ITU ASIA PACIFIC REGIONAL FORUM ON RESHAPING POLICY AND REGULATORY LANDSCAPE FOR ACCELERATING BROADBAND ACCESS

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ITU ASIA PACIFIC REGIONAL FORUM ON RESHAPING POLICY AND REGULATORY LANDSCAPE FOR ACCELERATING BROADBAND ACCESS Roundtable Discussion: Broadband Access as Human Right? September, 8 th 2015 Jakarta, Indonesia Ivan C Permana Vice President Technology & System Telkomsel

Source: 1. Indonesia Broadband Plan 2014-2019 BAPPENAS 2014 2. World Bank 2010 3. Katz et al 2012 4. GSMA and Boston Consulting Group 2010 BROADBAND: DEFINITION AND ITS IMPACT BROADBAND ACCESS*¹ IMPACT Internet access with guarantee of: always connected Reliable Secure information Run triple-play with minimum speed: 2 Mbps for fixed access 1 Mbps for mobile access GLOBAL 10% Broadband penetration will trigger economic growth*² NATIONAL 1% Increment of Broadband penetration in household*³ Deploying mobile broadband access in 700 MHz band*⁴ 1.38% in developing countries 1.12% in developed countries Reduce unemployment growth for 8.6% Increase productivity for 0.4% in service industry and 0.2% in manufacture industry

GLOBAL AND APAC INTERNET PENETRATION*¹ WEST EUROPE EAST EUROPE 58% SOUTH KOREA 81% 88% GLOBAL NORTH AMERICA 88% INDIA 47% CHINA 47% JAPAN 86% TOTAL POPULATION 7.2 Bio INTERNET USER 3.0 Bio INTERNET PENETRATION 42% 43% CENTRAL AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA 56% AFRICA 26% MIDDLE EAST 36% SINGAPORE 81% MALAYSIA APAC INTERNET PENETRATION 36% 66% INDONESIA*² AUSTRALIA 89% PHILIPPINES 35% 44% NEW ZEALAND 91% Source: 1. We are social Singapore and IAB 2015 2. Indonesia % using APJII report 2014

INTERNET USER INDONESIA IN 2014*¹ Focus in Eastern region and rural area 18.6 Mio SUMATERA KALIMANTAN 4.2 Mio 52.0 Mio JAWA & BALI SULAWESI 7.3 Mio 78.5% internet user contributed by western region of Indonesia*¹ 83.4% internet user come from urban area*² 5.9 Mio NUSA TENGGARA, MALUKU & PAPUA TOTAL POPULATION INTERNET USER 252.4 Mio 88.1 Mio INTERNET PENETRATION: 35% Internet penetration in Indonesia is lower than Average APAC : 36% Source: 1. Profil Penggunaan Internet PUSKAKOM UI and APJII 2014 2. Indonesia Netizen Survey Markplus 2013 Average Global : 42%

HOW TO ACCESS INTERNET TYPE OF GADGET TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY Cellular phone most commonly use to access internet and there is no behavior different between urban and rural area CELLULAR PHONE 85% COMPUTER 14% Cellular Network 97.2% Wireless 31.8% In line with 85% use of cellular phone to access internet, the most frequently technology use is cellular network LAPTOP 32% TABLET 13% Source: Profil Penggunaan Internet PUSKAKOM UI and APJII 2014 Telephone Cable 53.4% Satellite, Fiber Optic 13% As an archipelagic island country, cellular network still become the main solution to expand broadband coverage in Indonesia *Respondents can give more than one answer

BROADBAND AS CONCERN: INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL HRC/17/27 2011*¹: Given that internet has become an indispensable tool for realizing a range of human rights, combating inequality and accelerating development and human progress, ensuring universal access to the internet should be the priority for all states NATIONAL THE 1945 CONSTITUTION OF REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA Article 28F*²: Every person shall have the rights to communicate and to obtain information for the purpose of the development of his/her self social environment, and shall have the rights to seek, obtain, possess, store, process and convey information by employing all available types of channels (2 nd amandment) Source: 1. United Nation OHCHR 2011 2. The constitutional Court of Republic of Indonesia 2013 6

