Yayasan Internet Indonesia

in 1996, when we first talked about connectivity and did the work to define the digital divide, there were only thousands of people on the internet in indonesia. currently, almost 80% of indonesia's population, hundreds of millions of them, depend on their daily activity on internet access. the internet, as the driver of the third industrial revolution, is now so firmly embedded in our daily lives. almost everything people do, from daily shopping, medical care, educational classes, paying taxes, travelling, has been facilitated by online products and internet-based services. the internet is the most transformative technology. it is technology that has reached more people faster than any technology in history. we believe internet access does more than just share new ideas, fight injustice, and create new jobs. the internet also provides life-saving information. therefore, the internet belongs to everyone. it must be accessible by everyone. but access to the internet is still divided