Romania: Ordinance 34/2002 -  Access to the Electronic Communications Networks and to the Associated Infrastructure, as well as their Interconnection

Peru: Decreto Supremo 013-93.

Colombia: Ley 555 de 2000 (Law No. 555 of 2000).  This law is primarily intended to secure the legal regime applicable to Personal Communication Services , PCS and establish the rules and general principles for granting concessions to provide PCS services .

International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies, September 2012. 

BroadbandUSA, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), United States Department of Commerce, January 2015. 

This report, produced with the assistance of Analysys Mason, consolidates knowledge of existing PPP schemes in deploying NGA networks.

Handshake's issue 15 focuses on connectivity or the physical networks that allow people to communicate as well as the ability to interact with another person or the services one receives from an institution or organization. Public-private partnerships in information and communication technology can help create those connections and most importantly connect the still unconnected. Throughout the issue, we see how transformative ICT has been in the developed world and also acknowledge how far there is to go until everyone is given the same digital resources. We hear first-hand from the head of Facebook's internet.org initiative, which aims to bring free internet access to the base of the pyramid.

Legal framework: Lois et ordonnonces. Intercontection Conditions Decree 02-156 - Décret exécutif n° 02-156 du 26 safar 1423 correspondant au 09 mai 2002 : fixant les conditions d’interconnexion des réseaux et services de télécoms Particular decisions: Bills Orascom vs Algerie Telecom

The purpose of this document is  to describe the licensing framework of the authority for telecommunications Technology industry (AiTi) of Brunei Darussalam.

The Nigerian Communications Act 2003 was signed into law by the President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo (GCFR) on the 8th of July 2003 after being passed by both Houses of the National Assembly. The Act strengthens the capacity of the NCC to properly carry out its Regulatory Activities.