchange Protocols
2
From UCL's DataMap initiative, counts if the country has active systems that are designed to exchange data across sectors. | Source: University College London (UCL) [DataMap] (dpimap.org/data)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Data exchange protocols present
1
where 0 is No and1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Trust in Government's Digital Infrastructure
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q22: To what extent do you trust the reliability of your government’s digital infrastructure (e.g., government online portals, digital ID systems, digital payment systems, etc.)? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
2.5
0
Highest score = Most Trust in Government's Digital Infrastructure
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Regulation
DEN Average:
72.5
0
100
General Regulatory Environment
DEN Average:
52.3
0
100
Overall Regulatory Quality
2
Defined as the ability of the government to formulate and implement sound policies and regulations that permit and promote private sector development. It is measured by an aggregate indicator that captures perceptions of the incidence of market-unfriendly policies such as price controls, inadequate bank supervision, and burdensome regulations on foreign trade and business development. | Source: World Bank (WB) (databank.worldbank.org/source/worldwide-governance-indicators)
DEN Average:
0.4
-2.5
Quality Estimate
2.5
where -3 is weakest and 3 is strongest
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Strength of AI Governance
2
Score from the Responsible AI Governance dimension of the Global Index on Responsible AI, measuring the extent to which a country has established and implements policies, frameworks, and oversight mechanisms to ensure the safe, transparent, accountable, and rights-respecting development and use of artificial intelligence. Captures elements such as a national AI policy, impact assessments, human oversight, responsibility and accountability, proportionality and non-harm principles, public procurement standards, transparency and explainability, access to remedy, and the safety, accuracy, and reliability of AI systems. | Source: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) (global-index.ai/methodology)
DEN Average:
30.8
0
Composite Score from Global Center on AI Governance
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data and Consumer Protection
DEN Average:
85.8
0
100
Data Protection and Privacy Legislations
2
Defined as a body of legal rules that regulates the collection, processing, storage, transfer, and use of personal data by public or private entities. Data protection and privacy legislations aim to protect the rights and freedoms of individuals with regard to their personal data, such as their right to access, rectify, erase, or object to the processing of their data. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/data-protection-and-privacy-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Existence of Consumer Protection Laws
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations that protect consumers from unfair or deceptive practices by businesses or other actors in the market. Consumer protection laws may cover various aspects of consumer transactions, such as product safety, quality standards, warranties, contracts, advertising, pricing, competition, dispute resolution, and redress mechanisms. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/online-consumer-protection-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Protection Authority
2
Identifies the presence of a Data Protection Authority within the country. | Source: Global Privacy Directory (iapp.org/resources/global-privacy-directory)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
0= No, 1= Authority present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Governance/ Management Authority
2
Is there a dedicated government entity in charge of data governance or data management? 0= No, 1= Planned / In progress, 2= Yes (Established) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
0=No, 1=Planned/In progress, 2=Yes/established
2
where 0 is No and 2 is Yes, Fully
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cybercrime and Intellectual Property
DEN Average:
79.5
0
100
Existence of Cybercrime Legislations
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations that address criminal activities committed in the digital realm or through the use of computer systems and networks. Cybercrime legislation offers a framework to combat various forms of criminal activities in the digital space, such as hacking, identity theft, online fraud, cyberbullying, and the spread of malware. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/cybercrime-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cybersecurity National Strategy and Authority
2
Composite indicator from the Organizational pillar of ITU's Cybersecurity Index, measuring national strategies and organizations implementing cybersecurity. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (itu.int/en/ITU-D/Cybersecurity/Pages/global-cybersecurity-index.aspx)
DEN Average:
17.7
0
Composite Score from Global Cybersecurity Index
20
out of 20
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Strength of Intellectual Property Rights
2
Defined as legal protections granted to individuals or entities for their intellectual inventions. They grant exclusive legal control over the use, reproduction, distribution, and exploitation of these inventions. | Source: Property Rights Alliance (internationalpropertyrightsindex.org)
DEN Average:
5.6
0
Composite Score from International Property Rights Index
10
out of 10
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Finance
DEN Average:
64.80
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Financial System Maturity
DEN Average:
56.7
0
100
General Financial System Development
2
This composite indicator measures how developed financial institutions and financial markets are in terms of their depth, access, and efficiency. These indices are aggregated into an overall index of financial development. | Source: International Monetary Fund (IMF) (data.imf.org)
DEN Average:
0.5
0
Composite Score from Financial Development Index
1
out of 1
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Payment System
2
From UCL's DataMap initiative, counts if the country has a payment system that is active and enables real-time transactions, whether it is operated by the country's monetary authority (Central Bank) entirely or partially. | Source: University College London (UCL) [DataMap] (dpimap.org/data)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Digital payment system available
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Financial Transactions
DEN Average:
65.1
0
100
Made Digital Payments
2
Defined as the percentage of respondents above 15 years old who report using a debit or credit card, a mobile phone, or mobile money to make a payment from an account; or who report using the internet to pay bills or to buy something online or in a store in the past year. This includes respondents who report paying bills or sending remittances directly from a financial institution account or through a mobile money account in the past year. | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/publication/globalfindex/download-data)
DEN Average:
0.60
0
Population >15 who made digital payments
1
out of 1, share of respondents who made any digital payment
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Merchant Payments
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q16.1: Follow up if not (a) Never, how do you pay for online goods or services? Range from Exclusively online to Never online, only on delivery
DEN Average:
0.70
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used digital payments when buying online
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Digital Banking and Finance
DEN Average:
72.6
0
100
Access to Online Banking Services
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q19: In the last 12 months, which of the following online services have you used, if any? Online banking services. Yes or No
DEN Average:
0.90
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who accessed online banking services
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Socioeconomic Divide in Access to Digital Finance
DEN Average:
59.7
0
100
Difference in Digital Payments Made between the Richest and the Poorest
2
Defined as the difference between the percentage of respondents above 15 years old falling in the highest 60% within-economy household income quintile versus lowest 40% within-economy household income quintile who report using a debit or credit card, a mobile phone, or mobile money to make a payment from an account; or who report using the internet to pay bills or to buy something online or in a store in the past year. This includes respondents who report paying bills or sending remittances directly from a financial institution account or through a mobile money account in the past year. | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/publication/globalfindex/download-data)
DEN Average:
0.1
0
% points (lower is better)
0.5
% points difference
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Rural-urban Gap of Digital Merchants Payment
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q16.1: Follow up if not (a) Never, how do you pay for online goods or services?
DEN Average:
1.00
0.7
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of rural to urban respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Business
The Digital Business dimension pillars are ICT Core Business, Industry Digital Transformation and Digital Innovation.
1 = data from DCO surveys
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
Score
(0–100, 100 is best)
Year-on-Year
Change
Change
Year-on-year change key:
: Performace improved
: Performace decreased
: No change
: New or not comparable
Country results
DEN average
Indicator
Data
Data
Digital Economy
Maturity Level
Maturity Level
ICT Core Business
DEN Average:
58.70
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
ICT Core Business Regulation
DEN Average:
85.0
0
100
ICT Companies Regulation
2
Counts the total number of distinct policy, regulatory, or innovation concepts related to future digital economies actively monitored across countries. Reflects the breadth of foresight in digital development. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (app.gen5.digital/tracker/metrics)
DEN Average:
83.1
0
Composite Score from ICT Regulatory Tracker
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Market Openness for ISP Companies
2
Defined as the degree of competition and regulatory conditions within a country's telecommunications and internet service market, including various factors such as entry barriers, access to infrastructure, regulatory framework, transparency and fairness, or consumer rights. Measured at 3 levels: complete openess, partial, and monopoly. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100045ands=2667)
DEN Average:
0.70
0
0=Monopoly, 0.5= Partial, 0.75= Full Competition
0.75
out of 0.75
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Tariffs on ICT Goods
2
Defined as the average estimated tariffs of importing into a given country. Tariff data available is uniquely based on the minimum rates applied by the importing country, i.e., Most-Favored Nation (MFN): the lowest non-discriminatory rates countries apply under WTO rules. | Source: International Trade Centre (ITC) [TradeMap] (trademap.org)
DEN Average:
4.3
0
% of Value (for most-favored nation)
20
% average tariff, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Other Barriers to ICT Goods Trade
2
Defined as the count of all non-tariff measures (NTMs) on digitally-enabled goods by country. NTMs consists of those such as: anti-dumping [ADP], countervailing, safeguards, technical barriers to trade, quotas, and export subsidies. Measures in effect at the time of data collection, whether bilateral or applied to all countries. | Source: World Trade Organization (WTO) (i-tip.wto.org/goods/Forms/MemberView.aspx?mode=modify&action=search)
DEN Average:
36.4
0
Non-Tariff Measures (NTMs)
500
NTMs, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Hardware
DEN Average:
44.4
0
100
Medium and High-tech Exports
2
Defined as the percentage of merchandise exports that are classified as medium and high-technology products. Medium and high-technology products are products with high RandD intensity, such as aerospace, computers, pharmaceuticals, scientific instruments, and electrical machinery. Expressed as percentage of total manufactured exports. | Source: United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) (stat.unido.org/data/download?dataset=cip)
DEN Average:
39.8
0
% of Manufactured Exports
100
% of manufactured exports
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
ICT Goods Imports
2
Defined as the percentage of total merchandise imports that are classified as information and communication technology (ICT) goods. ICT goods include telecommunications equipment, computers and peripheral equipment, electronic components, audio and video equipment, and other ICT goods. Expressed as percentage of total merchandise trade. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctadstat.unctad.org/datacentre/dataviewer/US.IctGoodsShare)
DEN Average:
7.1
0
% of Merchandise Trade
100
% of merchandise trade
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Software
DEN Average:
47.9
0
100
Net ICT Services Exports
2
Defined as the value of exports minus the value of imports in the ICT services, in current US dollars. ICT services include computer and information services, telecommunications services, and other information services. Expressed as percentage of total service trade. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctadstat.unctad.org/datacentre/dataviewer/US.TradeServCatTotal)
DEN Average:
4.0
0
% of Service Trade
100
% of service trade
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
GitHub Software Commits
