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3. Smart Indicators 3.4 Smart Mobility Public Internet Access

Regarding the number of Wi‐Fi hotspots each city has, of the 13 cities (1 in Africa, 2 in Latin America, 1 in Asia and 9 in Europe) that provided this information, 54% of them have installed between 0 and 25 Wi‐Fi hotspots. In 15%, the number of hotspots rises to between 26 and 50. Notably, 15% of cities offer more than 500 Wi‐Fi hotspots. When analysing this information by region, we find that, in the case of Africa, 100% of the cities that provided information have between 26 and 50 available Wi‐Fi hotspots.

In the case of Latin America, the figures vary considerably and while 50% of cities have between 0 and 25 Wi‐Fi hotspots, the remaining 50% have more than 500 hotspots. In the case of Europe, most of the cities (56%) have from 0 to 25 Wireless hotspots. Notably, 11% of cities offer more than 500 Wi‐Fi hotspots. In the case of the Asian city of Taipei, it has made available 4 Wi‐Fi hotspots for its population.

Number of Wi‐Fi hotspots available in cities

Number of Wi‐Fi hotspots available in cities by region

100%

100%

11%

90% 11%

90% 80%

50%

80% 70% % of cities

11%

60%

60% 50%

11%

70%

50%

54%

40%

40%

30%

30%

20%

100%

100%

56%

50%

20%

15%

15%

10%

8%

10%

8%

0%

0 ‐ 25

26 ‐ 50

51 ‐ 100

100 ‐ 500

< 500

0%

Africa 0 ‐ 25

Latin America 26 ‐ 50

Asia 51 ‐ 100

Europe 100 ‐ 500

< 500

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