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Enhancing Global Telecommunications: Insights from ITU-D Sector Membership and Partnerships

This document outlines the key motivations and contributions of ITU-D Sector Members and Associates, based on a 2009 questionnaire. It shares insights on the role of the ITU in promoting telecommunications development, engaging in partnerships, and driving capacity building in underserved regions. Respondents indicated their interest in sharing best practices, participating in regional conferences, and accessing vital information on regulations and technology trends. The report also highlights the importance of collaboration in achieving telecommunications advancements and the impact of ITU-D’s work on global connectivity.

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Enhancing Global Telecommunications: Insights from ITU-D Sector Membership and Partnerships

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  1. ITU-D Sector Membership Fernando Lagraña Partnerships, Promotion and Membership (PPM) Telecommunication Development Bureau International Telecommunication Union

  2. Questionnaire for ITU-D Sector Members and Associates January 2009 19% of ITU-D Sector Members and Associates answered.

  3. Break down of those replying by level of development

  4. Role of Organization

  5. Domain of Organization

  6. Regional Scope

  7. Motivation for being an ITU-D Sector Member • ITU-D’s leadership • Development projects • Sharing experiences and best practices • Helping LDC’s develop Human Capital • Organization of regional conferences • The wish to achieve better telecommunications in the world • Corporate Social Responsibility

  8. Motivation for being an ITU-D Sector Member • Excellent work done by ITU-D • Partnership with ITU • Stay in touch with developments & regulatory best practices • Access to latest information: trends, statistics and HRD issues • Close cooperation with other ITU-D SMs and new opportunities • To learn from the experiences and knowledge of other countries • Encouragement and promotion of telecom liberalization and technology introduction globally

  9. Motivation for being an ITU-D Sector Member • Assist development markets in business and technology issues • The relevance of information produced • To reduce duplication of efforts • To learn from other region experiences • Capacity building in new technologies, digital implementation and transition to the digital broadcasting paradigm

  10. Areas of Interest

  11. BDT Activities of which Members are most aware

  12. BDT Activities in which Members are most involved

  13. BDT information considered easiest to access

  14. BDT work considered most relevant

  15. Participation in ITU meetings and conferences

  16. Obstacles to participation

  17. ITU-D’s Website

  18. BDT responses to concrete requests

  19. The correspondence received from BDT

  20. Communication with the ITU Regional and Area Offices

  21. ITU‑D Sector Membership Certificates Congratulations & Happy 10th Anniversary of ITU‑D Sector Membership to: • ArmenTel JV (Armenia Telephone Company), Armenia • Asociación Hispanoamericana de Centros de Investigación y Empresas de Telecomunicaciones, Spain • JSC Kazakhtelecom, Kazakhstan • Maroc Télécom - Itissalat Al-Maghrib (IAM), Morocco • Telecom Egypt, Egypt • Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), India • Unidad Ejecutora 002 INICTEL – UNI, Peru • Vodafone Group Services Ltd., United Kingdom • Western Telesystems (Ghana) Ltd. (WESTEL), Ghana

  22. Thank You!

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