Jakarta, 16 February 2011 Jakarta, 16 February 2011 UNIVERSAL SERVICE OBLIGATION toward the Indonesia information society Presented by Presented by Beriantho Herlambang, SE,DEA BP3TI
Dec 14, 2015
Jakarta, 16 February 2011Jakarta, 16 February 2011
UNIVERSAL SERVICE OBLIGATION
toward the Indonesia information society
Presented byPresented byBeriantho Herlambang, SE,DEA
BP3TI
Agenda
1. Indonesia Current Status2. USO Experience & Progress3. Competitive Village4. Challenge
1. 1. Indonesia current conditionIndonesia current condition1. 1. Indonesia current conditionIndonesia current condition
Infrastructure
INDONESIAN ICT STATISTIC AT GLANCE
Fixed Wireline
Fixed Wireless
Cellular Internet
8.8 M 2.3 M140.5 M21.7 M
3 Operators 4 Operators 8 Operators
(5 GSM & 3 CDMA)
164 ISP, 36 NAP± 25 M Users
Subscriber
Penetration 9.53% 61.72% 10%3.81%
Number of Population: More than 237.5 MillionsData: Q1-2009
Gap Penetration in Rural and Urban
10-25% penetration at urban area
0.2% penetration at
rural area
2. USO Experience and Progress
Till the end of 1990’s: Monopoly regime, required: 20% investment for rural and remote
area Generated “KSO” (Operational Cooperation) between incumbent
and vendor or closed network satellite operator Failed to accomplish the target due to economic crisis
2000’s: During the transition period from monopoly to full competition the
Government took the necessary actions to strengthen the basis for competition eg. USO pilot project (1 phone for 1 village)
2003 & 2004: USO Program Budget had been allocated for Capex (Capital
Expenditure) subsidy in last mile (assets belongs to Government) Financing Scheme: Incremental Cost Last mile technologies: Portable Fixed Satellite, VSAT, Radio
Terrestrial, Cellular, and IP-based Service areas: 5.354 villages (15,13% per 2003 & 2004) Procurement: Open tender for operators and vendors
BRIEF HISTORY OF USO PROGRAM (1)
USO DEPLOYMENT 2003 – 2004 MAP
15.13% of target
PFS2.9751.617
VSAT3515
T-RADIO-
386
CELLULAR-
314
IP-BASED-9
YEAR20032004
BRIEF HISTORY OF USO PROGRAM (2)
Initiative USO Program in 2006 Indonesian Government received grant from Qualcomm and
Cooperation with Sampoerna Telecommunication Indonesia to develop Telecenter in Way Kanan (Lampung Province), the project called “Wireless Reach”.
Using Technology CDMA2000 1xEV-DO with Frequency 450 MHz and which result the speed connection at 600 Kbps.
Last mile access neutral technology: Services:
Ring village (voice, SMS, & internet access), Smart village (voice, SMS, & internet) → 100 villages for pilot project
Service areas: 32 Provinces → 31.824 villages (almost 100% of target, based on village potential statistics
2006 released) Divided into 11 blocks by Ministerial Decree & no priority block
Time target: Deployment = 2009 – 2010 Service = 2010 – 2014
Procurement: Open tender for Indonesian telecommunication operators (exclude ISPs) 7 tender packages Multiple years performance based contract (5 years) The lowest monthly subsidy (must meet administrative and technical requirements)
Providers: TELKOMSEL (5 packages) ICON+ (2 packages)
USO PROCUREMENT 2007 – 2009 (Basic Telephony Services)
In years 2007 :
BTIP in law until the end of years 2007 with PT. ACeS;
Three issues related to the USO", namely:
Government as the responsible so that there are thinking "USO provider";
Related interconnection network providers according to the regulation must be the USO provider as a nationwide network.
