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India -- TRAI's Recommendation on Infrastructure Sharing

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The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) prepared this document in response to a request from the Department of Telecommunications for recommendations on infrastructure sharing. TRAI's exploration of infrastructure sharing has three main components: passive infrastructure sharing; active infrastructure sharing; and financial and economic measures for infrastructure sharing. TRAI's recommendations recognized an "urgent need" for passive infrastructure sharing. TRAI recommended permitting the sharing of a broad array of active infrastructure, though not spectrum; it also recommended limits on the types of permissible backhaul sharing. TRAI also set out a variety of recommendations related to creating incentives for sharing in urban and rural areas.

By India -- Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of India. Published April 2009.

Learn more: 3.4.6 Current and Emerging Forms of Mobile Network Sharing | 6.6.5 Competition and sharing | 6.6.2 National Infrastructure Sharing Policies | 6.6.1 Selecting an appropriate approach to sharing | 6.5.12 Regulatory and legal issues | 6.5.11. Competition and Active Mobile Network Sharing | 6.5.9 Active Mobile Network Sharing: Core Network Sharing | 6.5.6. Active mobile network sharing | 6.5.5. Encouraging passive mobile sharing | 6.5.4. Site Sharing Arrangements | 6.5.3. Options for passive mobile network sharing | 6.5.2. When might mobile network sharing be appropriate? | 6.5.1. Policy reasons for supporting mobile network sharing | 6.4.8 Regulatory and legal imperatives related to sharing | 6.4.3 Key players | 6.3.1. Infrastructure sharing and collocation

Last updated 17 Mar 2010

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