2
Defined as the total number of code commits made to GitHub repositories by users in a country during a given period, divided by that country's population (in millions). Measures the volume of software development. | Source: GitHub (github.com/github/innovationgraph/blob/main/data/git_pushes.csv)
DEN Average:
11.3
0
Additions/modifications to GitHub repositories
15
per million population (rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Telecommunications
DEN Average:
57.6
0
100
Revenue from all Telecommunication Services
2
Defined as the revenue generated by all telecommunication services in a given country or region. Telecommunication services include fixed telephone, mobile cellular, fixed broadband, mobile broadband, and other telecommunication services. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=349)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
% of USD$ GDP
2
% of USD$ GDP (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Bandwidth Usage per Internet User
DEN Average:
76.7
0
100
Fixed Broadband Bandwidth Usage per Internet User
2
Defined as the amount of data transmitted and received by an individual over a fixed broadband connection, measured in megabytes. Fixed broadband encompasses high-speed internet usage delivered through wired technologies such as cable, fiber-optic, or Ethernet. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=13067)
DEN Average:
8.0
0
Megabytes
10
Mb (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Internet Bandwidth Usage per Internet User
2
Defined as the amount of data transmitted and received by an individual over a mobile internet connection domestically, measured in megabytes. This encompasses internet access via wireless networks such as cellular technology. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=13068)
DEN Average:
4.4
0
Megabytes
7
Mb (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Subscribers
DEN Average:
61.3
0
100
Fixed Broadband Subscription
2
Defined as the number of fixed subscriptions to high-speed access to the public Internet (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol connection), at downstream speeds equal to, or greater than, 256 kbit/s. This includes cable modem, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), fiber-to-the-home/building, other fixed (wired)-broadband subscriptions, satellite broadband, and terrestrial fixed wireless broadband. Expressed as percentage of the population. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=19303)
DEN Average:
22.7
0
% of Population
50
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Cellular Subscription
2
Defined as the number of fixed subscriptions to high-speed access to the public Internet (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol connection), at downstream speeds equal to, or greater than, 256 kbit/s. This includes cable modem, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), fiber-to-the-home/building, other fixed (wired)-broadband subscriptions, satellite broadband, and terrestrial fixed wireless broadband. Expressed as percentage of the population. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=178&u=per+100+people)
DEN Average:
125.4
0
% of Population
200
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Industry Digital Transformation
DEN Average:
62.90
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Industry Digital Transformation Regulation
DEN Average:
74.9
0
100
Digital Transformation Regulation
2
Measures how many key digital economy concepts are assessed comparatively across countries, enabling cross-national benchmarking of future-readiness through intra and international collaboration. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (app.gen5.digital/benchmark/metrics)
DEN Average:
66.9
0
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Existence of eCommerce Laws
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations that facilitate e-commerce by providing a legal framework for recognizing electronic communications, electronic records, and electronic signatures. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/e-transactions-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Customs Online Service Portal (single window)
2
Is there a Customs online service portal (single window)? 0= No, 1= Implementation in progress, 2= Yes (in use) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.8
0
0=Monopoly, 1= In progress, 2= Operational
2
out of 2
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Presence of Restrictions to Digitally-delivered Services Trade
2
Composite indicator from the Services Trade Restrictiveness Index of the WTO, the share-weighted sum of policy restrictions across five policy areas: foreign entry, movement of people, barriers to competition, regulatory transparency, and “other discriminatory measures”, for each digitally-delivered service sector in a country (Mode 1). An STRI of 100 means that the subsector/mode is completely closed to foreign services and service suppliers. | Source: World Trade Organization (WTO) (itip-services-worldbank.wto.org/STRIDashboard.aspx)
DEN Average:
62.1
0
Composite Score: Services Trade Restrictiveness Index
100
out of 100, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Business Services
DEN Average:
50.6
0
100
Domain Registrations
2
Defined as the number of registered domain names under various top-level domains (TLDs). TLDs are segments of domain names that appear at the end of web addresses, such as .com, .org, .net, .edu, etc. Domain registrations reflect the number of active domain names at a given point in time. | Source: Domain Name Stat (domainnamestat.com/statistics/country/others)
DEN Average:
0.5
0
domains registered
3
per PPP$ GDP (millions, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Frequency of e-Commerce Participation
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q16: How frequently do you purchase goods or services online? Range from Never to Every day. Follow up if not (a) Never, how do you pay for online goods or services? Range from Exclusively online tp Never online, only on delivery.
DEN Average:
2.2
0
Highest score = Most Usage of e-Commerce
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Scope of e-Commerce Purchases
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q17: In the last 12 months, which of the following types of goods/ products have you purchased online? Answered Yes for one or more: Books, magazines or newspapers ; Clothing, footwear, accessories; Cosmetics and beauty products; Entertainment media (e.g. movies, images, video games, music products); Computer software (includes upgrades and paid apps; not games) ; Financial products (including shares and insurance)
g. Food, groceries, alcohol or tobacco; Medicine; Tickets or bookings for entertainment events (sports, theatre, concerts, etc.) ; Travel products (travel tickets, accommodation, vehicle hire etc.) ; Other, please specify
DEN Average:
5.0
0
Highest score = Most Products Purchased Through e-Commerce
9
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Postal Development
2
Composite indicator that measures the performance (reach, relevance, and resilience) and reliability of national postal systems. Used as a proxy for e-commerce fulfillment capacity, especially in countries where alternative logistics data is sparse. The Integrated Index for Postal Development (2IPD) also includes supplementary scores for environmental decoupling and data quality. | Source: Universal Postal Union (UPU) (upu.int/en/universal-postal-union/activities/research-publications/integrated-index-for-postal-development)
DEN Average:
62.2
0
Composite score: Integrated Index for Postal Development
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digitally-delivered Services Exports
2
Defined as the (estimated) amount of services exports traded through computer networks, such as the Internet, apps, emails, voice and video calls, and digital intermediation platforms. Expressed as percentage of the country's GDP. | Source: World Trade Organization (WTO) (wto.org/english/res_e/statis_e/gstdh_digital_services_e.htm)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
% of USD$ GDP
5
% of USD$ GDP (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Platforms Use
DEN Average:
63.2
0
100
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Transportation, Mobility, and Logistics
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: transportation, mobility, and logistics? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
5.0
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Hotels, Restaurants, and Leisure Activities Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: Hotels, restaurants, and leisure activities? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
5.0
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Care and Healthcare Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: Care and healthcare? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.2
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Education Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service?: Education [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.5
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Financial Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service?: Financial [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
5.3
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Professional Services Including Technology Support
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: professional services including technology support? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.7
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Innovation
DEN Average:
51.30
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Digital Innovation Regulation
DEN Average:
71.9
0
100
National Strategy on Innovative / Disruptive Technologies
2
Does the government have a national strategy on disruptive / innovative technologies? 0= No, 1= In draft / Planned, 2= Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.5
0
0=No, 1= In progress, 2= Yes
2
where 0 is No and 2 is Yes, Fully
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Policy to Support GovTech Startups and Private Sector Investments
2
Is there a government policy to support GovTech startups and private sector investments? 0= No, 1= Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Policy present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Startup Environment
DEN Average:
43.1
0
100
New Business Density
2
Defined as the new limited liability corporations (or its equivalent) registered in the latest calendar year. Expressed per 1,000 people ages 15-64. | Source: World Bank (WB) (data.worldbank.org/indicator/IC.BUS.NDNS.ZS)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
New Businesses registered
4
per 1000 people ages 15-64 (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Growth of Innovative Companies
2
In your country, to what extent do new companies with innovative ideas grow rapidly and can disrupt established firms in their markets? [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.1
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Venture Capital Availability
2
In your country, how easy is it for start-up entrepreneurs with innovative but risky projects to obtain equity funding? [1 = Extremely difficult; 7 = Extremely easy] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
3.5
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Unicorn Companies Valuation
2
Defined as the total valuation of headquartered unicorn (privately-held startups valued at over than $1m US dollars currently) companies within a country. Expressed as percentage of the country's GDP. | Source: Crunchbase (news.crunchbase.com/unicorn-company-list)
DEN Average:
0.6
0
% of USD$ GDP
4
% of USD$ GDP (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Research and Development
DEN Average:
39.0
0
100
R&D Spending
2
Defined as the gross expenditure on Research and Development from the private and public sectors. Expressed as percentage of the country's GDP. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (databrowser.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
% of GDP (logarithm)
2
% of GDP
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
PCT Digital Patent Publications
2
Defined as the total publication of patents in the fields of electrical machinery, apparatus, energy; audio-visual technology; telecommunications; digital communication; computer technology; IT methods for management; and semiconductors (digital-related), filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)—an international patent law treaty that provides a unified procedure for filing patent applications in 157 countries. | Source: World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) (www3.wipo.int/ipstats/pmh-search/pct)
DEN Average:
0.2
0
Total Patent Publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled)
5
patent publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Scientific Publications in Computer Science and Frontier Technologies
DEN Average:
61.1
0
100
Journal Publications in the Field of Computer Science
2
Refers to articles and research papers published in academic journals dedicated to topics in the field of computer science and related sub-fields. | Source: Scimago Journal and Country Rank (scimagojr.com/countryrank.php)
DEN Average:
3.6
0
Journal Publications per PPP$ GDP
6
journal publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Scientific Publications on Frontier Technologies
2
Refers to articles and research papers published in academic journals dedicated to topics in the field of frontier technologies. | Source: SCOPUS (elsevier.com/products/scopus/data#2-scopus-apis)
DEN Average:
2.4
0
Scientific Publications per PPP$ GDP
5
scientific publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled,logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Society
The Digital Society dimension includes the pillars related to the digital aspects of Health and Education, Work and Training, Social Inclusion and Sustainability.
