- The document summarizes Colombia's Plan Vive Digital which aims to promote widespread internet usage to reduce poverty.
- The plan seeks to overcome barriers like infrastructure gaps, lack of devices/skills, and perceived lack of usefulness by expanding broadband connectivity, subsidizing devices, developing digital skills, and promoting online services and applications.
- Goals include quadrupling broadband connections, connecting over 1,000 municipalities with fiber, and ensuring 50% of households/SMEs have internet access by 2014.
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Vive Digital 2014 -2018, english version
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2. SOURCE: UNCTAD, Information Economy Report 2010
Our responsability as an industry is to expand Internet
usage in order to reduce poverty
Relationship between poverty and Internet users
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10
20
20
30
40
40
50
60
60
70
80
90
100
Povertyrate(<US1,25(PPP),2005
Internet user x 100 inhabitants 2009
Less
Poverty
More
Internet
3. Multiplier Effect
Filipinas
Jobs
Multiplier Effect
India
Jobs
SOURCE: Raul Katz, Universidad de Columbia, 2010, UNCTAD Information Economy Report 2010, NASSCOM
Technology
Jobs
Economic
Jobs
Technology
Jobs
Economic
Jobs
The technology Development creates jobs directly and indirectly
2,01,0
X2
3,0
1,0
X3,6
3,6
Multiplier Effect
Colombia - Manizales
Rate
Unemployment
2007
2010
17%
10%
8.500 Employee Payroll
10.000 Jobs directly
4. Source: http://www3.weforum.org 2014
And ICT has a great impact on productivity and competitiveness
GlobalCompetitivenessIndex2014-2015
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3.2
3.4
3.6
3.8
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4.2
4.4
4.6
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Network Readiness Index 2014
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México
Vietnam
Chile
España
Malasia Israel
Japón
Alemania
USA
Singapur
Brasil
korea
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“An increase of 10 percentage
points in broadband
penetration accelerates
economic growth by 1,4%”
World Bank, 2010
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Global
Compe,,veness
Index
2014-‐2015.
Colombia:
4.2
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Readiness
Index
2014.
Colombia:
4.05
5. Household Penetration (%)
Internet (%) PC (%)
Population
Million
Income x
Household
Monthly income USD
2
3
10
17
12
5%
7%
22%
39%
27%
>3.300
1.170 - 3.300
660 - 1.170
330 - 660
<330
83
56
8
2
92
70
47
5
26
5050
Stratum (1)
1
2
3
4
5-6
20
In households the opportunity is concentrated on social strata
levels 1, 2, and 3
Internet penetration by strata
(1) Based on electrical service coverage
SOURCE: SUI, DANE
6. Why don't you have Internet at home?
SOURCE: Market research of 2300 people of social stratum levels 1 and 2 in 43 municipalities, 2010
% Surveyed
In social strata levels 1 and 2 the main barriers are the high
costs, the lack of a computer and the lack of training
39,9
33,8
21,4
8,6
2,3
2,3
2,1
20,2
7. In businesses, the opportunity is focused in the micro companies
It is estimated that there are more than 1,600,000 companies in the countrySOURCE: SUI, DANE
Businesses Penetration (%)
Internet (%) PC (%)
50
Company Type
(Number of Employees)
Large
(+200)
Medium
(51-200)
Small
(11-50)
Micro
(1-10)
Companies
(%)
0,1%
0,5%
3%
96,4% 7
100
99
79
13
100
100
96
50
8. Why don’t you have Internet in your business?
SOURCE: Market Research of 1500 micro and small enterprises in 43 municipalities 2010
% Surveyed
60,6
17,6
12,9
9,3
6,5
In small businesses the main barrier is the lack of perceived need
9. In order to massify the Internet we need to overcome several barriers
Insufficient
applications
Citizens and small
businesses don’t
see the usefulness
Terminals
Services
Low purchasing
power of Citizens
Limited
Government
investment budget
Resources
Geographical
complexity and
dispersion
High cost to deploy infrastructure
About 200
municipalities
connected with
fiber optics
Last mile
administrative
complexity
10. That seeks to promote the massive use of the Internet to leapfrog
PROSPERITY FOR ALL
To overcome these barriers... We are executing the Vive Digital Plan
11. (1) The Third Way, 1999, Dr. Juan Manuel Santos
“The market as far as possible, the State as far as needed”:
Promoting public private partnerships to expand infrastructure and services
Comprehensively encourage the supply and demand of digital services
to reach critical mass
Reduce tax and regulatory barriers to facilitate the deployment of
infrastructure and the supply of telecommunication services
Prioritize Government resources in capital investments
The Government will give example
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2.
