Functionality

The “Connectivity for All” project can be replicated in regions that meet certain characteristics:

  1. Needs Analysis: such as lack of digital infrastructure, territorial extension and dispersion of its population.
  2. Strategic Alliances: Identify key actors and establish collaboration mechanisms that include government entities, private companies and educational organizations to guarantee financial, technological and knowledge support.
  3. Infrastructure Development: Identify and size appropriate Digital Infrastructure needs according to population concentration and geographic dispersion, placing fiber optics where the concentration allows us to take full advantage of it and satellite connectivity where it is financially more profitable.
  4. Inclusion of Advanced Technology: Collaborate with technology companies that guarantee the best and most appropriate technology to develop the project.
  5. Educational Integration and Training: Work with local and international educational institutions to incorporate digital resources and training programs, promoting digital literacy and the effective use of technology.
  6. Continuous Monitoring: Implement real-time data collection platforms that allow us to measure the number of people connected and monitor the infrastructure in real-time to adjust the project according to the needs and results observed.

This methodology is applicable in regions where there is a lack of digital infrastructure, with a large territorial extension and in which the population is very dispersed.

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