This chapter reviews the level of progress the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) have made towards achievement of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 9.C, to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet and forecasts where LDCs will stand in respect to the goal's deadline of 2020. Achievement is dependent on infrastructure and affordability but will also require the development of human skills. The chapter reviews how imbalances among these three factors can affect access and take up of the Internet. It highlights that, given that the deadline for completion is in about three years time, there is a need to accelerate growth. The progress of individual LDCs in reaching SDG 9.C is categorized into different levels. LDCs that have been successful in rapidly improving network infrastructure, pricing and skills are highlighted, including the policies that influenced this. The chapter concludes with recommendations for accelerating progress to achieve SDG 9.C.