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5.
Vive Digital Plan is governed by 5 basic
12. In the year 2014 the Digital Ecosystem of the country will accomplish:
SUPPLY
DIGITAL
ECOSYSTEM
INFRASTRUCTURE
SERVICES
APPLICATIONS
USERS
DEMAND
SOURCE: World Bank “Building broadband: Strategies and policies for the developing world”, January 2010
13. Source: MinTIC.
1,4
0,8
2,2
Móbile 3G/4G
Fijo >1MB
And will have the following specific objetives:
9,7
8,8X4
Growth of Broadband connections
20112T-20133T
105%
68%
35%
Millions of Internet connections
Multiply by 4 the number of Broadband Internet connections
14. 50% of Households and SMEs connected to the Internet
SOURCE: IDC International Data Corporation
7%
X 7 50%
It will have the following specific objectives:
17%
2014 2T
50%
60,6%
50%
15. Municipalities with fiber optics (1)
(1) Municipalities with at least 1 active node of Optical Fiber
SOURCE: Compartel
Triple the number of municipalities connected to the
information highway trough the fiber optical networks
And will have the following specific objectives:
200
551
1.078
777
And will have the following specific objetives:
18. 7.621 Rural Population Centers with more than 100 people
connected
Wearetakingatleastoneinternetpoint
toRuralPopulationCenterswithmore
thanpeople
19. We asigned all frequencies for 3G and we are in process for 4G
Auction
Process4g
2013
700MHZ
90MHZ
2012
AWS-1.700/2.100MHZ
90MHZ
2012
2.500MHZ
130MHZ
20. In the year 2014 the Digital Ecosystem of the country will accomplish:
SUPPLY
DIGITAL
ECOSYSTEM
INFRASTRUCTURE
SERVICES
APPLICATIONS
USERS
DEMAND
SOURCE: World Bank “Building broadband: Strategies and policies for the developing world”, January 2010
26. In the year 2014 the Digital Ecosystem of the country will accomplish:
SUPPLY
DIGITAL
ECOSYSTEM
INFRASTRUCTURE
SERVICES
APPLICATIONS
USERS
DEMAND
SOURCE: World Bank “Building broadband: Strategies and policies for the developing world”, January 2010
28. eGovernment should expand throughout the territory
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31. ICT´s have a big impact
Cyber-security
Governement IT architecture
Citizen service
Health JUSTICe
32. ICT´s have a big impact
Cyber-
security
Governement it
architecture
Servicio al
ciudadano
health JUSTICe
Creation in partnership
with United Nations
It is the implementation of a system for propelling
the IT industry worldwide by:
Innovation nodes to
develop araconcrete
responses to real needs
and country priorities
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Entrepreneurs
initiative
new businesses
entrepreneurs and
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investment
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35. Digital talent development
Technical, technological, bachelor
and master degrees in ICT careers
$54MILLONES
MIL
88% in social stratum1 y 2
12 % in social stratum 3,4 y 5
36. In the year 2014 the Digital Ecosystem of the country will accomplish:
SUPPLY
DIGITAL
ECOSYSTEM
INFRASTRUCTURE
SERVICES
APPLICATIONS
USERS
DEMAND
SOURCE: World Bank “Building broadband: Strategies and policies for the developing world”, January 2010
43. INFRAESTRUCTURAInspiration: One of the values of Plan Vive Digital
Appropiation from the usual
Effective use
Internet Utility
Use ICT in a responsable manner in
low income communities through
obligatory social service for
48.000 students
44. We build Vive Digital Regional together with the regions
X Governors
Mayors
Universities
Private Sector