How many Croatian citizens use the internet, do they consider internet access their right, and do they trust electronic applications are just some of the questions in the survey conducted as part of the research carried out by the association Digital Croatia.
The association was founded at the end of last year by DOK-ING, M+ Group, Tele2, and Uber with the aim of promoting new technologies and business models arising from their use. As they emphasize, they are aware that technology and the economy are not an end in themselves, but should enable people to have a better life, provide more affordable and accessible services that people need.
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– In recent years, everyone talks about digitalization, everyone refers to the needs of citizens, but few know what exactly citizens need and what they want. That is precisely why we conducted this research, said Đuro Lubura, Executive Director of the Association.
The research was conducted by the agency Promocija Plus on 800 adult citizens of the Republic of Croatia, which they emphasize is a sample that shows the interests and desires of citizens.
Internet usage
According to the survey results, 81 percent of citizens in Croatia use the internet, of which more than 70 percent use it daily, predominantly belonging to the age groups of 18 to 24 years and 25 to 35 years.
Interestingly, according to 86 percent of respondents, every citizen should have access to the internet with unlimited data at an acceptable price, which is a higher percentage than those who use the internet.
