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Internet para Todos (IpT) – Rural 4G Wholesale Network

Peru · Lima · See the Peru profile

Peru's public-private neutral-wholesale infrastructure company provides shared 4G coverage in remote areas; by end-2022, 3.1 million Peruvians in 16,700+ rural localities gained broadband access, disproportionately benefiting lower-income and geographically isolated communities.

3.1 million
Rural Peruvians gaining broadband access (by end-2022)
16,700+
Rural localities covered
Internet para Todos (IpT) – Rural 4G Wholesale Network

Details

Maturity
Scaling
Promoter
Internet para Todos SAC
Period
2018-present
Keywords
Rural communities, connectivity, digital access, indigenous communities, low-income households

Context

Internet para Todos (IpT) is Peru's public-private neutral, open-access wholesale infrastructure operator, building shared 4G base stations to extend mobile broadband into remote, low-income rural areas.

Results

By the end of 2022, 3.1 million Peruvians in more than 16,700 rural localities had gained broadband access, disproportionately benefiting lower-income and geographically isolated communities.

Implementation

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