the WBG through WBG seminars/workshops/conferences and the publications WBG’s and other written materials. Respondents from the office of parliamentarians were significantly more likely to indicate that they would prefer to receive information from the WBG at “the WBG’s than respondents from other stakeholder publications and other written materials,” groups. X. Communication and Openness (continued) Access to Information Respondents in the and Country Surveys were both mostly unaware of the FY’11 FY’14 Access to Information Policy of the WBG. It is worth mentioning that in the Country Survey respondents from the media FY’14 were least likely to be aware of the Policy of all respondents. X. Communication and Openness (continued) Internet Access Respondents in this Country Survey were significantly less likely to have access to year’s the Internet than respondent in the Country Survey. FY’11 In this Country Survey, although a plurality of respondents has access to the year’s Internet, respondents from the Office of President/Prime Minister/Minister and bilateral/multilateral agencies were significantly less likely to have access to the Internet compared to other respondents. Respondents located in Monrovia, greater Monrovia area were significantly more likely to have access to the Internet than respondents from other regions. Respondents from South East were significantly more likely to use high speed Internet than respondents from other regions.
the WBG through WBG seminars/workshops/conferences and the WBG’s publications and other written materials. Respondents from the office of parliamentarians were significantly more likely to indicate that they would prefer to receive information from the WBG at “the WBG’s publications and other written materials,” than respondents from other stakeholder groups. X. Communication and Openness (continued) Access to Information Respondents in the FY’11 and FY’14 Country Surveys were both mostly unaware of the Access to Information Policy of the WBG. It is worth mentioning that in the FY’14 Country Survey respondents from the media were least likely to be aware of the Policy of all respondents. X. Communication and Openness (continued) Internet Access Respondents in this year’s Country Survey were significantly less likely to have access to the Internet than respondent in the FY’11 Country Survey. In this year’s Country Survey, although a plurality of respondents has access to the Internet, respondents from the Office of President/Prime Minister/Minister and bilateral/multilateral agencies were significantly less likely to have access to the Internet compared to other respondents. Respondents located in Monrovia, greater Monrovia area were significantly more likely to have access to the Internet than respondents from other regions. Respondents from South East were significantly more likely to use high speed Internet than respondents from other regions.
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