Supporting the Caribbean s Single ICT Space

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C@ribNET: Supporting the Caribbean s Single ICT Space Presented by Ken Sylvester, CEO, CKLN

Agenda 1. How C@ribNET support the vision of a Single ICT Space for the Region 2. Deliverables to date 3. The Need for Public Private Partnership for the sustainability of C@ribNET 4. The Way forward

Bridging the Digital Divide in Education and Research C@ribNET was built with a grant of Euros10.00 million from the European to bridge the digital divide that existed between the Caribbean and the rest of the world in Education and Research The Agency, an Intergovernmental Agency of CARICOM came into to being to design, build, operate and manage the network

C@ribNET: Regional Broadband Network/ e-infrastructure, engineered to: Provide A Single Virtual Space for all 15 CARICOM countries in the areas of: Education, Research, Health, Security Regional Knowledge Management Global IT services delivery (commodity Internet, virtual Libraries) Functional cooperation between CARICOM and other National Agencies and sharing of ICT resources Bridging the Digital Divide between the Caribbean and the rest of the world in the areas of global collaboration, research and sharing of expensive resources

C@ribNET C@ribNET is a Public Good!! It is a closed network for its members

The Unique Architecture: Providing the Single Virtual Space

The Bahamas National Research & Education Network (BahaNET) Infrastructure College of the Bahamas Ministry of Education BahaNET Central Node Router Local Provider Network(s) UWI Open Campus Servers Switch BahaNET

Trinidad and Tobago (NRENS)

OECS (NRENS) ACC UWI-AI ASC UWI-AG HLSCC UWI-VG DSC OREN Central Node Router CKLN SVGCC Local Provider Network(s) UWI-DM TAMCC UWI-GD MCC Servers Switch UWI-VC SALCC UWI-LC CFBC UWI-KN UWI-MS OREN

Jamaica (NRENS)

Barbados s National Research & Education Network Infrastructure BCC Erdiston Teachers College BarNET Central Node Router Local Provider Network(s) SJPP Servers Switch HEDU BarNET

Belize National Research & Education Network (BzNET) Infrastructure University of Belize BzNET Central Node Router Local Provider Network(s) UWI Open Campus Servers Switch BzNET

Suriname National Research & Education Network (SUREN) Infrastructure SUREN Central Node Router Local Provider Network(s) Anton de Kom University Servers Switch SUREN

Bridging the Digital Divide Global R&E Networks Prior to 2012

Global R&E Networks Now Include C@ribNET

C@ribNET: International Peering (Bridging the Digital divide in Education and Research)

Results to date 1. C@ribNET is operational and functional in 13 countries with over 40 institutions connected. 2. Projects being implemented include: The UWI Hugh Winter Tele health Project for teaching noninvasive surgery to UWI students regionally US State Department Police Academy project, connecting police Academies in 16 countries Aggregation of Commodity Internet to Tertiary Institutions Support for global Dengue Fever and Chikungonia Symposium Regional Portal for all CARICOM Agency

Benefits of C@ribNET Supports the Integration process through working within a single space Reduces costs of ICT services through aggregation Providing access to Tertiary education to a significant number of Caribbean citizens who otherwise would not have the opportunity Extend the reach and access to education assets and research in a structured manner regionally and globally Reducing the costs of access to Tertiary education to a significant number of Caribbean students Provides opportunities for innovation through collaboration and sharing

C@ribNET: The way ahead Extend connectivity to Community and Teacher Training Colleges, Schools, Libraries, Hospitals, Research Centres, Use of IRUs Increase the C@ribNET Backbones to Gigbit speeds Build Communities of Practice for content development

Barrier to success High costs of Broadband in the Region compared to other countries in the world!

Best Practice Business Model for Sustainability Private-Public-Partnership!

What we Need The CKLNA needs to start a conversation with the Telco Operators in the Region with a view to establish a Public- Private-Partnership arrangement that will help to secure the long term sustainability of C@ribNET We need to protect the US$15.00 million investment that has been made and ensure that we do not return to state of a digital divide! Can CANTO help frame a PPP with CKLNA?

Contact, CKLN Tel: (473) 439-6396 Website: www.ckln.org