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Broadband for All ITU Regional Development Forum for the Asia- Pacific (RDF-ASP) ICTSDGs 21-22 May 2018

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Page 1: Broadband for All - itu.int · Connectivity through ICT Infrastructure development results in Inclusive, Sustainable Economic Growth ITU ICT-Eye Establishing a sustainable Universal

Broadband for All

ITU Regional Development Forum for the Asia-Pacific (RDF-ASP) ICT④SDGs21-22 May 2018

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Broadband Development Challenges in Less Connected Geographies

Infrastructure Cost

High CAPEX

• Tower, Satellite, D.G., Foundation, Fence, Transportation, installation, Site access (Road)

High Opex

• Fuel fee, Transmission rental fee, site rent, maintenance, Site Access (Road)

Deployment Challenges

Site Access (Road/land)

Grid Connectivity

Backhaul

Security

Affordability

User Devices

Data Service Cost

Adoption

Digital Awareness

Low Penetration

Complex Service delivery

Operations and Scalability

Operations and

Maintenance

Technology Evolution

Community Engagement

Service Inclusion

Collaboration based on Sustainable Business Model (Funding) and Right-fit coverage solution only can

address the challenges

Spectrum **

Maturity of National Broadband plans, Policies and Regulations

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The Fundamental Need of a National Broadband Plan

National Broadband Plan lays the foundation for ICT development focus

Ecosystem Responsibility

To go Fast, run alone, To go Far run together – African Proverb

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Enabling the ICT Infrastructure Development

ICT Fuels Economic Growth

Affordability Key to Sustained Growth

More Coverage

Key to Faster

Growth

Source: GSMA 2017 Mobile Industry Impact Report : Sustainable Development Goals, GCI 2017

Connectivity through ICT Infrastructure development results in Inclusive, Sustainable Economic Growth

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ITU ICT-EyeEstablishing a sustainable Universal Access and Service Fund (UASF)

Bridging Gaps

Country I Country P

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Important for tapping on Global Fund sources

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Business Model – For Accelerated Connectivity Establishing a sustainable Universal Access and Service Fund (UASF)

Government + Communities + Operators + Business + Industry + Universities + Associations +….. =

Enable Integrated Society

Bridging Gaps

Universal Access

and Service Fund

Availability

Sources and Contribution

Government

- Spectrum (neutral/Future)

- Existing Infrastructure (Electricity Poles/Community Centers/Rural Premise for site)

- ROW Process Efficiency

- Tax Benefit to Operator, TowerCo or other coverage provider like OTT, ISP, etc

Operator

- Fixed amount of Revenue

TowerCo**

- Build Tower

OTT

- Wi-Fi Infrastructure

- Fiber

- Caching

- Community Services through Applications (Education/Agricultural/etc)

Industry

- ISP – Bandwidth, Wi-Fi PoP

- Financial Institution - $$$

- FMCG (Coca Cola, etc) – CSR funds

- Aids Targeted Deployment

Deployment Areas, Control and Audit

ITU <- -> Academia <- - > State bodies <- - > Independent Bodies

- Coverage Priorities and Rollout Obligations

- Rollout/Experience Audits and Benchmarking

Efficiency

Policy and Regulation

Regulator

- Fund allocation

- Right of Way policy optimization

- Identification and Availability of Existing Infrastructure

- Infrastructure Sharing Policies

- Reward/Penalties for success/failure/delay

Vendors and Suppliers

Revenue for Service Usage

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Business Model Establishing a sustainable Universal Access and Service Fund (UASF)

Government + Communities + Operators + Business + Industry + Universities + Associations +….. =

Enable Integrated Society

To go Fast, run alone, To go Far run together – African Proverb

Universal Access

and Service Fund

Availability

Sources and Contribution

Government

- Spectrum (700/850/..)

- Existing Infrastructure (Electricity Poles/Community Centers/Rural Premise for site)

- ROW Process Efficiency

- Tax Benefit to Operator or other coverage provider like OTT, ISP, etc

Operator

- Fixed amount of Revenue

OTT

- Wi-Fi Infrastructure

- Fiber

- Caching

- Community Services through Applications (Education/Agricultural/etc)

Industry

- ISP – Bandwidth, Wi-Fi PoP

- Financial Institution - $$$

- FMCG (Coca Cola, etc) – CSR funds

Targeted Deployment

Deployment Areas, Control and Audit

GSMA <- -> Academia <- - > State bodies <- - > Independent Bodies

- Coverage Priorities and Rollout Obligations

- Rollout/Experience Audits and Benchmarking

Efficiency

Policy and Regulation

DICT, NTU

- Fund allocation

- Right of Way policy optimization

- Identification and Availability of Existing Infrastructure

- Infrastructure Sharing Policies

- Reward/Penalties for success/failure/delay

Vendors and Suppliers

Bridging Gaps

What will Enable this?

Innovative Solutions where

each one Contributes and Benefits

- People and Society

- Business

- State and Country

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Wireless Solution – Key to Connecting the unconnected

CAPEX/

premise

( € /

premise)

4000 0

Pop Density (citizen/ km2)

Wireless

FTTx

Population Density

Cost per Line of Wireline

Cost per Line

of Wireless

Cost Trend of FTTx & WBB

Wireless Broadband Solution key to ICT development in the Islands for both Home and other areas

Innovation

Precise Planning: For Investment Protection and Maximize reach

Island and Remote areas

• Easy Deployment

• Low CAPEX

Future Readiness through ICT

• Fast TTM

• Abundant service: VOIP,

home video, IPTV etc

• Attractive enterprise

business

Sparsely pop areas

• WTTX ~ 40Km coverage

• Up to 100Mbps experience

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WBB Speeds Up Broadband Development

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019

Developed

Developing

Developed country: High FBB penetration, low growth rate.

Demanding new broadband to cover more scenarios.

Developing country: Low FBB penetration, demanding

quick available and low cost broadband.

Source: ITU ICT database 2014

Households broadband penetration

Use WBB to increase

broadband penetration

Innovation

Deployment in Srilanka and Philippines have led to inclusive Broadband growth

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Utilizing Existing Infrastructure

For Cost savings and efficiency

Efficiency

• Hotspot site

• Leverage on existing pole

infra

• BTS Fibre

Scenario 1:

9-11m Pole (Existing)

Hotspot site/blind-spot

Leverage on existing

pole or new infra

BTS Fibre

Scenario 2:

16-18m Pole

(Existing)

Rural site, driven by coverage

demand

Leverage on existing pole or

new infra

BTS Fibre

Scenario 3:

>30m Tower

Reduce Deployment Cost

Expedite TTM

Efficiency in Resource Plan

Inclusive Broadband coverage

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Summary

Policy Optimization

and Efficiency

Enable

Industry Ecosystem

EngagementEngage

Innovative Solution for Broadband connectivity

for all

Empower

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