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Indonesia Profile (Latest data available: 2013)

Various statistics (Latest data available: 2013)


Fixed-telephone subscriptions per 100 inhabitants

16.1

Mobile-cellular subscriptions per 100 inhabitants

121.5

Fixed (wired)-broadband subscriptions per 100


inhabitants

1.3

Mobile-broadband subscriptions per 100 inhabitants

31.6

Households with a computer (%)

15.6

Households with Internet access at home (%)

5.7

Individuals using the Internet (%)

15.8

Policy Maker (Latest data available: 2004)


Please provide the name and contact details of the
Policy-Maker.

Ministry of Communications

Regulatory Authority (Latest data available: 2004)


Name of the telecom/ICT regulator

Directorate General of Posts and Telecommunications

Please provide the name of the Head of the


Regulatory Authority

Djamhari Sirat

Please provide the exact title of the Head of the


Regulatory Authority.

Director General of Posts and Telecommunications (Ex-officio


Chairman of Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Body)

Legal document creating the regulator

Minister of Communications' Decree No.31 regarding


Establishment Indonesian Telecommunication Regulatory Body

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 regulators budget and % financed from
each source

Government appropriation, percentage: 100,

Reporting requirements of the regulator

Annual report to the Sector Ministry

Regulatory Functions (Latest data available: 2004)


Entity in charge of licensing

S R

Entity in charge of interconnection rates

S Op M*

M: Encouraging the operators in negotiation

Entity in charge of price regulation

S Op M*

M: Parliament. For fixed telephony tariff

Entity in charge of technical standards setting

S O Op M*

M: Involve the industry and national


standardization body

Entity in charge of radio frequency allocation and


assignment

S O M*

M: Involve other government bodies on frequency


allocation of broadcasting, security and defense
purposes

Entity in charge of numbering

S Op M*

M: Negotiation with operators

Entity in charge of type approval

S Op M*

M: Involve laboratory facility of operator

Entity in charge of service quality monitoring

Entity in charge of universal service/access2001

O M*

Quality of service standards setting

Spectrum Monitoring and Enforcement

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

Entity in charge of enforcement of quality of service


obligations
Entity in charge of broadcasting (radio and TV
transmission)
Entity in charge of broadcasting content
Entity in charge of Information Technology
Entity in charge of Internet content
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: 2004)


Local Fixed Line Services

Domestic fixed long distance

International Fixed Long Distance

Mobile

IMT (3G, 4G, etc.)

Wireless Local Loop

DSL

Cable modem

Fixed Wireless Broadband

Leased Lines

International Gateways

Internet Services

112

Cable Television

Fixed Satellite Services (FSS)

Mobile Satellite Services (MSS)

VSAT

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: 2004)
Definition of universal service/access exists

Yes

Universal access/service policy adopted


Voice services included in Universal service/access
definition

Fixed line public payphone service as part of universal service


definition

Internet services included in Universal service/access


definition
Other services included in Universal service/access
definition

Telecentres as part of universal service definition

Operators under universal access/service obligation


Operators/service providers required to offer belowcost prices

No

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

Financing of Universal Service activities and/or Universal Service Funds (Latest data available: 2004)
Means of financing operator(s) universal
access/service obligations

Universal service funds

Operational Universal Service Fund

Yes

If Yes, when?
Operators/ service providers required to contribute to All network/facilities-based operators
USF
Means of calculating USF contribution amounts

Percentage of total gross revenues (turnover) Percentage: 0.75,

USF financed by other sources

No

USF budget financing by source (in percentage)


Regulator administrating USF

No

If No, name the entity responsible

Ministry of finance

Other financing mechanisms for the provision of


Universal service

No

If Yes, please explain

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

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