1 Acccess to ICT in Vietnam Do Tien Thang National Institute of Posts and Telematics Strategy (NIPTS)

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1 Acccess to ICT in Vietnam Do Tien Thang National Institute of Posts and Telematics Strategy (NIPTS)

2 Vietnam Area: km2Area: km2 Population (2003): Population (2003): Population density: 245 persons/km2Population density: 245 persons/km2 Population by residence:Population by residence: Urban 25% Rural 75% Cities and towns: 83Cities and towns: 83 Communes: 9000Communes: 9000 GDP/cap:GDP/cap: 460 USD

3 Service Telecom coverage Telecom coverage Coverage: nearly nation-wide Coverage: nearly nation-wide Internet Internet Direct dial-in: 64/64 provinces Direct dial-in: 64/64 provinces Access method: mostly dial-up, ADSL ( sub), wireless (802.11b), via mobiphone Access method: mostly dial-up, ADSL ( sub), wireless (802.11b), via mobiphone Pubic access Pubic access PIAC: (Internet café, Commune cultural – Post office) PIAC: (Internet café, Commune cultural – Post office) DAC: 0 DAC: 0

4 Market situation Building and providing network infrastructure: Building and providing network infrastructure: Licensed: 6 Facility-based operators Licensed: 6 Facility-based operators Mobile operators: 5 Mobile operators: 5 IXP: 6 IXP: 6 ISP: 15 ISP: 15 OSP: Many OSP: Many

5 ICT indicators IndicatorNumberPercentage Main Telephone Line (2003) ,63% Mobile phone subcribers (2003) ,39% Telephone (2003) ,02% Number of Internet Subcribers (July 2004) ,76% Number of Internet users (July 2004) ,55% Total Internet international bandwidth1.038 Mbps Telecom service coverage 93,76% Number of Vietnamese Websites8.000 Number of PCs ,74% Radio ,00% Television ,70%

6 PIAC Internet café: Urban Town and cities: – 9.999: 0 Rural: 0 Commune cultural – Post office: Urban Town and cities: – 9.999: 60 Rural: 20

7 Current status of access to ICT In 2003, 100% universities, colleges, professional secondary schools, primary schools have connected with Internet. However, poor facilities/equipment of schools substantially limits its application in education and training. In 2003, 100% universities, colleges, professional secondary schools, primary schools have connected with Internet. However, poor facilities/equipment of schools substantially limits its application in education and training. Agencies and businesses in most cities have acquired basic skills in ICT use Agencies and businesses in most cities have acquired basic skills in ICT use Majority of population do not have access to IT and Internet, it is mainly in cities, large rural areas will have few chances to benefit from ICT. Statistics find that only 80 out of commune Cultural – Post office are connected with Internet. Majority of population do not have access to IT and Internet, it is mainly in cities, large rural areas will have few chances to benefit from ICT. Statistics find that only 80 out of commune Cultural – Post office are connected with Internet. Limited awareness of role and impact of ICT among general population Limited awareness of role and impact of ICT among general population

8 Reasons Policies of the Government have not been developed into specific Program of Action. Policies of the Government have not been developed into specific Program of Action. Budget is inadequate. Investment is neither focused nor complete until the end of the projects/program. Budget is inadequate. Investment is neither focused nor complete until the end of the projects/program. Lack of regulations to force or encourage to use ICT services Lack of regulations to force or encourage to use ICT services Lack of a conducive environment for application Lack of a conducive environment for application Lack of uniformity and clarity in State oversight of IT application Lack of uniformity and clarity in State oversight of IT application Internet fee are not affordable with the population. Internet fee are not affordable with the population.

9 Goals to 2005 Internet users per 100 inhabitant: 12% Internet users per 100 inhabitant: 12% 50% of the commune cultural-post office over the country using IT and connecting Internet with accessing fees as compared with the income of farmers in each area 50% of the commune cultural-post office over the country using IT and connecting Internet with accessing fees as compared with the income of farmers in each area 100% secondary schools will connected with Internet 100% secondary schools will connected with Internet

10 Solutions Reduction of access fees based on costs, but there will be the increase in prices of some services. Reduction of access fees based on costs, but there will be the increase in prices of some services. Building policy: Universal services fund Building policy: Universal services fund Pricing policy Pricing policy Enhance application Enhance application

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