Chapter 6: Accessibility
Difficulty due to disability in being able to use information and communication technologies, by gender and disability group. Population with disabilities.
Units: percentage

,Total,Has difficulty,Does not have difficulty,
Total,
    Total,100.00,70.62,29.38,
    Vision,100.00,75.64,24.36,
    Hearing,100.00,77.56,22.44,
    Communication,100.00,88.43,11.57,
    Learning, knowledge application and task development,100.00,85.08,14.92,
    Mobility,100.00,74.25,25.75,
    Self-Care,100.00,75.13,24.87,
    Domestic Life,100.00,75.37,24.63,
    Interactions and Personal Relationships,100.00,85.87,14.13,
Man,
    Total,100.00,64.76,35.24,
    Vision,100.00,70.31,29.69,
    Hearing,100.00,70.57,29.43,
    Communication,100.00,85.00,15.00,
    Learning, knowledge application and task development,100.00,82.28,17.72,
    Mobility,100.00,69.94,30.06,
    Self-Care,100.00,71.10,28.90,
    Domestic Life,100.00,70.61,29.39,
    Interactions and Personal Relationships,100.00,81.57,18.43,
Woman,
    Total,100.00,73.80,26.20,
    Vision,100.00,78.09,21.91,
    Hearing,100.00,80.53,19.47,
    Communication,100.00,90.14,9.86,
    Learning, knowledge application and task development,100.00,86.38,13.62,
    Mobility,100.00,76.35,23.65,
    Self-Care,100.00,77.13,22.87,
    Domestic Life,100.00,77.77,22.23,
    Interactions and Personal Relationships,100.00,88.09,11.91,
Notes:
1) Difficulty in the use of information and communication technologies refers to the difficulty in the use of devices such as mobile phones, computers, ATMs, etc.
 2) A person may have disabilities from more than one type of disability
Source: National Statistics Institute