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ITU-USF Pakistan Work shop on Internet Access & Adoption Md Ashfaque Ahmed 10-11 th October, 2018 Md Aman Ullah Islamabad, Pakistan BTRC 1

Agendas: Country Profile. Statistics/Key Indicators. Telecom Information. Active Telecom operators. Development picture of Digital Bangladesh. Formation of SOF 2

Country Profile Total Area: 1,47,570 sq. km. Land: 130,168 km 2 ; water: 17,402 km 2 Geographical Location: Latitude between 20 34' and 26 38' North Longitude between 88 01' and 92 41' East Population : 162,951,560 Age Structure: 0-14 years: 30.8%; 15-49 years: 53.7%; 50-59 years: 8.2%; 60 years and over: 8.1% Population Density : 1,104 people per sq. km GDP: $1602 (Source: Bangladesh Economic Review- 2017) GDP Growth Rate : 7.24% (Source: Bangladesh Economic Review- 2017) 3

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160 Voice Subscriber Growth in Million 154.17 142.33 140 133.72 121.44 126.39 120 113.78 100 95.54 85.21 80 69.76 60 46.01 54.12 40 35.57 22.88 20 0 1.15 1.7 2.59 4.87 10.1 Mobile penetration: 91% 5

100 90 Internet Subscriber Growth in Million 90.5 80 80.17 70 66.62 60 54.06 50 43.64 40 35.79 30 28.25 31.02 20 13.94 10 0 0.04 0.05 0.07 0.1 0.13 0.14 0.25 4.05 6.91 6

Teledensity 93.26 % Internet Density 53.05 % 2G data Penetration 33% 3G data Penetration 65 % 4G data Penetration 5 % 7

5.14 7.84 Gbps 44.38 39.24 137.04 117.68 109.84 204.80 BSCCL ITC 250 200 BSCCL 150 100 50 0 ITC (6) 8

Subscriber in Million 70 63.33 63.55 60 50 40 30 25.31 32.3 20 11.18 10 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018-Present 9

OFC Length 111,369 km Divisions Covered All (7) Districts Covered All (64) Upazillas Covered 485 (488) Unions Covered 4,149 (4,587) 10

Robi Axiata Limited (Robi), 30% Banglalink Digital Communication Limited, 22% Teletalk Bangladesh Ltd. (Teletalk), 3% Grameen Phone Ltd. (GP), 45% 11

100% 93% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0.101% 6.611% 0% Mobile Internet WiMAX ISP + PSTN 12

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ILDC/ Infrastructure Operators Sl. Category Licensee Operational 1 Submarine Cable 2 2 2 International Terrestrial Cable (ITC) 6 6 3 Nationwide Telecommunication Transmission Network (NTTN) 5 5 Gateway Operators Sl. Category Licensee Operational 1 International Gateway (IGW) 25 23 2 Interconnections Exchange (ICX) 26 26 3 International Internet Gateway (IIG) 37 27 4 National Internet Exchange (NIX) 2 2 14

ANS Operators Sl. Category Licensee Operational 1 Cellular Mobile Telecom Operator 4 4 2 Public Switched Telephone Network 12 3 (PSTN) 3 Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) 3 3 4 3G Cellular Mobile Phone Operator 4 4 5 Internet Protocol Telephony Service 42 23 Provider (IPTSP) 6 Internet Service Provider (ISP) 247 168 7 Category (A, B, C) ISP 252 186 15

Other Operators Sl. Category Licensee Operational 1 Vehicle Tracking Services (VTS) 22 17 2 Call Centre (CC, ICC, HCC, HCCSP) 280 93 3 VoIP Service Provider (VSP) 881 881 16

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Evolution of SOF in Bangladesh Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulation Act, 2001 The Act is amended in 2006 Again the Act is amended in 2010 and the SoF is legally started under its section 21A SOF Rules is Formulated in 2014. A full functioned committee has formed and it works under the Act & Rules 18

SOF in Bangladesh: SOF is a Fund which is created for Providing the Telecommunication and Information technology Service in Telecommunication facilities deprived area. It is basically used for, to create special Telecommunication system for the project implementation with disaster handling or management. Sources of Fund: Government Contribution. Contribution from Domestic or Foreign or International organization. Subscription from All Telecom operators. Contribution from others valid source. 19

Rate of SOF: BTRC is collecting 1% of an operator's annual gross revenue (against Social Obligation Fund). The operators are required to maintain a separate account for this. BTRC also maintain a separate bank account to manage the SOF Fund. BTRC may changes the rate of subscriptions of operators for SOF by the prior approval of Government. 20

Social Obligation Fund Management committee: A Management committee is formulated under the Rule 3 of SOF rules comprising eleven members: 1 Minister, Ministry of the Posts, Telecommunications and ICT 2 Secretary, Posts and Telecommunications Division 3 Secretary, Information & Communication Division 4 Secretary, Ministry of Social Welfare 5 Chairman, BTRC 6 Vice Chairman, BTRC 7 Managing Director, BTCL 8 Member from Association of Mobile Telecom Operators 9 Member from Association of PSTN Operators 10 Member from Internet Service Providers Association 11 Member selected from BTRC as Member Secretary 21

The functions of the committee: The Total Management of SOF is vested on the committee. The committee will deploy the working plan regarding fund allocation. Project Implementation and Approval. To Maintain transparency, accountability and Auditing to the project. Annual budget approval of SOF 22

Present status of SOF Total collection of SOF is around Tk 13.80 billion up to last January, 2018. Around Tk 11.9 billion came from operators & 1.9 billion from Bank Interest in the last six years. The ICT division has recently sought financial support from the fund to provide 772 unions with internet connectivity through fiber optic cables by the end of 2018. 23

References www.btrc.gov.bd; www.bangldesh.gov.bd; www.bbs.gov.bd; Bangladesh Economic Review-2017 24

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