Netherlands contextual background Sample Clauses

Netherlands contextual background. Table 22 Netherlands country profile42 Netherlands Population [value (year)] 16.7 million (2014) 16.9 million (2050) Proportion of urban population [% (year)] 90% (2015) 96% (2050) Area 41,850 km2 Active mobile-broadband subscribers per 100 inhabitants [value (year)] 88.9 (2016) Mobile-broadband prices 1 GB [% GNI per capita (year)] 0.5% (2016) LTE coverage [% of population (year)] 99% (2016) Main mobile network operators (% market share, 2017) KPN (35%), Vodafone (33%), T-Mobile (25%), Tele2 (7%) Notable governance stakeholders  NRA: Ministry of Economic Affairs (Ministerie van Economische Zaken)43  Local administration: 32 biggest municipalities (cities) of the Netherlands are organised in the special network organisation "StedenLink" that promotes the optimum usage of ICT along with the local and regional interests and needs. Key policy developments  An open and high-speed infrastructure is one of the five lines of action identified in the Digital Agenda for the Netherlands44, the national broadband strategy.  The 2011-2015 Agenda was mostly focused on the digitization of the government itself. Current agenda takes a more comprehensive approach and aims to achieve the digitization of sectors such as healthcare and mobility.  The Digital Agenda for the Netherlands supports a technology neutral approach and sets the target of 100% coverage of 30 Mbps and 50% household penetration of 100 Mbps by 2020.  The strategy also emphasizes the role of local and regional actors in coordinating infrastructure rollout and facilitating the exchange of information. 42 Data sources include UN [UN2014], ITU [ITU-D2017] and EC DSM page xxxxx://xx.xxxxxx.xx/digital-single- market/en/news/digital-single-market-strategy-europe-com2015-192-final 43 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/ministeries/ministerie-van-economische-zaken-en-klimaat 44 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/onderwerpen/ict/inhoud/ict-en-economie/nederlandse-digitale-agenda
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