Question 19-2/1: Implementation of IP Telecommunication services in developing countries
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Scope of the Question
1.2 Background
1.3 Method used to study Question 19-2/1
2 IP Telecommunication Services
2.1 Definition and scope
2.1.1 VoIP
2.1.2 Triple/Quadruple play services
2.1.3 IPTV
2.1.4 Everything over IP (EoIP)
2.1.5 IP Applications
2.1.6 IP infrastructure development
2.2 IPT Services: Country Examples
2.3 Legislation
2.4 National strategies to transition from IPv4 to IPv6
2.4.1 National strategies to migrate to IPv6
2.4.2 Overview of ITU activities to facilitate the transition from IPv4 to IPv6
3 Impact of IP Networks, Services, and Associated Applications
3.1 Economic impact
3.2 Impact on market and regulation
3.3 Impact on Consumers
3.4 Benefits and Opportunities
4 Potential Challenges
4.1 Potential challenges
4.1.1 Regulatory challenges
4.1.2 Economic challenges
4.1.3 Technical challenges
4.1.4 Lack of expertise and experience with IPT
5 Technical, Economic, and Regulatory Conditions Necessary to Implement IP Technologies, Services and Applications
5.1 Technical conditions
5.2 Economic conditions
5.3 Regulatory conditions
6 Lessons Learned and Success Stories
6.1 Internet Telephony in the Republic of Korea
6.1.1 Market Development of Internet Telephony in Korea
6.1.2 Korean Guideline on Internet Telephony (May 2004)
6.1.3 Number portability between Internet telephony and PSTN (October 2008)
6.1.4 Operators' Strategies for Internet Telephony
6.1.5 Implications of the Case of Internet Telephony in Korea
6.2 IP based telecommunication in Bangladesh
6.2.1 Introduction
6.2.2 Conclusion
6.3 IP telecommunication networks, services and applications in Cameroon
6.3.1 Overview
6.3.2 IP telecommunication networks and associated services and applications in Cameroon
6.3.3 Implementing IP telecommunication networks in Cameroon
6.4 Challenges in Sierra Leone
6.4.1 Overview
6.4.2 Ongoing Activities
6.4.3 Main Issues
6.4.4 Conclusion
6.5 Broadband wireless connectivity project in Djibouti
7 Conclusion
8 Guidelines for Overcoming the Challenges
I. Annexes
II. Glossary
III. References
Annex 2: Results of the Survey
1. Introduction
2. Preliminary analysis of the answers to the survey
2.1 Definition and scope of fiIP telecommunication (IPT) networkfl, fiIP servicesfl and/or fiIP applicationsfl
2.2 Laws/legislation on access to IPT services and VoIP
2.3 National strategy and/or plan for the transition from IPV4 to IPV6
2.4 Types of IPT services provided
2.5 Challenges faced by the countries in rolling out IP networks
2.6 Benefits and opportunities related to the implementation of IP networks
2.7 Issues to be addressed in order to successfully introduce IP networks, services, and applications
2.8 Impact of Internet Exchange Points on internet prices
2.9 Training needs in the countries
Annex 3: Composition of the Rapporteur Group for Question 19-2/1 ? Implementation of IP telecommunication services ...
Annex 4: Reports of the Rapporteurs Group Meetings for the study period 2010-2014
II. Glossary
III. References