1 = data from DCO surveys
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
Score
(0–100, 100 is best)
Year-on-Year
Change
Change
Year-on-year change key:
: Performace improved
: Performace decreased
: No change
: New or not comparable
Country results
DEN average
Indicator
Data
Data
Digital Economy
Maturity Level
Maturity Level
Digital for Health and Education
DEN Average:
69.10
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Digital for Health
DEN Average:
68.1
0
100
Legal, Technical, and Policy Framework for Digital Health
DEN Average:
35.4
0
100
Digital Health Framework for Data Protection, Privacy, Confidentiality, and Device Compliance
2
Composite indicator from Pillar 3 of the Digital Health Monitor, measuring the presence of a law on data security relevant to digital health, the presence a law to protect individual privacy, governing ownership, consent, access and sharing of individually identifiable digital health data, and the presence of protocols, policies, frameworks or accepted processes governing the clinical and patient care use of connected medical devices and health services. | Source: World Health Organization (WHO) (monitor.digitalhealthmonitor.org/indicators_info#Legislation,_Policy,%20and%20Compliance)
DEN Average:
4
1
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
5
out of 5
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Health Workforce Development
2
Composite indicator from Pillar 4 of the Digital Health Monitor, measuring digital health workforce training (pre and pos-deployment), digital health integration the workplace, and career paths. | Source: World Health Organization (WHO) (monitor.digitalhealthmonitor.org/indicators_info#Legislation,_Policy,%20and%20Compliance)
DEN Average:
1
1
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
5
out of 5
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Standards and Interoperability for Digital Health
2
Composite indicator from Pillar 5 of the Digital Health Monitor, measuring national digital health framework availability, information exchange and standards. | Source: World Health Organization (WHO) (monitor.digitalhealthmonitor.org/indicators_info#Legislation,_Policy,%20and%20Compliance)
DEN Average:
1
1
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
5
out of 5, where 5 means most novel, comprehensive stage
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Digital Health
DEN Average:
82.9
0
100
Booking a Doctor Consult Online
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Online booking system to schedule a medical appointment? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
0.90
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who booked a doctor consultation online
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Participating in a Remote Interaction with a Doctor
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Remote medical consultation (e.g. via telephone, video conferencing, or other communications media)? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
0.80
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who have used telemedicine interactions
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Health Access
DEN Average:
86.0
0
100
Booking a Doctor Consult Online: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Online booking system to schedule a medical appointment? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents who booked a doctor consult online
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Participating in a Remote Interaction with a Doctor: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Remote medical consultation (e.g. via telephone, video conferencing, or other communications media)? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents who had remote interaction with doctor
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Education
DEN Average:
70.1
0
100
Digital Access to Education
DEN Average:
74.8
0
100
Digitally-enabled Access to Education
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.5
0
Highest score = Completely Accessed Education Opportunities Online
2
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Online Resources and Training for Studies
DEN Average:
71.0
0
100
Access to Online Resources to Study Effectively
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you have access to the technical resources you need to perform your studies effectively? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.30
0
Share of survey respondents
2
out of 2, share of respondents who completely accessed online resources for studies through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training for Studies
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to study? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.50
0
Share of survey respondents
2
out of 2, share of respondents who completely accessed training for studies through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Education
DEN Average:
64.4
0
100
Digital Access to Education: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.0
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Online Resources to Study Effectively: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you have access to the technical resources you need to perform your studies effectively? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training for Studies: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to study? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Work and Training
DEN Average:
65.40
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Digitally-enabled Access to Opportunities
DEN Average:
64.8
0
100
Digital Economy Jobs
DEN Average:
57.2
0
100
Impact of the Online Gig Economy on Working Conditions
2
In your country, what is the impact of the online gig economy on working conditions (e.g. working time, remuneration stability)? [1=Significantly worsens working conditions; 7=Significantly improves working conditions] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.4
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Access to Employment and Training
DEN Average:
54.9
0
100
Digitally-enabled Access to Employment Opportunities
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access employment/study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.3
0
Survey score
2
out of 2 (2=completely accessed employment opportunities through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Work-related Training
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q8: In the last 12 months, have you engaged in any online course leading to a certificate or formal degree? Yes, No, Not applicable
DEN Average:
0.4
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Access to Opportunities
DEN Average:
82.4
0
100
Digitally-enabled Access to Employment Opportunities: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access employment/study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Work-related Training: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q8: In the last 12 months, have you engaged in any online course leading to a certificate or formal degree? Yes, No, Not applicable
DEN Average:
1.10
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Workplace
DEN Average:
65.9
0
100
Workplace Digitalization
DEN Average:
67.6
0
100
Digitalization of the Workplace
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, has your employer been introducing new digital technologies into the workplace? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.2
0
Highest score = Completely Had Access to Online Resources at Work
2
average of survey respondents (highest=completely accessed online resources for work through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training at Work
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to work? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.5
0
Highest score = Completely Received Digital Training at Work
2
average of survey respondents (highest=completely accessed training for work through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Workplace Digitalization
DEN Average:
74.2
0
100
Digitalization of the Workplace: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, has your employer been introducing new digital technologies into the workplace? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training at Work: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to work? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Flexibility of Working Arrangements
2
In your country, to what extent do companies offer flexible working arrangements such as remote, hybrid and part-time work? [1=Not at all; 7= To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.4
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Social Inclusion
DEN Average:
75.50
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Internet Access
DEN Average:
81.7
0
100
Access to the Internet
2
Refers to the proportion of individuals who accessed the Internet from any location in the last three months. Access can be via a fixed or mobile network. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=11624)
DEN Average:
81.7
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Inclusion
DEN Average:
73.9
0
100
Rural Population Gap
DEN Average:
65.5
0
100
Rural-urban Gap of Basic ICT Skills
DEN Average:
0.90
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of rural to urban respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gap
DEN Average:
82.5
0
100
Gender Gap of Basic ICT Skills
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Age Gap
DEN Average:
79.3
0
100
Age Gap of Basic ICT Skills
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of old to young respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Accessibility
DEN Average:
68.1
0
100
Presence of Web Accessibility Laws
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations related to web accessibility that require or encourage websites and web applications to be accessible and usable by people with disabilities. | Source: Web Accessibility Initiative (W3C) (w3.org/WAI/policies)
DEN Average:
0.4
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Universal Access/Service Policy
2
Defined as whether a country has a policy or a legal framework that aims to provide universal access or service to ICTs for all citizens, especially those in rural, remote, and underserved areas. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100091ands=4330)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Policy present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Social Connectivity and Civic Engagement
DEN Average:
70.9
0
100
Digital Social Connections
DEN Average:
83.5
0
100
Connection with Family and Friends
DEN Average:
1.00
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Meeting New People
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cultural and Entertainment Activities
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Civil Society Digital Participation
DEN Average:
65.7
0
100
E-Participation Index
2
The E-Participation Index (EPI) is a supplementary index to the United Nations E-Government Survey that measures the extent and quality of online citizen participation in public policy making. The EPI is composed of three components: e-information, e-consultation, and e-decision making. These reflect different levels of engagement between governments and citizens through online platforms. | Source: United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) (publicadministration.un.org/egovkb/Data-Center)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
Composite Score from E-Participation Index
1
out of 1, where 1 means information, consultation, and decision-making mechamisms are digitally available
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
National Platforms for Citizens Participation in Policy Decision-making
2
Are there national platforms that allow citizens to participate in policy decision-making? 0= No, 1 = Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
0= No, 1= Platform present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Social Activism
DEN Average:
0.6
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Social Connectivity
DEN Average:
63.7
0
100
Connection with Family and Friends: Gender Gap
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Meeting New People: Gender Gap
DEN Average:
0.90
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Social Activism: Gender Gap
DEN Average:
0.90
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Sustainability
DEN Average:
61.30
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Maturity Level:
to
Circular Economy
DEN Average:
61.0
0
100
Digital Shared Mobility
DEN Average:
84.3
0
100
Use of Carsharing Apps to Carpool or Other Shared Mobility Services
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Apps to Access Public Transport (City Bikes, Tram/ Metro Online Tickets)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Ecological Footprint Reduction
DEN Average:
75.6
0
100
Use of Platforms/Apps to Purchase Second Hand/ Recycled Goods
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used peer-to-peer (P2P) sales apps
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digitalized Goods and Services to Reduce Paper Trail
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used digital goods and services in favor of physical counterparts
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Sustainability Activism
DEN Average:
0.50
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used the internet to participate in sustainability activism
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Environmental Policy Instruments in ICT Sector
2
Defined as the count of total policy instruments for environmental protection, restoration, and preservation within the ICT sector. Covers 5 types of policy instruments: taxes and fees, environmentally beneficial subsidies and payments, tradable permits and offsets, deposit refund schemes, and voluntary approaches across 22 environmental domains. | Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) (oecd-main.shinyapps.io/pinedatabase)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Number of Policy Instruments
35
policy instruments
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Energy Efficiency and e-Waste
DEN Average:
61.7
0
100
Energy Efficiency
DEN Average:
52.8
0
100
Use of Smart Meters to Track and Reduce Domestic Energy Consumption
DEN Average:
0.70
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who use smart meters at home
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Renewables Share in Energy Mix
2
Defined as the share of electricity production generated from renewable sources within a country, excluding biomass. Renewable sources considered include photovoltaic (solar), eolic (wind), tidal, geothermal, and hydropower. | Source: Ember (ember-energy.org/data/electricity-data-explorer/?fuel=res)
DEN Average:
33.4
0
% of electricity production
100
% of electricity production
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
e-Waste
DEN Average:
70.6
0
100
National e-Waste Legislation
2
Defined as the existence of a national policy or legislation on the proper management of eWaste. | Source: United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) (ewastemonitor.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/GEM_2024_EN_11_NOV-web.pdf)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
eWaste Generated per Capita
2
Defined as the amount of eWaste generated per capita (kg) within a country. | Source: United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) (ewastemonitor.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/GEM_2024_EN_11_NOV-web.pdf)
DEN Average:
11.9
0
Kilograms per Capita
30
kg per capita, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Waste and Recycling Online Inquiries
DEN Average:
0.80
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who accessed information about sustainability-related services
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Enablers
The pillars that comprise the Digital Enablers dimension are foundational to digital economy maturity: Digital Infrastructure, Digital Capabilities, Digital Policy and Governance, and Digital Finance.
