Findings indicate that ICT sector reforms have generally been sub-optimal; insufficient competition or effective price regulation has constrained take-up and usage. This paper reports on findings of the second household and individual user survey of access and usage between 2007 and 2008 across 17 African countries. The high cost of communications inhibits ICT access, constrains individual communication and inflates the input cost to businesses. Through network development, Research ICT Africa (RIA) is building an African knowledge base to support ICT policy and regulatory design processes, and monitors and reviews policy and regulatory developments on the continent
This paper uses data from nationally representative household surveys conducted in 17 African countr...
Draft for comments Research ICT Africa fills a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable inf...
Research ICT Africa!lls a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable information society and ...
Research ICT Africa (RIA) aims to build an African knowledge base in support of ICT policy and regul...
PowerPoint presentationResearch ICT Africa (RIA) is a network of researchers conducting ICT policy a...
This paper integrates the findings of a series of research projects undertaken by Research ICT Afric...
In many of the 17 countries in this review, the national objectives of achieving universal and affor...
Meeting: RIA Co-ordinators' Workshop, Magliesburg, February 2009PowerPoint presentationResearch ICT ...
This policy paper draws on a rich data set arising from the household and individual access and usag...
The establishment of a cost-based interconnection tariff and the increase in companies with signific...
This paper uses data from nationally representative household surveys conducted in 17 African countr...
The general public lacks awareness on developments in the telecommunication sector. There is need fo...
Important topics needing urgent action from the Regulator include: creating a converged licensing re...
The country “performance reviews” summarised in this volume were conducted in 2003 by the initial me...
Research ICT Africa fills a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable information society an...
This paper uses data from nationally representative household surveys conducted in 17 African countr...
Draft for comments Research ICT Africa fills a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable inf...
Research ICT Africa!lls a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable information society and ...
Research ICT Africa (RIA) aims to build an African knowledge base in support of ICT policy and regul...
PowerPoint presentationResearch ICT Africa (RIA) is a network of researchers conducting ICT policy a...
This paper integrates the findings of a series of research projects undertaken by Research ICT Afric...
In many of the 17 countries in this review, the national objectives of achieving universal and affor...
Meeting: RIA Co-ordinators' Workshop, Magliesburg, February 2009PowerPoint presentationResearch ICT ...
This policy paper draws on a rich data set arising from the household and individual access and usag...
The establishment of a cost-based interconnection tariff and the increase in companies with signific...
This paper uses data from nationally representative household surveys conducted in 17 African countr...
The general public lacks awareness on developments in the telecommunication sector. There is need fo...
Important topics needing urgent action from the Regulator include: creating a converged licensing re...
The country “performance reviews” summarised in this volume were conducted in 2003 by the initial me...
Research ICT Africa fills a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable information society an...
This paper uses data from nationally representative household surveys conducted in 17 African countr...
Draft for comments Research ICT Africa fills a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable inf...
Research ICT Africa!lls a strategic gap in the development of a sustainable information society and ...