Because no single structure of telecommunications networks and services that match the "USO provider" then, as well as thinking / study of the FWA (Fixed Wireless Access) which gave to "the organizers jartaplok FWA" the USO provider in the hierarchical structure of the Indonesian telecommunications industry to "PROVIDER JARTAPLOK KPU / USO ";
Ringing Village and Smart VillageMinistrial Decree No. 32/2008, Basic Telecommunication and Informatics for Public Services
Should be : a.The Lowest Subsidy
b.Affordability : Willingness to pay and Ability to pay
c.Suistainability
• Throughput): min 56 Kbps from CPE to Providers Equipment• Latency : Max 750 ms from CPE to IIX• Packet Loss : 2% from CPE to IIX
USO AREAS (11 Packages Area) 2009 – 2014: 31,824 Village
Package 1
Package 2
Package 3Package 4
Package 5
Package 6Package 7
Map Area Plan for Basic Telephony AccessMap Area Plan for Basic Telephony Access
RING VILLAGES SMART VILLAGES
Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam Province 3.611 3North Sumatera Province 2.809 3West Sumatera Province 1.695 3Jambi Province 751 3Riau Province 701 3Riau Islands Province 90 5Bangka Belitung Province 141 4Bengkulu Province 969 3South Sumatera Province 1.752 3Lampung Province 793 3West Kalimantan Province 954 3Central Kalimantan Province 1.131 3East Kalimantan Province 798 3South Kalimantan Province 914 3North Sulawesi Province 474 3Gorontalo Province 184 3Central Sulawesi Province 744 3West Sulawesi Province 236 3South Sulawesi Province 905 3South West Sulawesi Province 929 3Maluku Province 710 3North Maluku Province 576 3Papua Province 2.247 3West Irian Jaya Province 768 4Bali Province 139 3West Nusa Tenggara Province 198 3East Nusa Tenggara Province 2.031 3Banten Province 530 3West Java Province 1.038 3Central Java Province 1.551 3D.I. Yogyakarta Province 19 3East Java Province 1.436 3
31.824 100
PACKAGE AREA
PROVINCES
1 I
2
II
III
PACKAGE WPUT
X
3IV
V
4
VI
VII
7 XI
TOTAL VILLAGES
IX
5 VIII
6
Target
On air Already (Realization)NO PROPINSI DESA BERDERING DESA PINTER
1 NAD 3,828 9 2 Sumatera Utara 2,956 7 3 Sumatera Barat 1,687 4 4 Riau 745 4 5 JAMBI 818 3 6 Sumatera Selatan 1,583 3 7 BENGKULU 999 4 8 Lampung 770 3 9 Kep Bangka Belitung 159 4
10 Kep Riau 57 4 11 Kalimantan Barat 979 4 12 Kalimantan Tengah 1,130 4 13 Kalimantan Selatan 1,150 3 14 Kalimantan Timur 540 5 15 Bali 178 3 16 NTB 390 3 17 NTT 2,027 6 18 Jawa Timur 1,579 4 19 Jawa Tengah 1,552 10 20 DI Yogyakarta 19 3 21 Jawa Barat 1,190 6 22 BANTEN 692 4
25,028 100
NO PROPINSI DESA BERDERING 1 SULAWESI UTARA 32 GORONTALO 53 SULAWESI TENGAH 584 SULAWESI BARAT 505 SULAWESI SELATAN 1576 SULAWESI TENGGARA 117 PAPUA 98 IRIAN JAYA BARAT 69 MALUKU 5
10 MALUKU UTARA 6TOTAL 310
Data per 25 Januari 2010
Ringing Village and Smart Village
USO Standard Telecommunication FacilitiesUSO Standard Telecommunication Facilities
Name Board
Internet Facility Telephone Facility
Antena
Sign Board
USO Tariff Services
Rp. 325 Call for All Region in Indonesia
Rp. 325 Call for All Region in Indonesia
SMS Only
Rp. 50
SMS Only
Rp. 50
Sub District Internet Center (PLIK)
Sub district Internet Center (PLIK), is centre for providing internet facility with funded by USO Fund.
Ministrial Decree No. 48/2009 on Sub District Internet Service Center at USO Area.Ministrial Decree No. 48/2009 on Sub District Internet Service Center at USO Area.
