Traduction de «excès local de fibres » (Français → Anglais) :

Our local broadband provider is currently looking at demand-side management to try to control that, because they don't have access to any southern optics they could supplement the system with.

The transition from copper-based to fibre-based networks may change the conditions of competition in different geographic areas and may necessitate a review of the geographical scope of Markets 4 and 5 or of Market 4 and 5 remedies in cases where such markets or remedies have been segmented on the basis of competition from local loop unbundling (LLU).

Technical conditions related to access and use of local loops and sub-loops, including the technical characteristics of the twisted pair and/or optical fibre and/or equivalent, cable distributors, and associated facilities and, when relevant, technical conditions related to access to ducts; ”

For example, in its Communication on unbundling the local loop(66), the Commission stated that although alternatives to the PSTN for providing high speed communications services to residential consumers exist (fibre optic networks, wireless local loops or upgradable TV networks), none of these alternatives may be considered as a substitute to the fixed local loop infrastructure(67).

(67) Fibre optics are currently competitive only on upstream transmission markets whereas wireless local loops which are still to be deployed will target mainly professionals and individuals with particular communications needs.

Every effort must be made to foster local ownership of development efforts, and this can be done in a variety of ways: through strong support, when requested, for improved accounting, financial management, and audit systems that provide assurance to financial backers that their funds are being well utilized; through increased provision, where effective financial management systems are in place, of general or sector-level budget support for locally led development programs in which donors are collaborators in planning rather than sources of uncoordinated and independent projects; through increased coordination and standardization of don ...[+++]or approaches to reduce the still inordinate and inexcusable transaction costs to already-stressed African administrations; and through much-increased emphasis upon building and using indigenous capacity and, to an increased extent, Africans in the overseas diaspora, rather than continuing to resort to expensive foreign technical expertise.