Bottom-Up Techno-Economic Model for Rural “White Areas” Broadband PPP
Development of a bottom-up financial and techno-economic model to assess viability and risks of a rural broadband PPP bid.
STARTED December 2013
This assignment develops a detailed parametric techno-economic model evaluating the business prospects of the project “Development of Broadband Infrastructures in Rural ‘White’ Areas of Greek territory and Services for Infrastructure usage (PPP)”.
The work includes forecasting demand for broadband services, modelling both deployment and operation/service provision phases, enabling low-level parameter changes with high-level result recalculation, and executing sensitivity and risk analysis to identify critical viability drivers. The delivery includes a model manual, baseline results report, sensitivity analysis report, risk analysis report, and supporting bid material.
Country:
Greece
Funding:
Cyta, PCCW and ZTE
Beneficiary:
Cyta, PCCW and ZTE
Role of InCites Consulting:
INCITES develops and documents the full bottom-up model, performs demand forecasting and scenario evaluation, and executes sensitivity and risk analysis to highlight key parameters affecting sustainability.
INCITES provides the required reporting and documentation to support bid evaluation and auditability.
