2023年移动产业影响报告：可持续发展目标

The GSMA is a global organisation unifyingthe mobile ecosystem to discover, developand deliver innovation foundational topositive business environments andsocietal change. Our vision is to unlockthe full power of connectivity so thatpeople, industry and society thrive.Representing mobile operators andorganisations from across the mobileecosystem and adjacent industries, theGSMA delivers for its members across GSMA Intelligence is the definitive sourceof global mobile operator data, analysis andforecasts and the publisher of authoritativeindustry reports and research. Our datacovers every operator group, network andMVNO in every country worldwide — from GSMA Intelligence is relied on by leadingoperators, vendors, regulators, financialinstitutions and third-party industry playersto support strategic decision-making and Our team of analysts and experts produceregular thought-leading research reports We invite you to find out more atgsma.com. gsmaintelligence.com Follow the GSMA on X:@GSMA info@gsmaintelligence.com To see the full version of the reportonline, please scan the QR code Contents Forewords 1.Executive summary 2.Mobile’s impact on the SDGsat the halfway point 3.Looking ahead to 203028 4.Final reflection: unlockingthe potential of mobile Forewords Mats GranrydDirector General, GSMA on our achievements, examine thecurrent challenges and set our sightson the opportunities that lie ahead.In 2015, when the world adopted the2030 Agenda for Sustainable This year marks the eighth year sincethe mobile industry demonstratedits commitment to sustainabledevelopment, becoming the first While much has been achieved, theglobal landscape has also undergoneprofound transformations in recentyears, presenting new challenges thathinder our progress towards the SDGs.The Covid-19 pandemic, conflicts,climate-related disasters, the ongoingeconomic crisis and high inflation havesignificantly impacted our efforts.Vulnerable populations have borne the Fast forward to 2022, and our industry’saverage impact score across the 17 SDGsrose to 53, demonstrating significantprogress. Notably, we have witnessedsubstantial improvements in contributionsto SDG 4: Quality Education, SDG 6:Clean Water and Sanitation, and SDG 7: The mobile industry’s biggest impactcontinues to be in SDG 9: Industry,Innovation and Infrastructure, drivenby the widespread reach of mobilenetworks, investments in 5G andinfrastructure and the growing uptakeof mobile internet services. Over the While we remain optimistic about thepotential impact we can achieve, wecannot take progress for granted. Theflat average SDG impact score observedin 2022 means that we must keep As we navigate towards the 2030SDG targets, this report considershow we can accelerate our efforts.By focusing on unlocking growth inmobile and mobile internet adoption, We have also made significant progressin expanding mobile broadband coverage.By the end of 2022, 95% of the globalpopulation had access to mobilebroadband coverage, leaving only 400million people without connectivity. Together, as an industry, we have theopportunity to drive positive change,empower communities and create asustainable future by unlocking the José María Álvarez-Pallete Chairman and CEO, TelefónicaChairman, GSMA I am proud to belong to an industrythat plays a vital role, day after day,in empowering and bringing peoplecloser together, building resilient As the Chairman of the GSMA, it iswith great pleasure that I present toyou the eighth annual Mobile Industry This report showcases the remarkableprogress and potential of the mobileindustry in contributing to the SDGs.As we reach the halfway point towards Mobile technology has become theprimary means of internet access forbillions of people, especially in low/middle income countries, enablingaccess to critical information, services,education, healthcare and income- The report paints a vivid picture ofthe current state of the SDGs andthe critical role mobile technologyplays in shaping our collective future.However, it also highlights the urgent The report highlights the progress madeby the mobile industry in increasing itsimpact on each of the 17 SDGs since2015. Notably, the industry achievedits highest impact in SDG 9: Industry,Innovation and Infrastructure, drivenby the widespread reach of mobilenetworks and mobile internet adoption.This is showcased through industry casestudies such as Telefonica’s incorporation The global landscape has been shapedby significant crises – the Covid-19pandemic, conflicts, climate-relateddisasters and an ongoing economiccrisis with high inflation. Thesechallenges have only exacerbatedthe already faltering progress towards The report reveals that only about 12% ofthe overall SDG targets with available dataare on track, with nearly half experiencingmoderate to severe deviations. Alarmingfigures indicate that 575 million people Additionally, significant strides havebeen made in reducing disparities inmobile