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    Indonesia Profile (Latest Data Available: 2017)

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    Indonesia has fixed-telephone subscriptions of 4.1 per 100 inhabitants, mobile-cellular subscriptions of 147.7 per 100 inhabitants, and fixed broadband subscriptions of 1.2 per 100 inhabitants. The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology is the main policy-maker for telecommunications. The Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (BRTI) regulates the telecom sector and is headed by Prof. DR. Ahmad M. Ramli, though it does not make decisions autonomously. Universal service in Indonesia covers voice, broadband, and community access and is financed through a 1.25% universal service fund contribution from all operators.

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    Indonesia has fixed-telephone subscriptions of 4.1 per 100 inhabitants, mobile-cellular subscriptions of 147.7 per 100 inhabitants, and fixed broadband subscriptions of 1.2 per 100 inhabitants. The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology is the main policy-maker for telecommunications. The Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (BRTI) regulates the telecom sector and is headed by Prof. DR. Ahmad M. Ramli, though it does not make decisions autonomously. Universal service in Indonesia covers voice, broadband, and community access and is financed through a 1.25% universal service fund contribution from all operators.

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    Indonesia has fixed-telephone subscriptions of 4.1 per 100 inhabitants, mobile-cellular subscriptions of 147.7 per 100 inhabitants, and fixed broadband subscriptions of 1.2 per 100 inhabitants. The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology is the main policy-maker for telecommunications. The Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (BRTI) regulates the telecom sector and is headed by Prof. DR. Ahmad M. Ramli, though it does not make decisions autonomously. Universal service in Indonesia covers voice, broadband, and community access and is financed through a 1.25% universal service fund contribution from all operators.

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    Indonesia Profile (Latest Data Available: 2017)

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    Indonesia has fixed-telephone subscriptions of 4.1 per 100 inhabitants, mobile-cellular subscriptions of 147.7 per 100 inhabitants, and fixed broadband subscriptions of 1.2 per 100 inhabitants. The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology is the main policy-maker for telecommunications. The Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (BRTI) regulates the telecom sector and is headed by Prof. DR. Ahmad M. Ramli, though it does not make decisions autonomously. Universal service in Indonesia covers voice, broadband, and community access and is financed through a 1.25% universal service fund contribution from all operators.

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    Indonesia Profile (Latest data available: 2017)

    Various statistics (Latest data available: 2016)


    Fixed-telephone subscriptions per 100 inhabitants 4.1

    Mobile-cellular subscriptions per 100 inhabitants 147.7

    Fixed (wired)-broadband subscriptions per 100 1.2


    inhabitants
    Mobile-broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants 33.9

    Households with a computer (%) 19.1

    Households with Internet access at home (%) 47.2

    Individuals using the Internet (%) 25.4

    Policy Maker (Latest data available: 2017)


    Please provide the name and contact details of the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology
    main Policy-Maker in charge of
    telecommunications/ICTs

    Regulatory Authority (Latest data available: 2017)


    Name of the telecom/ICT regulator Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Authority

    Please provide the name of the Head of the Prof. DR. Ahmad M. Ramli
    Regulatory Authority
    Please provide the exact title of the Head of the Head of Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Authority
    Regulatory Authority. (BRTI)
    Legal document creating the regulator Ministry of Transportation Decree No. 31, year 2003

    Year separate regulator created 2003

    Regulator also regulates other utilities

    Regulator autonomous in decision making No

    Who is responsible for approving the budget of the


    Regulator?
    Sources of regulator’s budget and % financed from • Government appropriation, percentage:,
    each source • Other • Other, Source: Indonesia National Budget (APBN),
    percentage:,

    Reporting requirements of the regulator • Annual report to the Sector Ministry

    Regulatory Functions (Latest data available: 2017)


    Entity in charge of licensing S

    Entity in charge of interconnection rates S R Op

    Entity in charge of price regulation S O R Op

    Entity in charge of technical standards setting S O R

    Entity in charge of radio frequency allocation and S


    assignment
    Spectrum Monitoring and Enforcement S

    Entity in charge of numbering S

    Entity in charge of type approval S O

    Entity in charge of service quality monitoring2015 S R

    Entity in charge of universal service/access S O Op

    Quality of service standards setting2015 S R Op

    1 ITU ICT-Eye:http://www.itu.int/icteye
    Entity in charge of enforcement of quality of service S
    obligations
    Broadcasting (sound transmission) S Op

    Entity in charge of broadcasting content S O R Op

    Entity in charge of Information Technology S O Op

    Entity in charge of Internet content2015 S Op

    S: Sector Ministry
    O: Other Ministry or Government body
    R: Regulatory Authority
    Op: Operator
    N: Not regulated
    M: If more than one entity or another body is involved in this function, please explain

    Level of Competition (Latest data available: 2017)


    Local Fixed Line Services P

    Domestic fixed long distance P

    International Fixed Long Distance P

    Mobile C

    IMT (3G, 4G, etc.) C

    Wireless Local Loop P

    DSL C

    Cable modem C

    Fixed Wireless Broadband C

    Leased Lines C

    International Gateways P

    Internet Services C

    Cable Television C

    Fixed Satellite Services (FSS) C

    Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) M

    VSAT C

    M: Monopoly
    P: Partial competition (year when competition was introduced)
    C: Full competition (year when competition was introduced)
    N: N/A

    Universal Service - services covered and operator obligations (Latest data available: 2017)
    Definition of universal service/access exists Yes

    Universal access/service policy adopted Yes

    Voice services included in Universal service/access • Voice telephony services


    definition
    Internet services included in Universal service/access • Broadband as part of universal service definition
    definition
    Other services included in Universal service/access • Telecentres as part of universal service definition
    definition • Schools (primary, secondary post secondary) :,
    • Services for impaired/ elderly
    • Women and girls

    Operators under universal access/service obligation • All operators

    Operators/service providers required to offer below- No


    cost prices

    2 ITU ICT-Eye:http://www.itu.int/icteye
    Financing of Universal Service activities and/or Universal Service Funds (Latest data available: 2017)
    Means of financing operator(s) universal • Universal service funds
    access/service obligations
    Operational Universal Service Fund Yes

    If Yes, when?

    Operators/ service providers required to contribute to • All operators


    USF
    Means of calculating USF contribution amounts • Percentage of total gross revenues (turnover) Percentage: 1.25%,

    USF financed by other sources No

    USF budget financing by source (in percentage)

    Regulator administrating USF No

    If No, name the entity responsible [2004] Ministry of finance

    Other financing mechanisms for the provision of No


    Universal service
    If Yes, please explain

    3 ITU ICT-Eye:http://www.itu.int/icteye

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