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| TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDICATORS |
| Lines per 100 people |
<1.0 |
| Cost of 3 minute local call (US $) |
.11 |
| Main phone lines in operation |
10,855 |
| Waiting list for main lines |
2,122 |
| Telephone faults per 100 main lines |
172.0 |
| Telecom staff per 1,000 main lines |
78.3 |
| Source: International
Telecommunication Union (1995 data unless indicated otherwise) |
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Status of the Leland Initiative in Guinea
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New! GUINEE-USAID Internet
Gateway Secondary Site Inauguration Page |
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Policy Review (Objective 1): Two MOU's have been signed. The
first allowed for the installation of the national Internet gateway in Conakry and the
second, signed August 4th, 1998, allows for the expansion of the Internet to three
secondary cities. |
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Technical Review (Objective 2): National Internet gateway
equipment installed, is operational, and commercial ISPs are connected. Equipment for
three secondary city sites are installed. To see pictures of the three sites, visit Labe, N'Zerekore, and Kankan |
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Internet Applications Review (Objective 3): Survey is
complete. Read the Trip Report and Action Plan. Follow-up
Internet Training will take place in early 2000. |
Related USAID Information
Guinea ISP and Telecommunications-Related Information
Guinea Development-Related Information
Leland Guinea Contact Information
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Herb Caudill, Jr.
USAID Office
C/O American Embassy
BP 603
Conakry, Republic of Guinea
Tel: (224) 412 029 or 412 163
Fax: (224) 411 985
Email: hercaudill@usaid.gov
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