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