Target Area for Sub District Internet Center, is shown bellow.
Current Status :All Package in contract Process and Development Target in December 2010.
Map Area Plan for Sub District Internet Centre
Package 1 : NAD & North SumateraPackage 2 : West Sumatera, Jambi, Bengkulu & RiauPackage 3 : South Sumatera, Lampung, Kep. Bangka & Kepri.Package 4 : West Java & Banten
Package 5 : Central Java & YogyakartaPackage 6 : East JavaPackage 7 : Bali, NTB & NTTPackage 8 : West, East and South KalimantanPackage 9 : Maluku, North Maluku,Papua and West Papua
Package 10 : North and Central Sulawesi, Gorontalo Package 11 : West, South and South East Sulawesi
Package 1 (Telkom Indonesia)
Package 6 (Jastrindo)
Package 8 (Lintasarta)
Package 9 (Lintasarta)Package 10
(Telkom Indonesia
Package 11(Telkom Indonesia)
Package 7 (Lintasarta)
Package 3 (Jastrindo)
Package 4 (SIMS)
Package 5 (SIMS)
Package 2(Jastrindo)
Target Area for Sub District Internet Center
NANGGROE ACEH DARUSSALAM 260
SUMATERA UTARA 337
JUMLAH 597
SUMATERA BARAT 176
JAMBI 125
BENGKULU 118
RIAU 145
JUMLAH 564
SUMATERA SELATAN 182
LAMPUNG 149
KEPULAUAN BANGKA BELITUNG 81
KEPULAUAN RIAU 78
JUMLAH 490
JAWA BARAT 448
BANTEN 206
JUMLAH 654
JAWA TENGAH 478
D.I. YOGYAKARTA 113
JUMLAH 591
JAWA TIMUR 538
JUMLAH 538
∑ PLIK
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VI
PAKET PROPINSI
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II
III
IV
BALI 90
NUSA TENGGARA BARAT 125
NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR 213
JUMLAH 428
KALIMANTAN BARAT 173
KALIMANTAN SELATAN 156
KALIMANTAN TENGAH 132
KALIMANTAN TIMUR 158
JUMLAH 619
MALUKU 84
MALUKU UTARA 74
IRIAN JAYA BARAT 103
PAPUA 207
JUMLAH 468
SULAWESI UTARA 128
GORONTALO 72
SULAWESI TENGAH 135
JUMLAH 335
SULAWESI BARAT 88
SULAWESI SELATAN 224
SULAWESI TENGGARA 152
JUMLAH 464
5,748
XI
TOTAL
PAKET PROPINSI ∑ PLIK
VII
VIII
IX
X
Configuration for Accessing Sub District Internet Center (PLIK)
Mechanism:The Number of Sub District Internent Center are 5.748 SSL in Indonesia (No. 1). Monitoring Management for PLIK (SIMMPLIK) as a PLIK gateway should be connet to all PLIK which manage by BTIP (No. 2).The Internet Connection for PLIK is conducted by the ISP Upstream for creating the healthty and secure content for local communities. (No. 3).