1 = data from DCO surveys
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
Score
(0–100, 100 is best)
Country results
DEN average
Indicator
Data
Data
Digital Infrastructure
DEN Average:
67.00
0
50
60
70
80
100
Coverage
DEN Average:
78.0
0
100
Access to Electricity
2
Defined as the availability and provision of electrical power to households, communities, and businesses, allowing them to use electrical appliances and devices for various purposes. | Source: International Energy Agency (IEA) (trackingsdg7.esmap.org/downloads)
DEN Average:
94.9
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Coverage
DEN Average:
79.6
0
100
Population Covered by 3G Network
2
Defined as the percentage of inhabitants that are within range of at least a 3G mobile-cellular signal, irrespective of whether or not they are subscribers. This is calculated by dividing the number of inhabitants that are covered by at least a 3G mobile-cellular signal by the total population and multiplying by 100. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100095)
DEN Average:
97.8
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Population Covered by 4G Network
2
Defined as the percentage of inhabitants that are within range of at least a 4G/LTE mobile-cellular signal, irrespective of whether or not they are subscribers. This is calculated by dividing the number of inhabitants that are covered by at least a 4G/LTE mobile-cellular signal by the total population and multiplying by 100. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100095)
DEN Average:
96.2
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Population Covered by 5G Network
2
Defined as the percentage of inhabitants that are within range of at least a 5G mobile-cellular signal, irrespective of whether or not they are subscribers. This is calculated by dividing the number of inhabitants that are covered by at least a 5G mobile-cellular signal by the total population and multiplying by 100. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100095)
DEN Average:
45.4
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Bandwidth
DEN Average:
59.7
0
100
Fixed Broadband Speed
2
Defined as the speed at which data are transferred between a user’s device and a fixed point on the internet. Fixed broadband speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps) for both download and upload speed. Download speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from the internet to a user’s device, while upload speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from a user’s device to the internet. | Source: Ookla (speedtest.net/global-index)
DEN Average:
4.6
0
Megabytes per second
7
Mbps (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Internet Speed
2
Defined as the speed at which data are transferred between a user’s device and a cellular tower or other point on a mobile network. Mobile internet speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps) for both download and upload speed. Download speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from the mobile network to a user’s device, while upload speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from a user’s device to the mobile network. | Source: Ookla (speedtest.net/global-index)
DEN Average:
4.5
0
Megabytes per second
7
Mbps (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Affordability
DEN Average:
89.1
0
100
Smartphone Affordability
2
Defined as the price of the cheapest smartphone in the country, expressed as a percentage of the average monthly income in that country. | Source: Global Digital Inclusion Partnership (GDIP) (globaldigitalinclusion.org/2024/09/10/the-price-of-the-world-in-your-pocket-a-price-only-some-can-afford-2024)
DEN Average:
16.2
0
% of Average Income (lower is better)
100
% of average income
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Fixed Broadband Cost
2
Defined as the price of a monthly subscription to an entry-level fixed-broadband plan. It is calculated as a percentage of a country’s average monthly GNI per capita and is also presented in US dollars and purchasing power parities (PPPs). | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=34616)
DEN Average:
3.8
0
% of Average Income (lower is better)
45
% of average income
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Broadband Cost
2
Defined as the price of the data-only mobile broadband basket, based on a monthly usage of a minimum of 2GB, expressed as percentage of gross national income per capita. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=34617)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
% of Average Income (lower is better)
10
% of average income
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Infrastructure
DEN Average:
33.7
0
100
Number of Internet Exchange Points
2
Defined as the physical infrastructure that allows different internet service providers to exchange internet traffic between their networks. Internet exchange points (IXPs) can reduce the cost and latency of internet connectivity by keeping local traffic local instead of routing it through international links. | Source: PeeringDB (peeringdb.com/advanced_search)
DEN Average:
0.3
0
IXPs
2
per million people (rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Number of Data Centers
2
Defined as the number of facilities within a country that house servers, storage devices, and networking equipment that store and process data. | Source: Data Center Map (datacentermap.com/datacenters)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
Data Centers
4
per million people (rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Latency and Reliability
2
Defined as the availability of IPv6 connectivity among Google users | Source: Google (google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html)
DEN Average:
27.5
0
% of Availability
100
% of availability
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Super-Computing Resources
DEN Average:
33.3
0
100
High-Performance Computing Resources
2
Defined as computing systems that have exceptional processing power, memory capacity, and speed, enabling them to perform complex calculations and simulations at high levels of performance. High-performance computing resources are ranked based on the LINPACK benchmark, which measures the floating-point computing power of a system by solving a dense system of linear equations. | Source: TOP500 (top500.org/lists/top500/2025/06)
DEN Average:
0.6
0
High-Performance Computers (HPCs)
3
per PPP$ GDP (tn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
High-Performance Computing Total Capacity
2
Defined as the maximum capacity for complex processing by high-performance computing | Source: TOP500 (top500.org/lists/top500/2025/06)
DEN Average:
4.5
0
Tera-Floating Point Operations per second (TFLOPs)
14
per PPP$ GDP (tn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Capabilities
DEN Average:
62.70
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Literacy, Skills, and Talent
DEN Average:
63.7
0
100
Adult Literacy Rate
2
Defined as the percentage of people ages 15 and above who can both read and write, as well as understand a short, simple statement about their everyday life. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (databrowser.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
91.9
0
% of Population (15+ years)
100
% of population over 15 that is literate
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Basic Digital Literacy
DEN Average:
71.0
0
100
Ability to Perform Basic Digital Operations
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q2: To what extent do you feel confident performing the following actions online using (any of) your digital devices?
from 'Not confident at all' to 'Completely confident': Using a web browser; Communicating with relatives, friends, or colleagues; Using social media (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WeChat, TikTok, etc.); Protecting your personal data (e.g. by means of passwords); Protecting your device from viruses or other possible computer infections.
DEN Average:
11.5
0
Highest score = Most Confident
16
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Basic ICT skills
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q3: Which of the following ICT tasks are you able to perform on (any of) your digital devices? Answered Yes to one or more: Send e-mails with attached files (e.g. documents, pictures, videos); Post messages online (e.g. social media, chat rooms, newsgroups or forums); Transfer files between devices (e.g. Airdrop, Wetransfer, digital cameras, mobile phone); Use word processing software (e.g. Word); Use spreadsheet software (e.g. Excel); Use software for creating presentations (e.g. Slides).
DEN Average:
3.5
0
Highest score = Most ICT Skills
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Education System to Teach Digital and Technological Skills
2
In your country, how well does the current education system meet the skills needs of a competitive economy? Digital and technology skills [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.2
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Government Strategy to Improve Digital Skills in the Public Sector
2
Is there a government strategy / program to improve digital skills in the public sector? 0= No, 1= Yes (Only strategy or program), 2= Yes (Both strategy and program) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
0= No, 1= Strategy or program, 2= Both
2
out of 2
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Advanced Digital Literacy
DEN Average:
52.3
0
100
Advanced ICT skills
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q3: Which of the following ICT tasks are you able to perform on (any of) your digital devices? Answered Yes to one or more: Download, installing, or changing settings of software, apps, or device operating systems; Create a website; Computer programming using a specialized language
DEN Average:
2.1
0
Highest score = Most ICT Skills
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Frequency of (Gen)AI usage by individuals
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q20: In the past 12 months, how frequently have you used Artificial Intelligence, including generative AI chatbots (e.g. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok, or others)?
Range from "Never as I don’t have access" to "Every day"
DEN Average:
2.9
0
Highest score = Most Frequent Usage of Gen(AI)
5
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
University Graduates in ICT Programs
2
Defined as the total number of university graduates who have completed ICT programs during their education. Expressed as a share of total tertiary education graduates. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (http://data.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
5.3
0
% of Tertiary Education Graduates
20
% of tertiary education graduates
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Talent Access and Diversity
DEN Average:
46.9
0
100
Foreign Labor Recruitment
2
In your country, to what extent can companies find people with the skills required to fill their vacancies by hiring foreign labour? [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.2
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Share of Female ICT Graduates
2
Defined as the total number of female university graduates who have completed ICT programs during their education. Expressed as a share of total tertiary education graduates. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (http://data.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
3.4
0
% of Tertiary Education Graduates
20
% of tertiary education graduates
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Privacy and Cybersecurity
DEN Average:
61.6
0
100
Protecting Personal Data
DEN Average:
60.6
0
100
Personal Data Protection Skills
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q9: Which of the following strategies, if any, do you use to protect yourself against cyber-crime? Selected one or more: Making sure emails/links/attachments are from a trustworthy source before opening them; Making sure only necessary personal details are publicly visible (by adjusting privacy settings on digital devices, using social media accounts or apps in private mode); Avoiding public Wi-Fi to access or transfer sensitive information; Using password manager software; Installing security software/firewall; Other cyber-safety measures. Did not select: I don’t take any active cyber-safety measures.