BROADBAND AS NATIONAL PRIORITY: INDONESIA BROADBAND PLAN 2014-2019 UUD 1945 MP3EI RPJMN INDONESIA BROADBAND PLAN 2014-2019 Guarantee right for every people to communicate and to obtain information Masterplan for acceleration and expansion of Indonesia economic development to transform Indonesia to become economic rank 12 th in 2025 Need support from ICT and broadband National medium-term development plan focuses on development of competitive economy with basis of available natural resources, high quality human resources and technology As guidance and direction to accelerate expansion and deployment of comprehensive and integrated national broadband program by utilizing efficient resources Use of these 3 platform will increase effectiveness and optimize process and result of nation development Source: Indonesia Broadband Plan 2014-2019 BAPPENAS 2014 7

LANDSCAPE OF INDONESIA BROADBAND PLAN CHALLENGES Infrastructure Indonesia still has lack of optical backbone transmission in eastern area to support broadband access and it s very challenging to deploy telecom infrastructure in rural area Regulation High regulation cost becomes inhibitors for broadband deployment and Indonesia need to reshape its related regulation to accelerate broadband deployment 8

RESHAPING REGULATION TO ACCELERATE BROADBAND (1/2) High regulation cost becomes inhibitors for broadband deployment and as one of the basic principles of IBP, government could interfere by reshaping regulation to accelerate broadband deployment Limited frequency spectrum resources Limited supporting facilities in rural area High number of vandalism to telecom facility Accelerate migration TV digital from 700 MHz and Broadcasting Service Satellite from 2600 MHz Allocation for frequency based on spectrum density (subscriber/mhz) refer to ITU-R M.2078 recommendation Give incentive to operator to build broadband services in rural area Establish legal guarantee for securing telecom facility from theft or vandalism 9

RESHAPING REGULATION TO ACCELERATE BROADBAND (2/2) High regulation cost becomes inhibitors for broadband deployment and as one of the basic principles of IBP, government could interfere by reshaping regulation to accelerate broadband deployment Monthly subscription for basic mobile cellular with data (1.5 GB unless stated otherwise) in USD 2 GB 1 GB 750 MB Longer time for licensing process Simplification of mandatory requirement and flow process for licensing telecom infrastructure deployment Indonesia Mobile broadband price already low in ASEAN level*¹ Need regulation to control implementation of broadband tariff pricing to maintain profitability of industry High cost occurs to deploy in building coverage Need regulation to free the cost to deploy in building coverage (IDA Singapore regulate building owner shall not impose charge or rent to telecom operator*²) Source: 1. Unleashing the potential of the internet for ASEAN economies, Internet Society and TRPC 2015 2. COPIF IDA Singapore 2013 10

INDONESIA BROADBAND PLAN 2014-2019: FINAL OBJECTIVE 2013 Condi tion Mobile Broadband Access 12% Population at 512 Kbps Fixed Broadband Access 15% Household at 1 Mbps 30% Building at 100 Mbps 5% Population 2019 IBP GOAL MAIN FOCUS 1. Availability 2. Accessibility 3. Affordability URBAN RURAL Fixed Broadband Access 71% Household at 20 Mbps 100% Building at 1 Gbps 30% Population Mobile Broadband Access 100% Population at 1 Mbps Fixed Broadband Access 49% Household at 10 Mbps 6% Population Mobile Broadband Access 52% Population at 1 Mbps Source: Indonesia Broadband Plan 2014-2019 BAPPENAS 2014 11

CONCLUSION What Other Countries do What Indonesia does Many countries already declared broadband as human right Indonesia is not declaring broadband as human right explicitly Finland First country to make broadband a legal right for every citizen in 2009 every person shall have the rights to communicate and to obtain information Spain Since 2009: for every citizen at affordable prices We ensure broadband access for every Indonesia citizen through Indonesia Broadband Plan 2014-2019 Reshaping regulation and policy could accelerate broadband penetration in Indonesia through collaboration between government, academia and industry.

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