No. 3
No. 2
No. 1
PLIK
4. USO 2010
1. Mobile Internet in District Area (MPLIK)
2. Internet Exchange
3. SIMMLIK
Mobile Internet Indistrict Area 1 Car 1 Server 6 Laptop 1 LCD Incl Sound System
MPLIK TargetsPROPINSI ∑ M-PLIK
NANGGROE ACEH DARUSSALAM 105
SUMATERA UTARA 96
SUMATERA BARAT 114
JAMBI 50
RIAU 50
KEPULAUAN RIAU 14
BENGKULU 45
LAMPUNG 45
KEPULAUAN BANGKA BELITUNG 14
SUMATERA SELATAN 105
JAWA BARAT 64
BANTEN 35
D.I. YOGYAKARTA 8
JAWA TENGAH 120JAWA TIMUR 132BALI 24
NUSA TENGGARA BARAT 40
NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR 75
SULAWESI UTARA 16
GORONTALO 45
SULAWESI TENGAH 50
SULAWESI BARAT 24
SULAWESI TENGGARA 60
SULAWESI SELATAN 105
KALIMANTAN BARAT 77
KALIMANTAN SELATAN 84
KALIMANTAN TENGAH 98
KALIMANTAN TIMUR 72
MALUKU 32
MALUKU UTARA 32
PAPUA 60IRIAN JAYA BARAT 16
TOTAL 1907
ARSITEKTUR PLIK-SIMMLIK
Telkom(NAD, Sumut, Sulawesi)
SIMS (Jateng, Jabar, Banten)
Jastrindo (Sumatera (kec. Sumut), Jatim)
Internasional dan Local IX
PLIK : The function of this facility for publik information/internet SIMMLIK : This function of this facility for monitoring statues, provide bandwidth, content distribution and content filter
Total : 5748 PLIK di 4.218 desa
Lintasarta (Bali, Nustra, Kalimantan, Maluku, Papua)
Manajemen Jaringan
1. Manajemen BW2. Manajemen user3. Trafik Monitoring4. Filtering Konten5. Network Security6. Pelaporan
Monitoring SLA
1. SLA utilisasi PLIK2. SLA perf ormansi jaringan PLIK-SIMMLIK3. SLA infrastruktur SIMMLIK4. SLA akses internet
Distribusi Konten
1. Aplikasi email, IM2. Web service3. Aplikasi dan distribusi konten yang mendukung sehat, aman dan industri kreatif
The Center of interconection The PLIK Provider
Internet ExchangeLatar Belakang
1. Distribusi trafik tidak merata dan terpusat di Jakarta2. Konten terkonsentrasi di Jakarta karena tidak ada exchange di luar Jakarta3. Akibatnya cost trafik diluar Jakarta menjadi lebih mahal
Tujuan
1. Mendistribusikan trafik2. Mengurangi ketergantungan ke Jakarta 3. Meningkatkan pertumbuhan konten di lokal4. Meningkatkan QoS layanan di daerah
Pengertian UmumInternet Exchange adalah tempat secara fisik bertemunyakoneksi antar penyelenggara internet maupun penyedia konten untuk saling bertukar data
Arsitektur Ideal Nasional Internet Exchange1. Lokasi tetap, netral, strategis dan aman2. Berada di datacenter yang sesuai standar3. Antar IX harus saling terhubung4. Memakai BGP dgn mandatory multilateral 5. Fasiltas tambahan: DNS Filtering, Webcache, keamanan jaringan, dan monitoring trafik6. Pengelola dapat dilakukan oleh asosiasi, ISP/NAP, akademisi, pengelola datacenter7. Pengguna : ISP/NAP dan penyedia kontenyang memiliki ASN sendiri
Nasional Internet Exchange nantinya dapat mendukung pembangunan single internasional gateway, ASEAN IX, Government IX , Mirroring SIMMLIK dan pembangunan pita lebar wilayah timur dari ICT Fund
8 Province :- Palembang & Medan- Surabaya & Denpasar- Balikpapan & Makassar- ternate & Jayapura
5. Competitive Village
Milestone USO Program
Basic Telephony (Voice); Internet Access SMS
E-Government : Single Identity Number/SIN E-Education : Standard Buku Electronik/SBE –
Depdiknas E-Transportation/E-Ticketing E-Business
Villagers to Villagers (Community) ICT Bordeless through sectors
Social Transformation ICT Society
Village to Village
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Ringing VillageRinging Village
Smart VillageSmart Village
Smart DistrictSmart District
Infrastructur Network Backbone IIX Incubator Community Radio, etc
Infrastructur Network Backbone IIX Incubator Community Radio, etc
BTIP as Promoting Sector BTIP as Enabling Sector
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Education Growth
Create of Inovation
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5. Challange
Rural Problem Modal
Scheme of Rural Credit Subsidy for poor farmer Micro Financing for working capital
Information Gap Infrastructure Less Digital literacy Can not founded the right Information
Inovation Limited Kreativity and Inovation Less budgetary fund for R&D
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