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3.1 Overview of Interconnection 3.2 Key Concepts 3.3 Setting Interconnection Prices 3.4 Mobile Interconnection 3.5 Challenges and Opportunities for Developing Countries 3.6 Cross-Border Interconnection

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Training Workshop for Regulators and Policy Makers in Eastern and Southern Africa
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ICT Regulation Toolkit Module 2. Competition and Price Regulation 3 Regulating For Interconnection 3.2 Key Concepts

3.2 Key Concepts

This section introduces several key concepts in interconnection:

One-way and two-way interconnection
Unbundling, facilities sharing and co-location
Asymmetric interconnection regulation,
Other issues dealt with in interconnection agreements.

Contents

3.2.1 Forms of Interconnection 3.2.2 Unbundling 3.2.3 Asymmetric Interconnection Regulation 3.2.4 Issues Dealt with in Interconnection Agreements

Reference Documents

Cover image: ITU West African Common Market Project: Harmonization of Policies Governing the ICT Market in the UEMOA-ECOWAS Space, Interconnection

ITU West African Common Market Project: Harmonization of Policies Governing the ICT Market in the UEMOA-ECOWAS Space, Interconnection

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Cover image: ITU-D, Study Group 1, 3rd Study Period (2002-2006), Report on Interconnection Question 6-1/1 (2004)

ITU-D, Study Group 1, 3rd Study Period (2002-2006), Report on Interconnection Question 6-1/1 (2004)

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