DEN Average:
2.5
0
Highest score = Most Data Protection Strategies
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Businesses Personal Data Protection
2
In your country, to what extent is there effective regulation that protects personal data held by private companies? [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.5
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cybersecurity
DEN Average:
62.5
0
100
Cybersecurity Capacity Development
2
Composite indicator from the Capacity Development pillar of ITU's Cybersecurity Index, measuring awareness campaigns, training, education, and incentives for the development of cybersecurity capabilities of the population | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (itu.int/en/ITU-D/Cybersecurity/Pages/global-cybersecurity-index.aspx)
DEN Average:
16.8
0
Composite Score from Global Cybersecurity Index
20
out of 20
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Security Incidents Exposure
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q11: In the last 12 months, have you experienced any of the following internet security incidents? Answered Yes to one more more:
Loss of information, time or damage to device, due to virus (e.g. Trojan, or worm); Cyber-bullying and/or other privacy violations (e.g. abuse of pictures, videos, personal data uploaded online); Financial loss as a result of receiving fraudulent messages (phishing) or getting redirected to fake websites asking for personal information (pharming); Financial loss due to fraudulent credit or debit card use; Received information that personal data was involved in a cybersecurity breach. Experienced a ransomware attack on computer or a service.
DEN Average:
2.8
0
Highest score = Most Incidents Exposted To
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Security Incidents Prevention
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q12: Which of the following actions do you take to prevent the security incident(s) mentioned in the previous question? Selected one or more: Changed password(s); Installed/subscribed to protection software; Stopped providing personal information on social networks; Notified an authority (e.g. Police, data protection authority, bank); Started reading carefully terms and conditions for online services. Other action taken. Did not select: No actions taken.
DEN Average:
2.0
0
Highest score = Most Prevention Actions Taken
5
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Verifying News from Online Sources
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q21: Do you verify the news and information you find online (including both from news websites, social media and output from generative AI chatbots)? Range from Never to Always
DEN Average:
1.7
0
Highest score = Most Times Online Sources are Verified
3
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Policy and Governance
DEN Average:
70.20
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Governance
DEN Average:
67.8
0
100
Digital Administrative Operations
DEN Average:
76.5
0
100
Existence of Online Public Service Portal
2
Is there an online public service portal? (also called "One-Stop Shop" or similar) 0= No, 1 = Yes (Informational: Level 1 or 2), 2= Yes (Transactional: Level 3 or 4) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.8
0
0= No, 1= Informational, 2= Transactional
2
where 0 is No and 2 is yes, Fully
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Payment of Government Taxes, Bills, or Fees
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online payment of any government taxes, bills or fees. Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Permitting Applications
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online permit applications (e.g. construction permits, parking permits, recreational permits). Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
eProcurement
2
Is there an e-Procurement portal? 0= No, 1= Implementation in progress, 2= Yes (in use) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
2.0
0
0= No, 1= In draft, 2= Present
2
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cloud Platform Available for All Government Entities
2
Is there a shared cloud platform available for all government entities? 0= No, 1= Only cloud strategy/policy (no platform yet), 2= Yes (platform in use) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.5
0
0= No, 1= Strategy or policy, 2= Operational
2
out of 2
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital ID and Online Requests
DEN Average:
55.2
0
100
Digital ID System
2
From UCL's DataMap initiative, counts if the country claims to have a digital ID, whether it is active, enabled digital authentication, and is used by 2 more sectors. | Source: University College London (UCL) [DataMap] (dpimap.org/data)
DEN Average:
0.5
0
0= No, 1= Digital ID in use
1
where 0 is No and1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Licensing Requests
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online administrative licensing requests (e.g. residency, business licenses). Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Public Records Requests
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q6: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital government services?: Online public records requests. Those who chose Yes, then answered How effective did you find the online service to be? range from Very ineffective to Very effective. Those who answered No then answered Why have you not used this digitally-enabled service during the past 12 months?
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Survey score
1.5
out of 1.5 (maximum survey score)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Open Data, Accountability, and Trust
DEN Average:
71.7
0
100
Open Data
2
The Open Data Inventory (ODIN) assesses the coverage and openness of official statistics to identify gaps, promote open data policies, improve access, and encourage dialogue between national statistical offices (NSOs) and data users. | Source: Open Data Inventory (odin.opendatawatch.com/Data/Download)
DEN Average:
65.7
0
Composite Score from Open Data Inventory
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Existence of an Open Government Portal
2
Is there an Open Government portal? 0= No, 1 = Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
0= No, 1= Yes
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Exchange Protocols
2
From UCL's DataMap initiative, counts if the country has active systems that are designed to exchange data across sectors. | Source: University College London (UCL) [DataMap] (dpimap.org/data)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Data exchange protocols present
1
where 0 is No and1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Trust in Government's Digital Infrastructure
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q22: To what extent do you trust the reliability of your government’s digital infrastructure (e.g., government online portals, digital ID systems, digital payment systems, etc.)? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
2.5
0
Highest score = Most Trust in Government's Digital Infrastructure
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Regulation
DEN Average:
72.5
0
100
General Regulatory Environment
DEN Average:
52.3
0
100
Overall Regulatory Quality
2
Defined as the ability of the government to formulate and implement sound policies and regulations that permit and promote private sector development. It is measured by an aggregate indicator that captures perceptions of the incidence of market-unfriendly policies such as price controls, inadequate bank supervision, and burdensome regulations on foreign trade and business development. | Source: World Bank (WB) (databank.worldbank.org/source/worldwide-governance-indicators)
DEN Average:
0.4
-2.5
Quality Estimate
2.5
where -3 is weakest and 3 is strongest
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Strength of AI Governance
2
Score from the Responsible AI Governance dimension of the Global Index on Responsible AI, measuring the extent to which a country has established and implements policies, frameworks, and oversight mechanisms to ensure the safe, transparent, accountable, and rights-respecting development and use of artificial intelligence. Captures elements such as a national AI policy, impact assessments, human oversight, responsibility and accountability, proportionality and non-harm principles, public procurement standards, transparency and explainability, access to remedy, and the safety, accuracy, and reliability of AI systems. | Source: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) (global-index.ai/methodology)
DEN Average:
30.8
0
Composite Score from Global Center on AI Governance
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data and Consumer Protection
DEN Average:
85.8
0
100
Data Protection and Privacy Legislations
2
Defined as a body of legal rules that regulates the collection, processing, storage, transfer, and use of personal data by public or private entities. Data protection and privacy legislations aim to protect the rights and freedoms of individuals with regard to their personal data, such as their right to access, rectify, erase, or object to the processing of their data. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/data-protection-and-privacy-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Existence of Consumer Protection Laws
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations that protect consumers from unfair or deceptive practices by businesses or other actors in the market. Consumer protection laws may cover various aspects of consumer transactions, such as product safety, quality standards, warranties, contracts, advertising, pricing, competition, dispute resolution, and redress mechanisms. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/online-consumer-protection-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Protection Authority
2
Identifies the presence of a Data Protection Authority within the country. | Source: Global Privacy Directory (iapp.org/resources/global-privacy-directory)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
0= No, 1= Authority present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Data Governance/ Management Authority
2
Is there a dedicated government entity in charge of data governance or data management? 0= No, 1= Planned / In progress, 2= Yes (Established) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
0=No, 1=Planned/In progress, 2=Yes/established
2
where 0 is No and 2 is Yes, Fully
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cybercrime and Intellectual Property
DEN Average:
79.5
0
100
Existence of Cybercrime Legislations
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations that address criminal activities committed in the digital realm or through the use of computer systems and networks. Cybercrime legislation offers a framework to combat various forms of criminal activities in the digital space, such as hacking, identity theft, online fraud, cyberbullying, and the spread of malware. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/cybercrime-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cybersecurity National Strategy and Authority
2
Composite indicator from the Organizational pillar of ITU's Cybersecurity Index, measuring national strategies and organizations implementing cybersecurity. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (itu.int/en/ITU-D/Cybersecurity/Pages/global-cybersecurity-index.aspx)
DEN Average:
17.7
0
Composite Score from Global Cybersecurity Index
20
out of 20
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Strength of Intellectual Property Rights
2
Defined as legal protections granted to individuals or entities for their intellectual inventions. They grant exclusive legal control over the use, reproduction, distribution, and exploitation of these inventions. | Source: Property Rights Alliance (internationalpropertyrightsindex.org)
DEN Average:
5.6
0
Composite Score from International Property Rights Index
10
out of 10
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Finance
DEN Average:
64.80
0
50
60
70
80
100
Financial System Maturity
DEN Average:
56.7
0
100
General Financial System Development
2
This composite indicator measures how developed financial institutions and financial markets are in terms of their depth, access, and efficiency. These indices are aggregated into an overall index of financial development. | Source: International Monetary Fund (IMF) (data.imf.org)
DEN Average:
0.5
0
Composite Score from Financial Development Index
1
out of 1
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Payment System
2
From UCL's DataMap initiative, counts if the country has a payment system that is active and enables real-time transactions, whether it is operated by the country's monetary authority (Central Bank) entirely or partially. | Source: University College London (UCL) [DataMap] (dpimap.org/data)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Digital payment system available
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Financial Transactions
DEN Average:
65.1
0
100
Made Digital Payments
2
Defined as the percentage of respondents above 15 years old who report using a debit or credit card, a mobile phone, or mobile money to make a payment from an account; or who report using the internet to pay bills or to buy something online or in a store in the past year. This includes respondents who report paying bills or sending remittances directly from a financial institution account or through a mobile money account in the past year. | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/publication/globalfindex/download-data)
DEN Average:
0.60
0
Population >15 who made digital payments
1
out of 1, share of respondents who made any digital payment
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Merchant Payments
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q16.1: Follow up if not (a) Never, how do you pay for online goods or services? Range from Exclusively online to Never online, only on delivery
DEN Average:
0.70
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used digital payments when buying online
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Digital Banking and Finance
DEN Average:
72.6
0
100
Access to Online Banking Services
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q19: In the last 12 months, which of the following online services have you used, if any? Online banking services. Yes or No
DEN Average:
0.90
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who accessed online banking services
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Socioeconomic Divide in Access to Digital Finance
DEN Average:
59.7
0
100
Difference in Digital Payments Made between the Richest and the Poorest
2
Defined as the difference between the percentage of respondents above 15 years old falling in the highest 60% within-economy household income quintile versus lowest 40% within-economy household income quintile who report using a debit or credit card, a mobile phone, or mobile money to make a payment from an account; or who report using the internet to pay bills or to buy something online or in a store in the past year. This includes respondents who report paying bills or sending remittances directly from a financial institution account or through a mobile money account in the past year. | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/publication/globalfindex/download-data)
DEN Average:
0.1
0
% points (lower is better)
0.5
% points difference
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Rural-urban Gap of Digital Merchants Payment
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q16.1: Follow up if not (a) Never, how do you pay for online goods or services?
