Reaching the last 10% - Abby Hanson, Disconnected Wales
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This document discusses addressing the remaining 4% of premises in Wales that lack access to superfast broadband. It notes that Wales has a population of 3 million people and 1.4 million premises, with 96% now having access through the Superfast Cymru initiative. The final 60,000 premises present a challenge due to factors of time, quality of service, and scale of reaching rural areas. Partnerships between local authorities, service providers, and engaged communities are highlighted as ways to develop tailored, cost-effective solutions to connect the hardest to reach areas through a combination of fiber, wireless, and satellite technologies. Scaling the community broadband model through organized local leadership and funding is presented as a potential way to address the final 4% in a
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- 18. The Big Opportunity • Replace stuff with action… • Prioritise Demand-led community engagement • Partnership is Key
- 19. Ideas - Strength in numbers.. • • • • Organise Community leaders Endorse independent GoTo Organisation BigFil funding Reward and recognition
- 20. Many thanks.. Abby Hanson abby@disconnectedwales.com 07764 236353 Skype ID: abby.hanson
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