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Fast, reliable and affordable connectivity Richard Chisala Jnr, MIEEE CTO C3 Limited Kasng Crescent MPC Bsiness Park Chichiri, Blantyre, Malawi e: richard.chisala@c3.mw w: www.c3.mw Broadband for the rest of s Connecting the Unconnected Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Let s check a few nmbers 2 Malawi s first nationwide broadband infrastrctre Poplation Density $5? $ Million Investment 3 -? 5 year Project project 80? TVWS BTS TVWS BTS CPE Connected 3,500 TVWS CPE s 10,000+? Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Hotspots C3 s network covers both rban and rral areas, reaching ot to 80% of the contry s literate poplation which comprises 17.4 million people and grows at the second-fastest rate in the world (Sorce: CIA World Factbook, 2014). Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Demystifying Enabling Factors 3 External Internal Affordable and Cost Effective International Capacity Innovation and Creativity Reglatory and Policy Frameworks Government Incentives Intelligent Internet Exchange Points Fnding and Smart Financing Environmental Consideration Social and Economic Expectations Agile Leadership and Management Partnership and Smart Collaboration Passion, Expertise and Skills Price Sensitivity for Sstainability Social Responsibility Do Not Cherry Pick (Inclsiveness) C3 Champions Local Empowerment Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Covering Cstomers Where They Are 4 TVWS CPEs C3 expects the nmber of TVWS CPE s (cstomer premise eqipment) to grow to 3,500 in 3 years. CPEs and their installation offered at cost in order to lower barriers to entry. Pblic Wi-Fi Hotspots Each TVWS CPE location will at the same time host at least 1 pblic Wi-Fi hotspot, having a reach of 500m. C3 expects to grow the nmber of pblic Wi-Fi hotspots to 10,000 over a period of 3 years. Reaching frther For cstomers beyond the reach of TVWS BTS (typically 10 to 20 km), C3 consider installing low-cost 5GHz radios with a range of 30 km. Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

What Makes C3 Uniqe 5 C3 is the first operator in Malawi to deploy its own network infrastrctre more than 1Gbps backbone, towers and data centres to provide broadband 4G and fibre access complemented by novel clod services which sbstantially redce the need for Internet bandwidth C3 provides faster throghpt, higher reliability and significantly lower cost, with the aim of making its services affordable to everyone who owns an Internet-capable device C3 has partnered with MPC, the contry s incmbent postal operator with the aim of providing connectivity to its 183 post offices. Post offices are gradally converted to one-stop pblic service delivery centres servicing Revene Athority, Road Traffic, Registration Brea & Electoral Commission High Availability - Mobile operators se grid and generators to fel their base stations. C3 ses solar-powered base stations with minimal maintenance. Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Crrent Stats and Otlook Near Term 6 A total of 80 TV White Spaces base stations to be deployed in for phases (20 per phase) over a period of two years and covering average srface area of almost 300 Sqare Kilometres. With these 80 base stations, approximately 75% of the inhabited areas and 60% of the contry will be covered. This is 6.25 times less than the nmber of base stations needed for traditional celllar networks, thereby significantly impacting both CAPEX and OPEX and enabling to provide affordable service to areas and commnities that were so far considered nviable. C3 expects to reach 80% of the literate poplation becase its TVWS BTS cover all rban and peri-rban areas as well as many densely poplated rral areas. According to UNICEF, the total adlt literacy rate in Malawi is 61.3%. (www.nicef.org/infobycontry/malawi_statistics.html). Literacy is 20% higher in rban areas than in rral areas despite the fact that primary school edcation is free. At least between 25 45 % Cheaper Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Social, Economic and Environmental Impact 7 C3 works with a nmber of stakeholders, all of which create significant socioeconomic impacts. In these relationships, C3 acts as the online platform and connectivity partner availing the necessary infrastrctre that has ths far been missing. C3 s partners provide compelling soltions in areas sch as: e-health e-learning e-finance and e-commerce e-government e-post It wold take too long to detail them on this slide, bt we wold be happy to share them with yo. Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Television White Spaces (TVWS) 8 BUSINESS CHALLENGES PROJECT AIMS Rral Connectivity costly for commnities and extremely low ARPU clients Fibre based soltions and other 4G Wireless (LTE) not competitive and expensive to bild in hostile terrain leverage on fixed broadband wireless soltions High capacity and better throghpt reqired to nderpin ftre broadband prodct Define and implement a service assrance layer that allows BAU expansion of TVWS bild Leverage TVWS Signal Propagation Characteristics and License Exempt (Dynamic Access) TVWS BTS reqires low power reliable and cheaper to maintain Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Strategy and Tactics 9 Gain first mover advantage Achieve profitable operations Offer higher than standard SLA de to Robst TVWS signal propagation Bilt for Africa eqipment and applications Design for off-grid power Technology Trial ($50K) Commercial Trial ($660K) TVWS allows for non-interfering accessible spectrm (802.22 Compliant aka Wi-FAR) Off-grid inclsive methodology (solar/wind + battery) 24 48V DC with Max 200W/PoPthis is significant power saving 1::40 ratio Base station::cpe spports standard broadband speeds (4Mbps total) Capital Expense ~$50-$70M vs. LTE 4G ~$450-$650M (Considering 500 sites) Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Planning is Key 10 Channel Re-se Planning Fail to plan - plan to fail Docment everything Sites Physical, GPS, Contact information Eqipment IP, NM, Serial Nmbers, Firmware, MAC Address Network Configration, topology, etc Solar Power Calclations Calclate the daily power consmption Calclate nmber of batteries reqired Calclate the nmber of panels reqired Scenario: 2 x Base Station 1 x 6 Port Ethernet Switch Daily Power Consmption (W) Nmber and Rating of Batteries reqired (AH) Nmber and Rating of Solar Panel and Charge Controllers (W) A UHF channel is re-sed to prevent adjacent channel interference Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

Basic Needs for Hman Srvival 11 Fast, reliable and affordable ACCESS for VIABLE clod services Water Food Fire Shelter Connectivity Commnication the demarcation of membership into the 21 st centry Connecting the Unconnected Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

C3 s Management Team 12 Chris Schäke, CEO Serial Entreprener, expert in connecting the nconnected Richard Chisala, MIEEE CTO Social Entreprener, advocate of affordable access and clod services Henry Chisala, CFO Passionate, competent and keen to change Malawi s ICT landscape Copyright 2016 C3 Limited All Rights Reserved. Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa

13 Fast, reliable and affordable connectivity for clod services Qestions? THANK YOU! Broadband for the rest of s Internet Society 2 nd Smmit on Commnity Networks - Africa