DEN Average:
1.00
0.7
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of rural to urban respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Business
The Digital Business dimension pillars are ICT Core Business, Industry Digital Transformation and Digital Innovation.
1 = data from DCO surveys
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
Score
(0–100, 100 is best)
Country results
DEN average
Indicator
Data
Data
ICT Core Business
DEN Average:
58.70
0
50
60
70
80
100
ICT Core Business Regulation
DEN Average:
85.0
0
100
ICT Companies Regulation
2
Counts the total number of distinct policy, regulatory, or innovation concepts related to future digital economies actively monitored across countries. Reflects the breadth of foresight in digital development. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (app.gen5.digital/tracker/metrics)
DEN Average:
83.1
0
Composite Score from ICT Regulatory Tracker
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Market Openness for ISP Companies
2
Defined as the degree of competition and regulatory conditions within a country's telecommunications and internet service market, including various factors such as entry barriers, access to infrastructure, regulatory framework, transparency and fairness, or consumer rights. Measured at 3 levels: complete openess, partial, and monopoly. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100045ands=2667)
DEN Average:
0.70
0
0=Monopoly, 0.5= Partial, 0.75= Full Competition
0.75
out of 0.75
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Tariffs on ICT Goods
2
Defined as the average estimated tariffs of importing into a given country. Tariff data available is uniquely based on the minimum rates applied by the importing country, i.e., Most-Favored Nation (MFN): the lowest non-discriminatory rates countries apply under WTO rules. | Source: International Trade Centre (ITC) [TradeMap] (trademap.org)
DEN Average:
4.3
0
% of Value (for most-favored nation)
20
% average tariff, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Other Barriers to ICT Goods Trade
2
Defined as the count of all non-tariff measures (NTMs) on digitally-enabled goods by country. NTMs consists of those such as: anti-dumping [ADP], countervailing, safeguards, technical barriers to trade, quotas, and export subsidies. Measures in effect at the time of data collection, whether bilateral or applied to all countries. | Source: World Trade Organization (WTO) (i-tip.wto.org/goods/Forms/MemberView.aspx?mode=modify&action=search)
DEN Average:
36.4
0
Non-Tariff Measures (NTMs)
500
NTMs, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Hardware
DEN Average:
44.4
0
100
Medium and High-tech Exports
2
Defined as the percentage of merchandise exports that are classified as medium and high-technology products. Medium and high-technology products are products with high RandD intensity, such as aerospace, computers, pharmaceuticals, scientific instruments, and electrical machinery. Expressed as percentage of total manufactured exports. | Source: United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) (stat.unido.org/data/download?dataset=cip)
DEN Average:
39.8
0
% of Manufactured Exports
100
% of manufactured exports
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
ICT Goods Imports
2
Defined as the percentage of total merchandise imports that are classified as information and communication technology (ICT) goods. ICT goods include telecommunications equipment, computers and peripheral equipment, electronic components, audio and video equipment, and other ICT goods. Expressed as percentage of total merchandise trade. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctadstat.unctad.org/datacentre/dataviewer/US.IctGoodsShare)
DEN Average:
7.1
0
% of Merchandise Trade
100
% of merchandise trade
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Software
DEN Average:
47.9
0
100
Net ICT Services Exports
2
Defined as the value of exports minus the value of imports in the ICT services, in current US dollars. ICT services include computer and information services, telecommunications services, and other information services. Expressed as percentage of total service trade. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctadstat.unctad.org/datacentre/dataviewer/US.TradeServCatTotal)
DEN Average:
4.0
0
% of Service Trade
100
% of service trade
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
GitHub Software Commits
2
Defined as the total number of code commits made to GitHub repositories by users in a country during a given period, divided by that country's population (in millions). Measures the volume of software development. | Source: GitHub (github.com/github/innovationgraph/blob/main/data/git_pushes.csv)
DEN Average:
11.3
0
Additions/modifications to GitHub repositories
15
per million population (rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Telecommunications
DEN Average:
57.6
0
100
Revenue from all Telecommunication Services
2
Defined as the revenue generated by all telecommunication services in a given country or region. Telecommunication services include fixed telephone, mobile cellular, fixed broadband, mobile broadband, and other telecommunication services. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=349)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
% of USD$ GDP
2
% of USD$ GDP (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Bandwidth Usage per Internet User
DEN Average:
76.7
0
100
Fixed Broadband Bandwidth Usage per Internet User
2
Defined as the amount of data transmitted and received by an individual over a fixed broadband connection, measured in megabytes. Fixed broadband encompasses high-speed internet usage delivered through wired technologies such as cable, fiber-optic, or Ethernet. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=13067)
DEN Average:
8.0
0
Megabytes
10
Mb (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Internet Bandwidth Usage per Internet User
2
Defined as the amount of data transmitted and received by an individual over a mobile internet connection domestically, measured in megabytes. This encompasses internet access via wireless networks such as cellular technology. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=13068)
DEN Average:
4.4
0
Megabytes
7
Mb (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Broadband Subscribers
DEN Average:
61.3
0
100
Fixed Broadband Subscription
2
Defined as the number of fixed subscriptions to high-speed access to the public Internet (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol connection), at downstream speeds equal to, or greater than, 256 kbit/s. This includes cable modem, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), fiber-to-the-home/building, other fixed (wired)-broadband subscriptions, satellite broadband, and terrestrial fixed wireless broadband. Expressed as percentage of the population. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=19303)
DEN Average:
22.7
0
% of Population
50
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Mobile Cellular Subscription
2
Defined as the number of fixed subscriptions to high-speed access to the public Internet (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol connection), at downstream speeds equal to, or greater than, 256 kbit/s. This includes cable modem, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), fiber-to-the-home/building, other fixed (wired)-broadband subscriptions, satellite broadband, and terrestrial fixed wireless broadband. Expressed as percentage of the population. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=178&u=per+100+people)
DEN Average:
125.4
0
% of Population
200
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Industry Digital Transformation
DEN Average:
62.90
0
50
60
70
80
100
Industry Digital Transformation Regulation
DEN Average:
74.9
0
100
Digital Transformation Regulation
2
Measures how many key digital economy concepts are assessed comparatively across countries, enabling cross-national benchmarking of future-readiness through intra and international collaboration. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (app.gen5.digital/benchmark/metrics)
DEN Average:
66.9
0
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Existence of eCommerce Laws
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations that facilitate e-commerce by providing a legal framework for recognizing electronic communications, electronic records, and electronic signatures. | Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (unctad.org/page/e-transactions-legislation-worldwide)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Customs Online Service Portal (single window)
2
Is there a Customs online service portal (single window)? 0= No, 1= Implementation in progress, 2= Yes (in use) | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.8
0
0=Monopoly, 1= In progress, 2= Operational
2
out of 2
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Presence of Restrictions to Digitally-delivered Services Trade
2
Composite indicator from the Services Trade Restrictiveness Index of the WTO, the share-weighted sum of policy restrictions across five policy areas: foreign entry, movement of people, barriers to competition, regulatory transparency, and “other discriminatory measures”, for each digitally-delivered service sector in a country (Mode 1). An STRI of 100 means that the subsector/mode is completely closed to foreign services and service suppliers. | Source: World Trade Organization (WTO) (itip-services-worldbank.wto.org/STRIDashboard.aspx)
DEN Average:
62.1
0
Composite Score: Services Trade Restrictiveness Index
100
out of 100, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Business Services
DEN Average:
50.6
0
100
Domain Registrations
2
Defined as the number of registered domain names under various top-level domains (TLDs). TLDs are segments of domain names that appear at the end of web addresses, such as .com, .org, .net, .edu, etc. Domain registrations reflect the number of active domain names at a given point in time. | Source: Domain Name Stat (domainnamestat.com/statistics/country/others)
DEN Average:
0.5
0
domains registered
3
per PPP$ GDP (millions, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Frequency of e-Commerce Participation
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q16: How frequently do you purchase goods or services online? Range from Never to Every day. Follow up if not (a) Never, how do you pay for online goods or services? Range from Exclusively online tp Never online, only on delivery.
