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Policies to promoteinfrastructure deployment
ITU workshop: 5G and new technologiesSeptember 2019
Lomé, Republic of Togo
Agenda
About Cullen
A few words about 5G
Policies to promote infrastructure deployment (and sharing)
Europe: the Broadband Cost Reduction Directive
The Americas: Latin America and the US
Conclusion
About us
who we are
regulation made simple
>30Years of Experience
4x4Covering4 Sectors Across 4 Continents
5Practices
>250Clients
>60Countries Covered
>40Team Members
21Different Nationalities
22Different Languages
in brief
how wecan helpregulation made simple
Cutting through the complexity of regulation in:
telecommunications media digital economy postal
competition law
and as applied in the above sectors
News Alerts Monitoring Benchmarks Databases Enquiries
where we are
Americas
Europe
Middle East & North Africa
active
Coming Soon
A few words about 5G
A few words about 5G: new services and applications
A few words about 5G: an ecosystem
Previous technologies
5G
Internet
Internet Networkcore
Networkcore
ANTENNA
ANTENNA
antennas
Phones
Phones
Cars
What else?
More complex architecture: coordination between networks
Policies to promote infrastructure deployment (and sharing)
Europe
Access to existinginfrastructure
and transparency
Coordination ofcivil works and transparency
Permit-grantingprocedure
In-buildingpassive
infrastructure
The Broadband Cost Reduction Directive
Single Information Point and Dispute Settlement Body
Ducts, poles, cabinets, etc.
Fair and proportionate terms
Utilities tocoordinate withoperators
Especially iffinanced bypublic resources
Permits obtained viaa Single InformationPoint
Decisions madewithin 4 months
Newly constructed ormajorly renovatedbuildings bustinclude passiveinfrastructure
The Americas
Different approaches to promote rolloutCountry General policy to ease
network rollout
Connectivity and Infrastructure
Code of best practices, ranking One stop shop (u.i.)
Yes, price set by national government
General targets Antenna Law, ranking Yes, for free
General targets Antennas Law Yes
Incl. in action plan and NDP Code of best practices, one stop shop Sharing ducts and poles
Action plan Sharing in natural areas Yes
White paper on deployment - Sharing in public properties
General guidelines and OECD recommendations
IFT guidelines and assessment of local rules
Federal buildings (SCT, Promtel) and IFT guidelines
NDP Conatel guidelines Only for basic services
Yes Antennas law, ranking Proposed by Osiptel
Yes, 5G fast plan 23 state-law on mobile 5G and small cell
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BR
MX
AR
CO
CL
EC
PE
PY
CR
US
Awareness campaigns and rankings
Spectrum comes with obligations
All countries in the Americas set coverage obligations Different approaches:• detailed coverage requirements and
schedule, including roads and rural areas (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Peru, Paraguay)
• coverage requirements as a percentage of the population (Canada, Ecuador, Mexico, United States).
Keep what you serveFCC approach to coverage obligations
• China adopted infrastructure sharing as a priority for 5G network deployment: standalone network(not upgrade) sharing everything(sites, masts, RAN equipment)
• Similarly to South Korea: Korea 5G Day in March 2019
China’s approach for 5G infrastructure
• Coordination -> One stop shop recommended by OECD• Industry and government• Different government levels• Telecom operators• Public utilities company
• Definition of standards and harmonisation• Knowledge sharing and awareness campaigns• New 5G challenge: small cells deployment (US, CO)
Challenges
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More questions?
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