New Deal Mobile Dashboard

In January 2018, Arcep and the Government announced commitments from operators to accelerate mobile coverage of the territories. These commitments were transcribed in their current licences in July 2018 in order to make them legally enforceable. Furthermore, Arcep adopted on 15 November 2018 the decision on the outcome of the procedure for the allocation of frequencies in the 900 MHz, 1 800 MHz and 2.1 GHz bands and 4 decisions to authorise the use of frequencies at Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile, Orange and SFR.

Arcep has the power to impose penalties in the event of failure to comply with the obligations laid down in the frequency authorisations: It ensures the proper execution and implementation of the New Deal by operators in this context.

As announced by the President of the Republic in Bastia on 7 February 2018, this monitoring is accompanied by a scoreboard of Arcep measuring the correct implementation of the commitments.

This tool brings together a set of six indicators showing in a transparent way the progress of operators on each of the axes of the New Deal mobile:
— The 4G for all
— Targeted coverage
— Indoor cover
— The 4G by car
— The state of mobile networks
— Fixed 4G

The aim is to provide elected officials and all observers with information that allows them to have both a national and a territorial view of the progress of commitments. For example, the tool presents interactive maps that allow, for example, for a given territory to visualise the deployment of new sites (including those requested by communities under the New Deal Mobile).

In order to allow their wide re-use, in particular by the territories, data (national and local) are available in open data.

More details on data, formats and projection systems can be found in the resource descriptions.

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