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Introduction
In March 2005, the World Bank issued a grant to Hellerstein &
Associates to provide consulting services to assist the National
Transitional Government of Liberia (NTGL) in developing a
National Telecommunication Policy and Strategy.
The consulting team consisted of experts in all pertinent areas:
Judith Hellerstein and Stuart MacPherson, Telecom, Policy, and
Regulatory experts;
David Townsend, Universal Access/Services expert;
Will Burnfield, Telecom Investment/Privatization expert; and
Adrian Foster, Spectrum Policy & Spectrum Management
expert.
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Introduction
Project started in April 2005
Field Visit to Monrovia April 3-15
Draft Policy & Strategy Report June 10
Second Mission to Monrovia June 19-26
Stakeholder Workshop in Monrovia June 23-24
Policy Publicized in Liberian Newspapers June 30
Feedback and Comment Period June 30-July 30
Finalize Strategy June 30
Finalize Policy July 30
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Field Visit
Prior to the first field visit the team worked
to create a series of survey questions that
would help us assess the state and potential
of the telecom market and the policy goals
and priorities of the Government.
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Topics in the Survey Questionnaire
Status of the Market
Number of Operators, Market Structure
Scope of networks, services
Market economics, trends
Policy Goals and Priorities
Existing institutional structure, laws, policies
Human resource capacity, needs
Objectives and priorities for the sector
Universal access policy options, constraints
Spectrum Policy
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Stakeholder Interviews
We sought to interview all Stakeholders, including
NGOs, International organizations, ICT firms, ISPs,
and other small businesses.
Our goal was to solicit their views on the status and state of
the sector, what, they thought, should be the key policy
objectives and priorities that the Government should focus
on, and any other pressing issues and problems they
currently faced in the sector
This was in addition to all past and present telecom
Operators selected Government officials and members of the
NTGL’s Special Presidential Telecom Committee.
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