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Program of APEC Telecenter Training CampTaipei, TaiwanJanuary 2005
CHILE
Information and Communication Technologies Opportunities in Chile
C H I L E
Luis PérezInstitute of Youth
Marcel SilvaUndersecretariat of Telecommunications
C H I L E Situating Chile in the Map
On the western side of the south american continent, facing the Pacific Ocean.
C H I L E GENERAL FACTS
• Spanning more than 4,000 kilometers of coast from North to South.
• 15 million inhabitants
• Spanish Speaking Population
• Strong Macroeconomic Fundamentals
• Economy open to International Trade
• Strongly taking steps into becoming a port for ICT in Latin America.
C H I L EPrivate Investment in Telecommunications
An average of nearly US$ 1 Billion from 1996 to date
C H I L E
13,2
15,6
18,3
20,4 20,621,6 22,4 22,1 21,7
-
500.000
1.000.000
1.500.000
2.000.000
2.500.000
3.000.000
3.500.000
4.000.000
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
-4,0
1,0
6,0
11,0
16,0
21,0
26,0Lines on Service Penetration
3.266.588 lines, (March/2004)
Fixed Telephone Lines
C H I L E
0,6 0,8 1,4 2,2 2,8
15,0
22,2
34,0
41,1 46,1
6,5
-
1.000.000
2.000.000
3.000.000
4.000.000
5.000.000
6.000.000
7.000.000
8.000.000
9.000.000
1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003
0,0
6,0
12,0
18,0
24,0
30,0
36,0
42,0
48,0
Mobile Telephony Penetration
7.929.860 cellphones, more than 50% penetration (March/2004)
Mobile Telephony
C H I L E
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
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PC / 100 Internet Users / 100
Source: ITU
CHILE has a leadership position in Latin America
Internet and Computers
C H I L E
050000
100000150000200000250000300000350000
Sep.99 sep. 00 ago. 01 sep. 02 sep. 03 jun. 04
Evolution
Broadband
Exclusive xDSL, WLL, Cable modem
ICT STATUSBROADBAND
Broadband connections have increased 40.7% in relation toprevious year.
340.509 Connections (June/2004)
C H I L ERegulatory Framework: encouraging
competition in Telecom
• Freedom of enterprise• All telecoms companies are private• No restrictions to foreign investment• Regulatory authorities cannot inhibit private-
sector initiativesregulation applies only under specific market conditions (according to the Telecoms Law);concessions are granted free of charge (contest instead of auctions);no limitations to license granting, unless spectrum is limited;vertical integration is allowed
C H I L E
The Digital Agenda is a Public-Private partnership for the national development
through the use of ICTs, in order to enhance democracy and citizens rights, to strengthen
equality of opportunities and individual liberties; and to improve government efficiency and
transparency.
Digital Agenda
Government CIO:Carlos Alvarez, Undersecretary of Economy
C H I L E
Purpose: contribute towards Chile’s development, through the use of ICTs in order to:
- increase competitiveness and efficiency, - increase equal access to opportunities y
quality of life, - increase transparency, privacy and security,- increase cultural development
Objective: take a 2nd digital leap by the year2006 and reach a level of digital developmentcomparable with OECD countries, by theBicentennial (2010)
Digital Agenda
C H I L E
1. A solid and secure Broadband infrastructure.2. Digitally literate population and a work force
with world class standards in the use of ICTs.3. On-line Government to service citizens.4. A highly developed e-commerce. 5. To develop a critical mass of ICT businesses,
capable of international competition.6. A modern legal framework to facilitate
information society development.
Digital AgendaGoals for 2010
C H I L E
1. Universal Access2 million households with PCs (44%)1 million households with Internet access (22%)150.000 business firms with Internet accessDevelopment of broadband infrastructure
2. Education500.000 digitally literate adults10% of labor force with one year of ICT training 80% of public schools has broadband access
Digital Agenda
C H I L E
• 300 services on line • e-Services platform (www.tramitefacil.gov.cl)
• Health services: medical e-appointment, e-sick
leave, biometric information and id, broadband
for all primary health care units.
• Training for 341 local governments and digital
development for the 100 smaller and more
needy municipalities
On-line Government
C H I L E
• Expanded use of e-Invoice.• Expantion of e-procurement
(www.chilecompra.cl)• 80 business services on - line• Development of payment media for e-
commerce
ICT Businesses
C H I L E
• ICT Certification of enterprises: 70% of ACTI affiliated businesses certified or in progress (ISO 9000 or CMM)
• 500 ICT professionals certified in the use of english yearly, beginning at 2005
• Promote R&D in the ICT industry
• Facilitate ICT services exports
Development of the ICT Industry
C H I L E
• Promotion of the use of digital signature• e-Invoice legislation.• Safeguards for consumer rights in e-
commerce.• Updated copyright protection laws.
Legal Framework
C H I L E
To promote telecommunications coverage in rural and low income urban areas, especially in distant or geographically
isolated locations.
Telecommunications Development FundMain Objective
C H I L E
FDT (Rural Telephony, First Phase):A Good Example of Leverage
Phones awardedin 6.059 localities
2.2 million beneficiaries
Public subsidies: US$20 mm
Private investment in rural telephony:
US$150 mm
Succesful Leverage (1/7)
196 projects
C H I L EAfter Rural Telephony...
A Law Reform (Law No 19.724)
− Extended Fund Operation for another 10 years− Diversified Eligible Projects to:
• TeleCenters (“InfoCenters”)• Sound and Television Broadcasting, and • Other Telecommunication Services
− Incorporated Community participation through City Councils (municipalities)
C H I L E
25 25 (3%)
27 27 (4%)
5959(8%)
6969(9%) 5555
(7%)
72 72 (10%)
90 90 (12%)
69 69 (9%)
72 72 (10%)
18 18 (2%)
22 22 (3%)
146146(20%)
2424(3%)
748 infocenters(Jan/2005)
Community Access to Internet(Subsidized PC Bangs)
C H I L ECurrent Status
− Connecting rural school to Internet− 667 rural schools will connecting free to Internet for 3 years− 108 thousands students− Schools into the localities with 0% Internet penetration
− Connecting Palena province− Transmition Systems to improve the quality and price for
the service of telecommunications into the province.