Mindanao survey / Community survey
Digital Access in Mindanao
Internet access now shapes work, school, services, and communication. Tell us how you connect, which public service should work better online, and what barrier affects you most.
What this survey covers
Take the Mindanao digital access survey on internet connections, online public services, data costs, weak signals, usability and privacy.
Why this matters
Digital Access in Mindanao gathers readers across Mindanao around digital access priorities, daily concerns, and practical local choices. The questions below show what the survey covers before visitors vote.
~2 min · 3 questions: Internet Access · Online Service Priority · Digital Barrier
Question 1: What is your main way of accessing the internet?
Choose the connection you depend on most for everyday internet access.
- Reliable home broadband
- Mobile data
- Shared or public Wi-Fi
- Work or school connection
- An inconsistent connection
- I do not have regular internet access
Question 2: Which public service would you most like to complete fully online?
Pick one public task that should be possible to finish online without unnecessary in-person steps.
- Documents, licenses, or permits
- Health appointments and referrals
- Aid and social service applications
- Bills, fees, or taxes
- Complaints and service requests
- Public project and budget tracking
Question 3: What is your biggest barrier to using online services?
Choose the issue that most often prevents you from completing an online service.
- Mobile data or subscription cost
- Weak or unreliable signal
- Confusing websites or forms
- The service is not fully available online
- Privacy or identity-security concerns
- Limited digital skills or accessibility
- I do not usually face a barrier
Survey note
Participation is voluntary. Results describe only the readers who chose to respond and are not representative of Mindanao residents. This is not a scientific or government poll.