This document sets out the categories of licenses that AiTi issues, the governing terms and conditions, the procedures for application and the fee structure.
For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Telecommunications & ICT.
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The Economics of Next Generation Access Final Report - Executive Summary:
Other decisions regarding disputes between Orascom Telecom and Algerie Telecom may be found in the ARPT Decisions Database.
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Handshake, International Finance Corporation's (IFC's) quarterly journal on public-private partnerships (PPPs), Issue # 15, October 2014. No government can afford to ignore technology, and the momentum behind Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is unrelenting. This issue of Handshake explores how public-private partnerships (PPPs) in ICT can help the public sector manage technology, become more responsive to citizens' needs, and reach out to the two-thirds of the world that is still unconnected.
The Singapore telecommunication services market was fully liberalised from 1 April 2000. As required under the Telecommunications Act (Cap. 323), any person operating and providing telecommunication systems and services in Singapore has to be licensed.
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This report, produced with the assistance of Analysys Mason, consolidates knowledge of existing PPP schemes in deploying NGA networks. It provides:
Broadband is critical to the economic development and vitality of communities across the United States. Given its importance, many local leaders are exploring how to expand the availability and adoption of robust, high-quality and affordable broadband services in their communities. To reach these goals, many municipalities have utilized partnerships with the private sector. While no partnership structure is exactly like another, there are some common models and best practices that communities should research before embarking on a broadband partnership.
The purpose of this report is to highlight the best practices used by public-private partnership (PPP) projects - whether they have been used to provide broadband access nationally, regionally, or in rural areas - to improve broadband access to unserved and underserved locations. The report is based on 13 PPP broadband projects that have been researched. It takes a broad definition of what PPP means and includes any project where there is a mix of private- and public-sector involvement.
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