Although the Digital Agenda target of 75 % of the EU population using the internet by 2015 had been achieved in 2014, the level of use is still below this target for ten Member States. Almost eight out of ten (79 %) used it regularly (on average at least once a week) at home, at work or elsewhere (Table 1). More than four fifths of people (82%) in the EU used the internet at least once in the three months prior to the survey in 2016. Lowest broadband connectivity rates were again registered for Bulgaria (63 %), Greece (68 %), Romania (70 %) and Lithuania (71 %). Shares higher than 90 % were registered for the Netherlands (95 %), Denmark and the United Kingdom (92 % each) and Finland (91 %). Luxembourg is the country which also displayed the highest proportion of households with broadband connection (97 %). Spain, Greece, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Croatia also registered large increases (more than 20 percentage points) in the same period.įigure 3 shows the share of households with broadband access by country. At the other end of the ranking scale, the lowest proportions were registered in Bulgaria (64 %) and Greece (69 %) followed by Romania and Lithuania (72 % each).īetween 20, significant increases (about 30 percentage points) in the share of households connected to the internet were observed in Bulgaria and Romania, though still remaining at the lower end of the scale. Five other Member States presented shares of connected households above 90 %: Denmark and Sweden (94 % each), the United Kingdom (93 %), Germany and Finland (92% each). Furthermore, in 2016 it increased by an additional two percentage points compared with 2015.Īt EU-Member State level, the largest shares of households with access to the internet in 2016 (Figure 2) were registered in Luxembourg and the Netherlands (97 % each). Over the last ten years, the percentage of households connecting to the internet with broadband almost doubled. This share has been gradually increasing since 2007, when only 55 % of households had access to the internet (Figure 1).īroadband connection is the most common technology for accessing the internet in the EU: in 2016, 83 % of the households (97 % of the households with internet access) had a fixed and/or mobile broadband connection. In 2016, 85 % of European households had access to the internet from home. High shares of households' broadband connections were recorded in the EU in 2016 with significant differences across Member States. However, internet habits of different countries and age groups vary significantly and 14 % of the EU population have never used the internet. It has become important for daily life, education, work and participation in society as it enables people to access information and services at any time from any place. 10.7 Source data for tables, figures and maps (MS Excel)Ī large majority of Europeans used the internet in 2016.1 More than four fifths of Europeans used the internet in 2016.
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