Digital Readiness Assessment, conducted with technical support from the Southern Africa Research and Policy Centre (SEPARC), evaluates Eswatini’s readiness to leverage digital tools for economic growth, service delivery, and social inclusion. According to the report, Eswatini’s digital infrastructure shows significant potential, but challenges such as limited internet access, digital skills gaps, and infrastructure disparities remain barriers to achieving national connectivity goals. The assessment underscores the need for global partnerships to bridge connectivity gaps and accelerate the nation’s digital transformation push.