INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
IT-01
Number of Active Customers, mobile service - individuals
Number of Customers: Number of personal connections at the end of the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: MNO, Satellites
IT-02
Number of Active Customers, mobile service - firms
Number of Customers: Number of commercial connections at the end of the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: MNO, Satellites
IT-03
Number of Active Customers, fixed broadband - individuals
Number of Customers: Number of personal connections at the end of the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: Fixed broadband
IT-04
Number of Active Customers, fixed broadband - firms
Number of Customers: Number of personal connections at the end of the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: Fixed broadband
IT-05
Number of new Customers with access to fixed broadband
Number of unique households/firms that gained access to fixed broadband during the reporting period, while they had no prior access
Unit: #
Sub-sector: Fixed broadband
IT-06
Number of Active Customers, cloud services - firms
Number of firms that contracted cloud services from the provider during the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: Data centers
IT-07
% data center capacity sold
% of data center capacity sold.
Unit: %
Sub-sector: Data centers
IT-08
% data center capacity sold -- wholesale
% of data center capacity sold to wholesale customers.
Unit: %
Sub-sector: Data centers
IT-09
Percentage of population or households with access
Percentage of population / households that live in a location covered by the client's network during the reporting period.
Unit: %
Sub-sector: Fixed Broadband / MNOs
IT-10
Number of homes/firms passed
Number unique households/firms located in an area covered by the client's network during the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: Fixed Broadband
IT-11
Amount of data center IT power/ number of racks added
Data center capacity added by the entity during the reporting period.
Unit: MW, #
Sub-sector: Data centers
IT-12
Submarine cables capacity installed
Submarine cable data transmission capacity added during the reporting period.
Unit: TB/second
Sub-sector: Submarine cable
IT-13
Kilometers of New Lines Installed
Kilometers of new lines built/in service (long-haul/backhaul/metro, fiber optics or other technologies) during the reporting period.
Unit: Kilometers (Km)
Sub-sector: Fixed broadband
IT-14
Kilometers of Lines Upgraded
Kilometers of lines upgraded (long-haul/backhaul/metro, fiber optics or other tecnologies) during the reporting period.
Unit: Kilometers (Km)
Sub-sector: Fixed broadband
IT-15
Number of New Sites/Cells Installed
Number of new sites/cells (BTS/towers, antennas, etc.) built during the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: MNO, Tower
IT-16
Number of New Sites/Cells Upgraded
Number of new sites/cells (BTS/towers, antennas, etc.) upgraded during the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: MNO, Tower
IT-17
Tenancy Ratio
Average number of tenants (operators) per tower during the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: Tower
IT-18
Median download speed
Median download speed of fixed/mobile broadband in the market.
Unit: Mbps
Sub-sector: MNO, Tower, Fixed broadband, Satellites
IT-19
Price of the cheapest plan
Price of the cheapest mobile/fixed plan in the market.
Unit: USD PPP
Sub-sector: MNO, Tower, Fixed broadband, Satellites
IT-20
Number of subscribers to an affordable plan
Number of subscribers to mobile/fixed broadband plans that cost less than 2% of average income(*) during the reporting period.
Unit: #
Sub-sector: MNO, Fixed broadband, Satellites
(*) Average income should be that of the population of interest. For projects with national reach it could be eiher per capita GNI or average national household income from household surveys. For projects with local / regional reach or targeting specific segments of population, incomes of covered areas or segments of interest should be used.
DISRUPTIVE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
IT-21
Number of individuals with improved access to services due to the introduction of a disruptive digital technology
Number of individuals with better access to services during the reporting period due to the client introducing a disruptive digital technology. Examples include health or education services provided via augmented/virtual reality, or artificial intelligence.
Unit: # individuals
IT-22
Number of users of the disruptive digital technology
Number of individuals using the client’s disruptive digital technology during the reporting period. Examples include block chain, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cloud computing, 3D printing, or Internet of Things.
Unit: # individuals
IT-23
Number of buyers of the disruptive digital technology
Number of individuals/firms buying a disruptive digital technology from the client during the reporting period. Examples include augmented/virtual reality, cloud computing, 3D printing, or Internet of Things.
Unit: # individuals or firms
IT-24
Number of service providers on the digital platform
Number of individuals/firms buying a disruptive digital technology from the client during the reporting period. Examples include augmented/virtual reality, cloud computing, 3D printing, or Internet of Things.
Unit: # individuals
IT-25
Payment to service providers on the digital platform
Total payment to individual service providers (for example drivers, teachers, self-employed entrepreneurs, gig workers, or cleaners) on the digital platform during the reporting period.
Unit: # currency
IT-26
Number of transactions on the digital platform
Number of completed transactions between buyers and sellers on the digital platform during the reporting period.
Unit: # transactions
IT-27
Value of operational improvements due to the disruptive digital technology
Value of improvement in the operational performance (for example cost savings, revenue/sales/productivity growth) generated during the reporting period because of a disruptive digital technology.
Unit: # currency
IT-28
Number of firms reporting an improved operational performance due to the introduction of a disruptive digital technology
Number of firms reporting an improvement in the operational performance (e.g. cost savings, revenue/sales/productivity growth) during the reporting period due to the introduction of a disruptive digital technology.
Unit: # firms
IT-29
Number of firms using the disruptive digital technology to innovate
Number of firms using the disruptive digital technology, (for example artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cloud computing, 3D printing, or Internet of Things) to introduce new products, business models or standards during the reporting period. The innovation needs to be clearly linked to the disruptive digital technology.
Unit: # firms
IT-30
Number of individuals trained on the disruptive digital technology
Number of individuals trained on the disruptive digital technology during the reporting period. Examples includes training provided on block chain, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cloud computing, 3D printing, Internet of Things, or digital platforms.
Unit: # individuals