DEN Average:
2.2
0
Highest score = Most Usage of e-Commerce
4
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Scope of e-Commerce Purchases
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q17: In the last 12 months, which of the following types of goods/ products have you purchased online? Answered Yes for one or more: Books, magazines or newspapers ; Clothing, footwear, accessories; Cosmetics and beauty products; Entertainment media (e.g. movies, images, video games, music products); Computer software (includes upgrades and paid apps; not games) ; Financial products (including shares and insurance)
g. Food, groceries, alcohol or tobacco; Medicine; Tickets or bookings for entertainment events (sports, theatre, concerts, etc.) ; Travel products (travel tickets, accommodation, vehicle hire etc.) ; Other, please specify
DEN Average:
5.0
0
Highest score = Most Products Purchased Through e-Commerce
9
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Postal Development
2
Composite indicator that measures the performance (reach, relevance, and resilience) and reliability of national postal systems. Used as a proxy for e-commerce fulfillment capacity, especially in countries where alternative logistics data is sparse. The Integrated Index for Postal Development (2IPD) also includes supplementary scores for environmental decoupling and data quality. | Source: Universal Postal Union (UPU) (upu.int/en/universal-postal-union/activities/research-publications/integrated-index-for-postal-development)
DEN Average:
62.2
0
Composite score: Integrated Index for Postal Development
100
out of 100
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digitally-delivered Services Exports
2
Defined as the (estimated) amount of services exports traded through computer networks, such as the Internet, apps, emails, voice and video calls, and digital intermediation platforms. Expressed as percentage of the country's GDP. | Source: World Trade Organization (WTO) (wto.org/english/res_e/statis_e/gstdh_digital_services_e.htm)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
% of USD$ GDP
5
% of USD$ GDP (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Platforms Use
DEN Average:
63.2
0
100
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Transportation, Mobility, and Logistics
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: transportation, mobility, and logistics? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
5.0
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Hotels, Restaurants, and Leisure Activities Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: Hotels, restaurants, and leisure activities? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
5.0
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Care and Healthcare Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: Care and healthcare? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.2
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Education Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service?: Education [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.5
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Financial Services
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service?: Financial [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
5.3
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Platforms for Providing Professional Services Including Technology Support
2
In your country, to what extent are digital platforms used to provide the following service: professional services including technology support? [1=Not at all, 7=To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.7
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Innovation
DEN Average:
51.30
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital Innovation Regulation
DEN Average:
71.9
0
100
National Strategy on Innovative / Disruptive Technologies
2
Does the government have a national strategy on disruptive / innovative technologies? 0= No, 1= In draft / Planned, 2= Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
1.5
0
0=No, 1= In progress, 2= Yes
2
where 0 is No and 2 is Yes, Fully
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Policy to Support GovTech Startups and Private Sector Investments
2
Is there a government policy to support GovTech startups and private sector investments? 0= No, 1= Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Policy present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Startup Environment
DEN Average:
43.1
0
100
New Business Density
2
Defined as the new limited liability corporations (or its equivalent) registered in the latest calendar year. Expressed per 1,000 people ages 15-64. | Source: World Bank (WB) (data.worldbank.org/indicator/IC.BUS.NDNS.ZS)
DEN Average:
1.4
0
New Businesses registered
4
per 1000 people ages 15-64 (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Growth of Innovative Companies
2
In your country, to what extent do new companies with innovative ideas grow rapidly and can disrupt established firms in their markets? [1 = Not at all; 7 = To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.1
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Venture Capital Availability
2
In your country, how easy is it for start-up entrepreneurs with innovative but risky projects to obtain equity funding? [1 = Extremely difficult; 7 = Extremely easy] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
3.5
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Unicorn Companies Valuation
2
Defined as the total valuation of headquartered unicorn (privately-held startups valued at over than $1m US dollars currently) companies within a country. Expressed as percentage of the country's GDP. | Source: Crunchbase (news.crunchbase.com/unicorn-company-list)
DEN Average:
0.6
0
% of USD$ GDP
4
% of USD$ GDP (logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Research and Development
DEN Average:
39.0
0
100
R&D Spending
2
Defined as the gross expenditure on Research and Development from the private and public sectors. Expressed as percentage of the country's GDP. | Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (databrowser.uis.unesco.org)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
% of GDP (logarithm)
2
% of GDP
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
PCT Digital Patent Publications
2
Defined as the total publication of patents in the fields of electrical machinery, apparatus, energy; audio-visual technology; telecommunications; digital communication; computer technology; IT methods for management; and semiconductors (digital-related), filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)—an international patent law treaty that provides a unified procedure for filing patent applications in 157 countries. | Source: World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) (www3.wipo.int/ipstats/pmh-search/pct)
DEN Average:
0.2
0
Total Patent Publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled)
5
patent publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Scientific Publications in Computer Science and Frontier Technologies
DEN Average:
61.1
0
100
Journal Publications in the Field of Computer Science
2
Refers to articles and research papers published in academic journals dedicated to topics in the field of computer science and related sub-fields. | Source: Scimago Journal and Country Rank (scimagojr.com/countryrank.php)
DEN Average:
3.6
0
Journal Publications per PPP$ GDP
6
journal publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled, logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Scientific Publications on Frontier Technologies
2
Refers to articles and research papers published in academic journals dedicated to topics in the field of frontier technologies. | Source: SCOPUS (elsevier.com/products/scopus/data#2-scopus-apis)
DEN Average:
2.4
0
Scientific Publications per PPP$ GDP
5
scientific publications per PPP$ GDP (bn, rescaled,logarithm)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Society
The Digital Society dimension includes the pillars related to the digital aspects of Health and Education, Work and Training, Social Inclusion and Sustainability.
1 = data from DCO surveys
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
2 = statistics from secondary data sources
Score
(0–100, 100 is best)
Country results
DEN average
Indicator
Data
Data
Digital for Health and Education
DEN Average:
69.10
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digital for Health
DEN Average:
68.1
0
100
Legal, Technical, and Policy Framework for Digital Health
DEN Average:
35.4
0
100
Digital Health Framework for Data Protection, Privacy, Confidentiality, and Device Compliance
2
Composite indicator from Pillar 3 of the Digital Health Monitor, measuring the presence of a law on data security relevant to digital health, the presence a law to protect individual privacy, governing ownership, consent, access and sharing of individually identifiable digital health data, and the presence of protocols, policies, frameworks or accepted processes governing the clinical and patient care use of connected medical devices and health services. | Source: World Health Organization (WHO) (monitor.digitalhealthmonitor.org/indicators_info#Legislation,_Policy,%20and%20Compliance)
DEN Average:
4
1
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
5
out of 5
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Health Workforce Development
2
Composite indicator from Pillar 4 of the Digital Health Monitor, measuring digital health workforce training (pre and pos-deployment), digital health integration the workplace, and career paths. | Source: World Health Organization (WHO) (monitor.digitalhealthmonitor.org/indicators_info#Legislation,_Policy,%20and%20Compliance)
DEN Average:
1
1
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
5
out of 5
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Standards and Interoperability for Digital Health
2
Composite indicator from Pillar 5 of the Digital Health Monitor, measuring national digital health framework availability, information exchange and standards. | Source: World Health Organization (WHO) (monitor.digitalhealthmonitor.org/indicators_info#Legislation,_Policy,%20and%20Compliance)
DEN Average:
1
1
Composite Score from Digital Health Monitor
5
out of 5, where 5 means most novel, comprehensive stage
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Digital Health
DEN Average:
82.9
0
100
Booking a Doctor Consult Online
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Online booking system to schedule a medical appointment? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
0.90
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who booked a doctor consultation online
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Participating in a Remote Interaction with a Doctor
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Remote medical consultation (e.g. via telephone, video conferencing, or other communications media)? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
0.80
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who have used telemedicine interactions
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Health Access
DEN Average:
86.0
0
100
Booking a Doctor Consult Online: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Online booking system to schedule a medical appointment? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents who booked a doctor consult online
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Participating in a Remote Interaction with a Doctor: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q5: In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following online healthcare services: Remote medical consultation (e.g. via telephone, video conferencing, or other communications media)? If Yes, asked: How satisfied are you with the service? Range from Very dissatisfied to Very satisfied. No answers were asked Why have you not used this service? Range from I did not need to use it to The service is too complicated to use.
