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The Hellenic National Broadband Plan aims to enhance digital access across Greece by addressing supply and demand issues in various demographics and regions. With a focus on reducing the digital divide, especially among elder citizens and underserved groups, the plan promotes infrastructure development, facilitates private investments, and enhances ICT in schools. Local support teams and incentives for the donation of equipment are key strategies, aiming for inclusive internet access that supports education, teleworking, e-health, and community communications across the nation.
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Hellenic National Broadband Plan Secretariat General of Telecommunications & Post Ministry of Infrastructures, Transports and Networks Ioanna Samprakou Head of Cabinet of the General Secretary for Telecommunications & Post i.samprakou@yme.gov.gr
Greece, EU-27 and DAE Targets Source: DA indicators
Supply is above average member–state with worst score member–state with best score …in a competitive market Source: DA indicators
…but demand is low Source: DA indicators
Services are there… Source: DA indicators
…but several issues need to be addressed in specific age & education groups …as well as specific areas Source: DA indicators
Demand-side Support • Aims to • Reduce the digital divide (age / income / IT skills) • Allow users that never used a computer, specially elder citizens, to access the internet • Support ICT in schools • Expand the customer base of broadband services • …create a more attractive market for new investments in infrastructures… • Tools • Local support teams for citizens that never used internet or/and a computer • Incentives for companies to donate old ICT equipment to schools • Actively support special groups (e.g. elder citizens, citizens in isolated areas) for accessing the internet through user friendly devices • Support the adoption of simple targeted services towards special groups (e.g. in areas such as e-health, tele-working, e-learning, intra family & community communications)|
Facilitation of private investments • Aims to • Reduce cost for deployment • Reduce bureaucratic burdens • Create a stable and clear environment for investments in Next Generation networks • Tools • Infrastructure map • Broadband map • NGA map based on user data (hyperion) • Legislative and Regulatory Actions • Open – Public studies providing views in “white”, underserved areas and markets
Supply-side support • Aims to • Cover areas with low or no commercial interest • Provide infrastructure and services in areas where private investment will not support • Accelerate the deployment of Next Generation Access networks • Tools • Optical MANs implemented in 48 cities covering 3.700 points of interest of public administration. • Rural Broadband (ppp project) providing NGA services into 600.000 citizens within more than 4.000 municipalities in rural “white” areas of Greece • WiFi (under planning) • FTTH or/and FTTB supporting users to gain access to internet connections > 100Mbps
Roadmap Mar 2014: Consultation with stakeholders Apr 2014: Incorporate NBP into ΣΕΣ Apr 2014: Submit NBP to EC Apr-May 2014: NBP public consultation Jun 2014 Finalize NBP
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