STRATEGY FOR THE INFORMATION SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT 2020. • the fast broadband access (30 Mbit/s or more) ⇒ coverage: 100% of the population by 2020. Strong organizational infrastructure for the prevention and combat against Internet incidents: • The capacities of the national CIRT for protection, prevention and combat against Internet incidents strengthened, with the total number of the team experts to increase to 20 by 2020. • The improvement of the structure of local CIRTs. Growth of the basic and advanced digital skills: • the percentage of the ICT graduates in total number of the graduates should amount to 10% by 2020. and • the number of the ECDL certificates issued should reach 15.000 by 2020. In the field of the digital business, the share of the ICT in GDP should reach 6%, which will be reflected in economic growth and job creation in other sectors of the economy. The share of e-commerce in total commerce should reach 1.5%. Focus of the e-education segment is the proportion of available computers per student in schools, as well as the skills of the teaching staff, with the following aims: • Computer-Student proportion should be 1:10 by 2020. • The percentage of the teachers trained to work on computers should be 30% of the total teaching staff, whilst the percentage of the teachers skilled in the field of cyber security should be 20% of the total number of the teaching staff. When it comes to e-health, the percentage of e-prescriptions and e-refferals issued, out of the total number of the prescriptions issued, should reach 60%, while online appointments should surpass the traditional appointments, and reach 70% of the total number of appointments. The elimination of the digital divide between urban and rural areas, as well as income-based digital divide, and the divide based on social and demographic characteristics, represents a priority of the e-inclusion segment of the Strategy. The orientation towards the further development of e-government in Montenegro should contribute to the increase in number of the users who choose to communicate electronically with the public administration, so the percentage of the citizens who use e-services should be 50%