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UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT MULTI-YEAR EXPERT MEETING ON TRADE, SERVICES AND DEVELOPMENT Geneva, 11–13 May 2015 TELECOMMUNICATION: POLICIES AND DEVELOPMENT IN SWITZERLAND SESSION 4 Mr. René Dönni Kuoni Vice-Director of the Federal Office of Communications and Head of Telecommunication Services and Post Switzerland

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U N I T E D N AT I O N S C O N F E R E N C E O N T R A D E A N D D E V E L O P M E N T

MULTI-YEAR EXPERT MEETING ON TRADE, SERVICES AND DEVELOPMENT Geneva, 11–13 May 2015

TELECOMMUNICATION: POLICIES AND DEVELOPMENT IN SWITZERLAND

SESSION 4

Mr. René Dönni Kuoni Vice-Director of the Federal Office of Communications and

Head of Telecommunication Services and Post Switzerland

Federal Office for Communications

Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

René Doenni Kuoni

Director and Co-Leader Telecoms Division, OFCOM CH

2 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Policy goals for an Information Society in Switzerland

• National strategy since 1998; revised in 2006 and in 2012

• Common framework for the activities of the federal administration

• Decentralised implementation (Federal, Cantonal)

• Two main objectives, set by the Federal Council (2012): • Switzerland‘s economy will become innovative and

internationally competitive through the use of ICT • ICT will be used for the benefit of all and will make Switzerland

an attractive environment for living

3 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Telecom Regulation in Switzerland

• Ex post regulation for interconnect and LLU of Copper

• No regulation of Fiber access in the Swiss Telecoms Act

• Restricted Bitstream Access Regulation (4 Years)

• Regulated Duct Access

• Demanding Universal Service obligations

4 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Swiss Government: Telecom Report 2014

• Review of current situation: • Technological evolution, new market forces, new needs

for society • Access Regulation • Incentives for Next Generation Access (NGA) rollout • Comsumer protection and youth protection • Internet Government, Net neutrality, International

Roaming, Cyber-Security and mission critical services

• Project for amended Telecoms act, public consultation process foreseen by end 2015:

http://www.bakom.admin.ch/dokumentation/gesetzgebung/00512/03498/index.html?lang=en

5 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

NGA deployment : Swiss features • Part of Governmental strategy on information society.

• Good quality infrastructure (ducts, utilities, spare capacity).

Strong Cable industry in Switzerland.

• FTTH Cooperations in Cities. Swisscom & Utilities Round Table, mediated by the Regulator. „4 fibers“

• Multistakeholder working group, lead by Government: Broadband mapping and publication of examples. Transparency and awareness.

• Political debate is focussed on investments and on coverage.

6 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Universal Service Obligation: Guaranteed Broadband of 2 Mbit/s • New Obligations as of 1.1.2015 • Garanteed bandwith 2 Mbit/s / 200 Kbit/s.

• Gouvernment Decree: Legally binding, guaranteed quality

http://www.bakom.admin.ch/dokumentation/medieninformationen/00471/index.html?lang=fr&msg-id=55090

• Financing mechanism: Net USO-costs to be covered by

telecoms sector

• Longterm considerations needed to develop USO of the future

7 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Fixed (wired) Broadband in the OECD

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

Source: OECD

Other Fibre/LAN (1) Cable DSL

OECD Fixed (wired) broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants, by technology, June 2014

OECD average

8 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

NGA development in the OECD

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Switzerland

Netherlands

Denmark

Korea

Norway

Iceland

Sweden

Fixed (wired) broadband penetration, historical leading OECD countries through

Source : OECD

9 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Wireless Broadband in the OECD

0

25

50

75

100

125

150OECD wireless broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants, by technology, June 2014

Dedicated mobile data subscriptions

Standard mobile broadband subscriptions

Terrestrial fixed wireless

Satellite

10 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

NGA development in Europe

11 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

NGA-Perspectives for Switzerland

According to Operator announcements as of 3/2015

2012

FTTS/B and vectoring

2020

2020

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

FTTx

DOCSIS 3.0

2015 LTE

FTTH-cooperations

12 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

NGA: Jointly developped Guidelines

• Dedicated for local actors : Cantons, Communities, Operators • Transparency • Fostering NGA-deployment • Activation of local forces

• See: http://hochbreitband.ch/fr/

13 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Alpine regions: e.g. Surselva

14 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

2 Mbit/s Download fixed network

15 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

100 Mbit/s Download fixed network

16 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

Fixed Competition Map

17 Telecommunication: Policies and Development in Switzerland

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