Factibilidad de la implementación de la tecnología Broadband Power Line en proyectos de viviendas 100% subsidiadas, ubicados en zonas apartadas y de baja densidad demográfica en Colombia

Abstract

According to data from the International Telecommunication Union, the information and communication technology development index shows the need to reduce the digital divide, not only between the most and least connected countries, but also within them, between its urban and rural areas, in such a way that it contributes to the achievement of the objectives of sustainable development. In Colombia for some years, work has been done on how to reduce the digital gap and although by 2018 the country has 98.6% of the existing municipalities with high-speed transport networks to the headwaters, plans for Last mile network infrastructure in small municipal seats or rural areas are only just beginning and fixed internet penetrations are very low. Therefore, and in order to find solutions with a view to continuing to reduce the digital divide that exists in the country, this study proposes to analyze the feasibility of using Broadband Power Line technology in 100% subsidized housing projects located in areas remote and of low demographic density (defined zones thus on the part of the National Government).