| Project Detail |
The project relates to the construction of a public wholesale and passive backhaul fibre network in predefined targeted areas, where the existing backbone infrastructure does not support the upgrade to Next Generation Access (NGA) networks. The rollout of approximately 5 600 km of linear fibre for the construction of a Next Generation Network (NGN) backhaul infrastructure aims to connect up to 450 prioritised settlements, each having more than 1000 inhabitants. A defined set of public users will be connected in targeted areas, which will enable the implementation of various e-government services by different public entities and public projects.
Objectives
The project entails the deployment of an advanced network enabling fast and ultra-fast broadband services in Croatia. It contributes to the initiative "Digital Agenda for Europe," one of the seven pillars of the Europe 2020 strategy to foster smart and sustainable growth to improve productivity and to develop a single market. The project is fully in line with the goals of the Digital Agenda to enable ultra-fast Internet connectivity. |
