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Title page 1
Contents 5
Acknowledgements 2
Foreword 10
Executive summary 11
Acronyms 16
1. Introduction 17
2. Relevance of the GEMS (Global Economic Model and Study) initiative 21
2.1. Why is a GEMS tool needed? 21
2.2. The GEMS tool provides results by type of networking technology and country 23
3. Theoretical and empirical frameworks of the GEMS tool: overview of the causal flows 24
3.1. Initial conditions of investment 25
3.1.1. Social and economic context 25
3.1.2. Technology context 26
3.1.3. Regulatory context 27
3.2. Investment and coverage: the key role of population density 28
3.3. Enhancing broadband performance: speed drivers 32
3.4. Increasing broadband affordability: price drivers 34
3.5. Broadband adoption: connecting the unconnected 36
3.6. Economic impact of broadband deployment 37
3.6.1. Financial returns to the telecommunication operators 38
3.6.2. Economic benefits to society 38
3.6.3. Economic spillovers for specific economic sectors 39
3.7. Regulatory good practices as variables to mitigate the investment burden 40
3.8. Investment subsidization 41
3.8.1. Government 41
3.8.2. Additional supply subsidies 43
3.8.3. Sector contributions 43
3.8.4. Demand stimulation mechanisms 44
3.9. Private and social rate of return 45
4. Case study pilot: Ghana 46
4.1. Starting point 46
4.2. Targets 47
4.3. Social impact 48
4.4. Private returns 50
4.5. Conclusion 54
5. Case study pilot: Guatemala 55
5.1. Starting point 55
5.2. Pilot targets 56
5.3. Social impact 57
5.4. Private returns 58
5.5. Conclusion 62
6. Case study pilot: Saudi Arabia 63
6.1. Starting point 64
6.2. Targets 65
6.2.1. Regulatory obligation 65
6.2.2. National goals 65
6.3. Data collection and assumptions 66
6.4. Social impact 68
6.4.1. Impact under the regulatory obligation scenario 68
6.4.2. Impact under the national goals scenario 69
6.5. Private returns 71
6.5.1. Private returns under the regulatory obligation scenario 72
6.5.2. Private returns under the national goals scenario 73
6.6. Identifying investment gaps between regulatory obligations and national goals scenarios 75
6.7. Sectoral fee design 76
6.7.1. Sector levies earmarked to a broadband fund 76
6.7.2. Mandatory or incentivized co-investment schemes 77
6.7.3. Results-based contributions tied to sector outcomes 77
6.8. Conclusion 77
Bibliography 81
Appendix 84
A.1. Variables used in empirical analysis 84
A.2. Models for investment drivers 89
A.3. Models for coverage drivers 91
A.4. Models for speed drivers 93
A.5. Models for price drivers 95
A.6. Models for adoption drivers 97
A.7. Models for GDP drivers 98
Figure A. Conceptual Structure of GEMS tool 12
Figure B. Diagram of causal flows to be estimated 13
Figure 1-1. Aspirational targets for 2030 17
Figure 1-2. Conceptual structure of the GEMS tool 18
Figure 2-1. World: broadband coverage evolution 21
Figure 2-2. Broadband coverage by region (2025) 22
Figure 3-1. Diagram of causal flows to be estimated 24
Figure 3-2. Causal link between regulation, investment and network performance 27
Figure 3-3. Causal link between capex and coverage 29
Figure 3-4. Increase in percentage points of coverage after a 1 per cent increase in investment 31
Figure 3-5. Causal link between broadband coverage and speed 33
Figure 3-6. Drivers of broadband speed 34
Figure 3-7. Causal link between broadband coverage and pricing 35
Figure 3-8. Causal link between pricing and adoption 36
Figure 3-9. Drivers of broadband adoption 37
Figure 3-10. Causal link between broadband adoption and economic impact 37
Figure 4-1. Ghana: Current coverage levels by technology and area 47
Figure 4-2. Ghana: Coverage targets by technology and area 48
Figure 4-3. Ghana: Economic impact by sector 49
Figure 4-4. Ghana: Country-level economic impact 49
Figure 4-5. Ghana: Impact for remaining economic sectors (as % of their GDP) 54
Figure 5-1. Guatemala: Current coverage levels by technology and area 56
Figure 5-2. Guatemala: Coverage targets by technology and area 57
Figure 5-3. Guatemala: Country-level economic impact 58
Figure 5-4. Guatemala: Economic impact by sector 58
Figure 5-5. Guatemala: Impact for remaining economic sectors (as % of their GDP) 63
Figure 6-1. Saudi Arabia: Current coverage levels by technology and area 64
Figure 6-2. Saudi Arabia: Coverage targets under the regulatory obligations scenario 65
Figure 6-3. Saudi Arabia: Coverage targets under the national goals scenario 66
Figure 6-4. Saudi Arabia: Economic impact by sector under the regulatory obligations scenario 68
Figure 6-5. Saudi Arabia: Country-level economic impact under the regulatory obligations scenario 69
Figure 6-6. Saudi Arabia: Economic impact by sector under the national goals scenario 69
Figure 6-7. Saudi Arabia: Country-level economic impact under the national goals scenario 71
Figure 6-8. Saudi Arabia: Investment gap between different scenarios 76
Figure 6-9. Saudi Arabia: Impact for remaining economic sectors (as % of their GDP) under the national goals scenario 78
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