Universal Broadband Access

Universal broadband access means ensuring that everyone, regardless of where they live or their economic situation, can connect to the internet reliably and at reasonable speeds. It aims to bridge the digital divide by making high-speed internet available in urban, rural, and underserved areas. This access enables people to work, learn, access healthcare, and participate fully in modern society. Achieving universal broadband involves investing in infrastructure, encouraging competition among providers, and removing barriers that prevent equitable internet access for all communities.