Older Dutch adults more often have basic skills than young Romanians
In 2025, 68.5% of Dutch adults aged 65–74 have basic digital skills, versus 53.3% of Romanians aged 16–24. Age alone does not describe the differences.
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In 2025, 68.5% of Dutch adults aged 65–74 have basic digital skills, versus 53.3% of Romanians aged 16–24. Age alone does not describe the differences.
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- Netherlands · 65–74 % of people in the stated group
2025: 68.52
- Romania · 16–24 % of people in the stated group
2025: 53.28
Published estimates from one source are compared. Overlapping groups are not added as separate people; association is not causation.
Eurostat 2025: percentages of everyone in the stated group, including non-internet users. DSI 2.0 is a proxy based on reported activities in five areas, not an exam. Basic overall skills require basic skills in all five areas. Education uses ISCED 0–2 and 5–8; other group characteristics are not controlled. AI use covers the last three months. Components and groups are not additive; comparisons do not establish causes.
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