UAF

Overview

Services We Support

• Telephone services
• Internet access
• Maritime safety services
• Disaster management communications
• Community ICT centers
• Internet kiosks
• Public access points
• Digital device access programs
• Local content development
• E-Government services

How It Works

1. 1

   Planning

   • CCK develops two-year Universal Access Plans
   • We consult with communities, schools, and local councils
   • Projects are prioritized based on community needs
2. 2

   Implementation

   • Projects are awarded through competitive tenders
   • Local community involvement is encouraged
   • Sustainable solutions are prioritized
3. 3

   Monitoring

   • Regular project progress evaluation
   • Performance monitoring
   • Community feedback collection

Objectives

1. 1

   Schools & Adjacent Communities

   Improving ICT coverage and connectivity to the schools and adjacent communities. This involves capitalizing on schools' power sources and building spaces, extending ICT connectivity to adjacent communities at affordable prices.

2. 2

   Remote Communities

   Improving ICT coverage and connectivity to remote communities where it is not feasible for the roll-out of the mobile 3G network such as the islets and those outside the mobile 3G coverage.

3. 3

   Dedicated Data Links

   Improving dedicated data links to schools, communities, and island councils, based on their specific requirements for direct data connection rather than mobile data networks.

4. 4

   Radio Links

   Connecting communities through radio links where required. This category targets customers who prefer VHF/HF radio links to satisfy their specific communications needs based on their expertise and competencies.

Benefits to Communities

• Improved access to education resources
• Better communication with family and friends
• Enhanced access to government services
• Increased business opportunities
• Stronger emergency communication systems
• Better access to information and services.