2022年移动产业影响报告：可持续发展目标

September 2022 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 – fromAfghanistan to Zimbabwe. It is the mostaccurate and complete set of industrymetrics available, comprising tens of millionsof individual data points, updated daily. The GSMA is a global organisation unifyingthe mobile ecosystem to discover, developand deliver innovation foundational to positivebusiness environments and societal change.Our vision is to unlock the full power ofconnectivity so that people, industry andsociety thrive. Representing mobile operatorsand organisations across the mobile ecosystemand adjacent industries, the GSMA deliversfor its members across three broad pillars:Industry Services and Solutions, Connectivityfor Good and Outreach. This activityincludes underpinning the technologyand interoperability that make mobilework, advancing policy, tackling today’sbiggest societal challenges and providingthe world’s largest platform to convene themobile ecosystem at the MWC and M360series of events. GSMA Intelligence is relied on by leadingoperators, vendors, regulators, financialinstitutions and third-party industry playersto support strategic decision-making andlong-term investment planning. The data isused as an industry reference point and isfrequently cited by the media and by theindustry itself. We invite you to find out more atwww.gsma.com. Our team of analysts and experts produceregular thought-leading research reportsacross a range of industry topics. Follow the GSMA on Twitter:@GSMA www.gsmaintelligence.com info@gsmaintelligence.com Contents Forewords61.Introduction and key findings102.Overview of the mobile industry’s impact on the SDGs203.Inclusive access: connecting everyone to mobile internet284.Inclusive connectivity: making the most of mobile internet445.Inclusive planet: building a greener society606.Inclusive business: leading with purpose-driven strategy767.Concluding remarks90 Forewords GSMAMats Granryd, Director General, GSMA As we work towards a better, moresustainable future, we also need tostay focused on the environment andour climate-related commitments.Across the world, mobile operatorsare playing a key role in lowering emissions.At the end of 2021, 66% of operators byconnections and 82% of operators byrevenue disclosed their climate impacts,while 34% of operators by connectionsand 44% by revenue had set carbonreduction requirements to be net zeroby 2050. To accelerate this progress,supportive regulatory and policy environmentsto de-risk and attract investments inrenewable energy are paramount. Six years ago, the mobile industry becamethe first industry to commit to the 17 UNSustainable Development Goals (SDGs).With the targets for 2030 rapidly approaching,this annual report provides an update onhow our industry is progressing against theSDGs and identifies the areas that warrantadditional focus to deliver impact. The past year has been a challenging one, withgeo-political upheaval, rising inflation and theeffects of the climate crisis affecting billionsaround the world. The COVID-19 pandemicslowed our progress toward the SDGs and,while global circumstances are challenging, it iscrucial that we keep working towards the 2030targets and building a better future for us all. Despite the multiple challenges, this year’sreport shows that the mobile industryincreased its impact on all SDGs in 2021,with the biggest improvements recordedin our contribution to SDG 1: No Poverty,SDG 2: Zero Hunger and SDG 4: QualityEducation. While growth remains belowpre-pandemic levels, we are starting toregain our momentum and, in the comingyear, I hope that we will see an accelerationin our impact on the SDGs. As connectivity lies at the heart of theseefforts, this year our report has a strongfocus on digital inclusion and looks at howwe can accelerate the rate at which peopleare included in the digital economy. Today, 96% of the world’s population iscovered by mobile broadband networksand more than half of the world is usingmobile internet. However, the usage gapremains: 3.2 billion people live in areascovered by mobile broadband networks butdo not use mobile internet. The pandemicreally highlighted this divide, with millionsof people left behind when they were unableto switch their business or education online. If the past few years have taught us anything,it is that change and challenges are inevitable.Equally, we have seen the incredible resilienceof the human spirit and the power of workingtogether to overcome challenges. As theworld adapts to and emerges from the manychallenges we face, keeping the promise ofthe SDGs has never been more important.The road ahead is not an easy one but, as anindustry, we remain committed to acceleratingour progress towards achieving the SDGs andbuilding a better, more sustainable