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youths. Educating the public thru ICT also includes the preservation of the natural habitat and this is the same reason we will harness the power of the sun and wind. Internet access can be done by “internet access scratch card” for those who have their own computers with wireless access since WIFI will be deployed to cater to business, individuals, and tourists. With the deployment of both hardware and software mechanism, this will minimize the need for telecenter accountants or cashiers. MOTC will have an ICT awareness training program for the teachers that would be dispatched to the Mej. (KCC) (Republic of Korea) Broadband Internet in Rural and Remote Areas of Korea Rural broadband has been completed in Korea through the cooperation of private telecoms operator (KT, former operator) and the Government (central and local) by 2008 and currently Next Generation Network is under construction in the rural areas. KT’s cooperation was ensured by the ‘Decree of Universal Service Obligation of KT’ which has been prepared to impose KT to fulfill the duty of rural broadband internet connectivity even after the privatization of KT. However, broadband construction in the far remote areas such as the village of less than 50 households could be a financial burden for KT and therefore, the Korean Government has decided to provide financial for the construction of broadband networks for deep remote areas. The financial subsidy has amounted to 50% of the total construction cost and it was shared by central and local Government by half and half. This policy has enabled households in rural areas to subscribe broadband internet at the same price with same quality as urban households. KT has been cooperative on this project since KT, as a operator, can compensate the profit loss in the areas where a few household subscribes broadband with the profit gained in other areas where sufficient subscribers are secured. Case study (broadband access) Congo Republic of) ICT in remote rural areas The problem of telecommunications in the DRC still arises due to lack of adequate infrastructure that allows for a harmonious development. Though the installation of the fiber optic cable has been completed, operation drags for reasons unknown. Bangladesh Regulatory Statistics and Strategic Action Plan of Development in This contribution provides information on Bangladesh’s status with respect to access to technology for broadband telecommunications including IMT. It also covers relevant information regarding telecommunication and ICTs for rural and remote areas of Bangladesh. Case study (broadband access)
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