3. ACCELERATED ACHIEVEMENT OF MDG
Broadband Inclusion for All
effective and sustainable solutions to the great global
challenges of the 21st Century in poverty, health,
education, gender equality, climate change and the
seismic demographic shifts in youth and ageing populations
4. BROADBAND FOR GROWTH
+10% BROADBAND +1% GDP
GROWTH GROWTH
+1000 BROADBAND +80 NEW JOBS
USERS
The effects depend on the market adaptability to new technologies
Larger effects are likely in countries with competitive and flexible labor markets
Source: Ericsson - Arthur D Litte,2010
5. ASEAN ICT MASTER PLAN 2015
Ensure affordable broadband access to every
community
Ensure affordable ICT products
Ensure affordable and seamless e-services ,
content and applications
Build trust
Improve broadband connectivity
Promote network integrity and information
security, data protection and CERT cooperation
Bridge digital divide within ASEAN
7. TELECOMMUNICATIONS STATISTIC
Until the end 2010, the status of telecommunication
infrastructure and services are as follows:
Fixed line subscribers (PSTN): 8.429.180 subs
(3.58 %)
Fixed Wireless Access: 31.464.342 subs
(13.28 %)
Mobile: 204.134.459 subs
(86.13 %)
Internet users: 60 Millions
(25,32 %)
8. 2014 TARGETS*
Broadband penetration min. 30%
100% fiber optic backbone between the islands
88% broadband network in municipalities
Broadband access in 10,85 million household in 2014 and 13
million in 2013
E-gvernment index 3,4 (GOOD)
* Based on MP3EI (Master Plan for the Acceleration and Expanson of Indonesian
Economic Growth)
9. BROADBAND ACCESS
We develop wireline and wireless broadband, but mostly in
wireless
For IMT-2000 2.1 GHz, 3 operator (Telkomsel, Indosat and XL
Axiata) already allocated second 5 MHz carrier. Another operator
also already requested for another 5 MHz and soon will be
allocated. Telkomsel dan XL Axiata already requested for the 3rd
carrier
Based on e-auction methode for 15 zones, Government awarded
to some company right to use 2.3 GHz spectrum band for BWA,
and already launched for commercial started in the end of June
2010. For 2.3 GHz now its neutral technology
LTE first trial using existing spectrum frequency band already
done since the end of June 2010
10. INDONESIAN OPERATOR’S ROLE
Supporting wider broadband infrastructure (USO Program, Backbone
Consortium)
Connecting broadband and societies
Blackberry Community
Data card/dongle community
Enabling content and applications creation
IWIC
Indigo Award
Elevating broadband access for e-governance, e-health and e-education
Electronic identity/E-KTP
Telkom develops national e-health service InsureNet, which is backed by
five state-owned insurance companies
Helping wider e-books access from Ministry of Education
Making broadband pricing affordable (Average unlimited data/Blacberry = USD
10)
Building a global partnership for broadband development
International fiber optic consorsium: AAG
11. 2014 TARGETS*
Broadband penetration min. 30%
100% fiber optic backbone between the islands
88% broadband network in municipalities: 421 in 2014
municiplaities and 446 in 2015
Broadband access in 10,85 million household in 2014 and 13
million in 2013
E-gvernment index 3,4 (GOOD)
* Based on Master Plan for the Accelaration and Expansion of Indonesian
Economic Growth
12. STRATEGY
ICT Fund
Spectrum refarming
Migration from analog TV to Digital TV
Broadband Service Obligation
Infrastructure sharing and open access
Local content development
Demand–side program: e-government, e-health, e- education
Optimizing the utilization of existing financing
Government and private partnership
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Editor's Notes
The implications are enormous. International estimates suggest that for every 10 per cent increase in broadband penetration we can expect an average of 1.3 per cent additional growth in national gross domestic product (GDP), and we concur with OECD findings that justify rapid broadband roll-out in all OECD member countries.