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents who had remote interaction with doctor
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Education
DEN Average:
70.1
0
100
Digital Access to Education
DEN Average:
74.8
0
100
Digitally-enabled Access to Education
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.5
0
Highest score = Completely Accessed Education Opportunities Online
2
average of survey respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Online Resources and Training for Studies
DEN Average:
71.0
0
100
Access to Online Resources to Study Effectively
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you have access to the technical resources you need to perform your studies effectively? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.30
0
Share of survey respondents
2
out of 2, share of respondents who completely accessed online resources for studies through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training for Studies
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to study? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.50
0
Share of survey respondents
2
out of 2, share of respondents who completely accessed training for studies through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Education
DEN Average:
64.4
0
100
Digital Access to Education: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.0
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Access to Online Resources to Study Effectively: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you have access to the technical resources you need to perform your studies effectively? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training for Studies: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to study? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Work and Training
DEN Average:
65.40
0
50
60
70
80
100
Digitally-enabled Access to Opportunities
DEN Average:
64.8
0
100
Digital Economy Jobs
DEN Average:
57.2
0
100
Impact of the Online Gig Economy on Working Conditions
2
In your country, what is the impact of the online gig economy on working conditions (e.g. working time, remuneration stability)? [1=Significantly worsens working conditions; 7=Significantly improves working conditions] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.4
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Access to Employment and Training
DEN Average:
54.9
0
100
Digitally-enabled Access to Employment Opportunities
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access employment/study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.3
0
Survey score
2
out of 2 (2=completely accessed employment opportunities through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Work-related Training
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q8: In the last 12 months, have you engaged in any online course leading to a certificate or formal degree? Yes, No, Not applicable
DEN Average:
0.4
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Access to Opportunities
DEN Average:
82.4
0
100
Digitally-enabled Access to Employment Opportunities: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, have digital technologies allowed you to access employment/study courses? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Online Work-related Training: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q8: In the last 12 months, have you engaged in any online course leading to a certificate or formal degree? Yes, No, Not applicable
DEN Average:
1.10
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Workplace
DEN Average:
65.9
0
100
Workplace Digitalization
DEN Average:
67.6
0
100
Digitalization of the Workplace
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, has your employer been introducing new digital technologies into the workplace? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.2
0
Highest score = Completely Had Access to Online Resources at Work
2
average of survey respondents (highest=completely accessed online resources for work through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training at Work
1
DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to work? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.5
0
Highest score = Completely Received Digital Training at Work
2
average of survey respondents (highest=completely accessed training for work through digital tools)
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Workplace Digitalization
DEN Average:
74.2
0
100
Digitalization of the Workplace: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, has your employer been introducing new digital technologies into the workplace? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Training at Work: Gender Gap
1
Gender difference in responses to DEN 2025 Survey Q7: In the last 12 months, to what extent, if any, do you feel appropriately trained to use digital technologies to work? Range from Not at all to Completely
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Flexibility of Working Arrangements
2
In your country, to what extent do companies offer flexible working arrangements such as remote, hybrid and part-time work? [1=Not at all; 7= To a great extent] | Source: World Economic Forum (WEF) Executive Opinion Survey [EOS] (centres.weforum.org/centre-for-new-economy-and-society/executive-opinion-survey)
DEN Average:
4.4
1
Score (WEF Executive Opinion Survey)
7
out of 7
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Social Inclusion
DEN Average:
75.50
0
50
60
70
80
100
Internet Access
DEN Average:
81.7
0
100
Access to the Internet
2
Refers to the proportion of individuals who accessed the Internet from any location in the last three months. Access can be via a fixed or mobile network. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=11624)
DEN Average:
81.7
0
% of Population
100
% of population
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Inclusion
DEN Average:
73.9
0
100
Rural Population Gap
DEN Average:
65.5
0
100
Rural-urban Gap of Basic ICT Skills
DEN Average:
0.90
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of rural to urban respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gap
DEN Average:
82.5
0
100
Gender Gap of Basic ICT Skills
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Age Gap
DEN Average:
79.3
0
100
Age Gap of Basic ICT Skills
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of old to young respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Internet Accessibility
DEN Average:
68.1
0
100
Presence of Web Accessibility Laws
2
Defined as a body of legal rules and regulations related to web accessibility that require or encourage websites and web applications to be accessible and usable by people with disabilities. | Source: Web Accessibility Initiative (W3C) (w3.org/WAI/policies)
DEN Average:
0.4
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Universal Access/Service Policy
2
Defined as whether a country has a policy or a legal framework that aims to provide universal access or service to ICTs for all citizens, especially those in rural, remote, and underserved areas. | Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (datahub.itu.int/data/?i=100091ands=4330)
DEN Average:
1.0
0
0= No, 1= Policy present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Social Connectivity and Civic Engagement
DEN Average:
70.9
0
100
Digital Social Connections
DEN Average:
83.5
0
100
Connection with Family and Friends
DEN Average:
1.00
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Meeting New People
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Cultural and Entertainment Activities
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Civil Society Digital Participation
DEN Average:
65.7
0
100
E-Participation Index
2
The E-Participation Index (EPI) is a supplementary index to the United Nations E-Government Survey that measures the extent and quality of online citizen participation in public policy making. The EPI is composed of three components: e-information, e-consultation, and e-decision making. These reflect different levels of engagement between governments and citizens through online platforms. | Source: United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) (publicadministration.un.org/egovkb/Data-Center)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
Composite Score from E-Participation Index
1
out of 1, where 1 means information, consultation, and decision-making mechamisms are digitally available
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
National Platforms for Citizens Participation in Policy Decision-making
2
Are there national platforms that allow citizens to participate in policy decision-making? 0= No, 1 = Yes | Source: World Bank (WB) (worldbank.org/en/programs/govtech/gtmi)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
0= No, 1= Platform present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Social Activism
DEN Average:
0.6
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Gender Gaps in Digital Social Connectivity
DEN Average:
63.7
0
100
Connection with Family and Friends: Gender Gap
DEN Average:
1.00
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Meeting New People: Gender Gap
DEN Average:
0.90
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Social Activism: Gender Gap
DEN Average:
0.90
0.85
Ratio, highest score = 1-to-1 parity
1
ratio of female to male respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Sustainability
DEN Average:
61.30
0
50
60
70
80
100
Circular Economy
DEN Average:
61.0
0
100
Digital Shared Mobility
DEN Average:
84.3
0
100
Use of Carsharing Apps to Carpool or Other Shared Mobility Services
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digital Apps to Access Public Transport (City Bikes, Tram/ Metro Online Tickets)
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital for Ecological Footprint Reduction
DEN Average:
75.6
0
100
Use of Platforms/Apps to Purchase Second Hand/ Recycled Goods
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used peer-to-peer (P2P) sales apps
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Use of Digitalized Goods and Services to Reduce Paper Trail
DEN Average:
0.9
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used digital goods and services in favor of physical counterparts
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Digital Sustainability Activism
DEN Average:
0.50
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who used the internet to participate in sustainability activism
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Environmental Policy Instruments in ICT Sector
2
Defined as the count of total policy instruments for environmental protection, restoration, and preservation within the ICT sector. Covers 5 types of policy instruments: taxes and fees, environmentally beneficial subsidies and payments, tradable permits and offsets, deposit refund schemes, and voluntary approaches across 22 environmental domains. | Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) (oecd-main.shinyapps.io/pinedatabase)
DEN Average:
0.8
0
Number of Policy Instruments
35
policy instruments
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Energy Efficiency and e-Waste
DEN Average:
61.7
0
100
Energy Efficiency
DEN Average:
52.8
0
100
Use of Smart Meters to Track and Reduce Domestic Energy Consumption
DEN Average:
0.70
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who use smart meters at home
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Renewables Share in Energy Mix
2
Defined as the share of electricity production generated from renewable sources within a country, excluding biomass. Renewable sources considered include photovoltaic (solar), eolic (wind), tidal, geothermal, and hydropower. | Source: Ember (ember-energy.org/data/electricity-data-explorer/?fuel=res)
DEN Average:
33.4
0
% of electricity production
100
% of electricity production
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
e-Waste
DEN Average:
70.6
0
100
National e-Waste Legislation
2
Defined as the existence of a national policy or legislation on the proper management of eWaste. | Source: United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) (ewastemonitor.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/GEM_2024_EN_11_NOV-web.pdf)
DEN Average:
0.7
0
0= No, 1= Laws present
1
where 0 is No and 1 is Yes
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
eWaste Generated per Capita
2
Defined as the amount of eWaste generated per capita (kg) within a country. | Source: United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) (ewastemonitor.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/GEM_2024_EN_11_NOV-web.pdf)
DEN Average:
11.9
0
Kilograms per Capita
30
kg per capita, lower is better
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
Waste and Recycling Online Inquiries
DEN Average:
0.80
0
Share of survey respondents
1
out of 1, share of respondents who accessed information about sustainability-related services
Imputed results
are calculated using a data-driven algorithm based on the nearest neighbor approach. See methodology for full details.
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2025 DEN Survey
As part of the expansion of the DEN in 2025, the DCO and Horizon conducted a survey of more than 41,000 respondents across the 80 DEN countries. Below are a selection of 2025 survey results for this country.
1/7
In the last 12 months, have you used a digital device to engage in any of the following activities?
% of survey respondents who reported Yes; Respondents could choose more than one.
%
Stay connected with family, friends and colleagues
%
Meet new people
%
Partake in culture or entertainment
%
Engage with or organize social activism
2/7
Would you give up all Internet access in your PERSONAL life for one year (including all Wi-Fi, mobile data, Internet cafes, etc.) if you were financially compensated?
Survey respondents could select a minimum financial compensation they would be willing to take including at least one month's salary, six month's salary, a year's salary, two year's salary, or none if they were unwilling (or N/A if it did not apply)
%
Not consider it, even if offered 2 year's salary
3/7
Would you give up all Internet access in your PROFESSIONAL life for one year (including all Wi-Fi, mobile data, Internet cafes, etc.) if you were financially compensated?
Survey respondents could select a minimum financial compensation they would be willing to take including at least one month's salary, six month's salary, a year's salary, two year's salary, or none if they were unwilling (or N/A if it did not apply)
%
Not consider it, even if offered 2 year's salary
4/7
In the last 12 months, have you used any of the following digital services, as offered by your government?
% of survey respondents who reported Yes; Respondents could choose more than one.
Online Payment of Government Taxes, Bills, or Fees
Online Permitting Applications
Digital Licensing Requests
Online Public Records Requests
Waste and Recycling Online Inquiries
5/7
In which areas did digital technologies have the greatest impact on your life?
% of survey respondents who reported Yes; Respondents could choose more than one.
Access to knowledge
Access to banking or finance
Access to education
Social connections
Access to job / work opportunities
Access to government services
Improved personal health
Opportunities for entrepreneurship
Contributing to society
Environmental sustainability
6/7
What are the main barriers preventing you from taking fuller advantage of digital opportunities?
% of survey respondents who reported Yes; Respondents could choose more than one.
Concerns about online security, privacy
Distrust of online financial services
Insufficient funds to invest in digital opportunities
Lack of digital skills, knowledge
Lack of time to learn new digital tools
Language barriers on digital platforms
Lack of appropriate devices, software
Complex regulations, bureaucracy
Limited internet speed, reliability
Lack of access to digital platforms
7/7
Do you see Artificial Intelligence as a positive or negative force for your country’s economy?
Very negative
Somewhat negative
Neither negative or positive
Somewhat positive
Very positive
Both positive & negative
Country Facts
- Region
- Latin America and the Caribbean
- Income group
- Upper middle income
- DCO Member
- No
- G20 Member
- No
- Land-locked Developing Country (LLDC)
- No
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