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2 PUBLISHEr> BY THE INTERNTIO 1 L TELECOMMUNICTION U GENEV, 2002

3 ITU 2002 ll right reerved. No part of thi publication may be reproduced or utilied in any form or by any mean, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and microfilm, without written permiion from the ITU.

4 i CONTENTS Page 1. Introduction Memberhip and baic intrument of the union The council ctiyitie of the general ecretariat and the ector ctivitie of the General Secretariat Strategic Planning and External ffair, Strategy and Policy and Corporate Communication Strategic Planning and External ffair (SPEU)... Strategy and Policy (SPU) Support for conference and meeting Ongoin.g activitie...' New activitie ctivitie reduced or terminated... : Corporate Communication (CCU) Ongoing activitie and upport for conference and meeting New activitie... 4 Legal affair... 4 IMT2000 project Support for conference and meeting Ongoing activitie... 5 Internal audit... 5 Peronnel and Social Protection Department Staff ituation Staff adminitration... 6 Gender iue Group on Gender Iue (GGI) Inhoue activitie ctivitie organized by ITU with international collaboration Participation in UN agency activitie Funding of activitie... 7 Finance iue Support for conference and meeting Ongoing activitie... 7 Support for conference Ongoing activitie Other activitie ctivitie reduced or terminated... 9 Common ervice Support for conference and meeting Ongoing activitie Ne\v activitie and initiative ctivitie reduced or terminated ITU publication

5 11 Page Information ervice Support for conference and meeting Ongoing activitie New activitie ctivitie reduced or terminated ITU Telecom... ~ ITU Telecom Board ITUTELECOMMERICS ITU TELECOM SI Policy iue F inancia1 ituation ctivitie of the ITU Radiocommunication Sector (JTUR) WRC R Satellite network filing Terretrial ytem notification Study group activitie Information diemination ctivitie of the ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITUT) WTS TUT tudy group and TSG... ITUT Sector Member pproval and publication time ofitut Recommendation... ctivitie of the ITU Telecommunication Development Sector (ITUD) Programme of cooperation Telecommunication Development dviory Group (TDG) Gender iue Study group Information haring Valletta ction Planprogramme Reform, legilation and regulation oftelecommunication Technologie and global information infratructure development and application Rural development and univeral ervice/acce Finance and economic, including WTO iue, tariff, accounting rate, etc Development partnerhip with the private ector R.eource mobilization Capacitybuilding through human reource development and management. Special programme for leat developed countrie.... Project and aitance nnex Poition of Member State in relation to the ct of the Union on 31 December nnex B Statement of income and expenditure for the biennium nnex C Lit of publication iued by the Union in

6 1 1. Introduction Thi report i publihed puruant to the proviion ofno. 102 of the Convention of the International Telecommunication Union, which provide that the SecretaryGeneral hall "with the aitance of the Coordination Committee, prepare an annual report on the activitie of the Union which, after approval by the Council, hall be ent to all Member State". 2. Memberhip and baic intrument of the union 2.1 at 31 December 2000, the Union compried 189 Member State and 648 Sector Member. The poition of Member State in relation to the ct of the Union i hown in nnex. 2.2 In 2000, zerbaijan, Guatemala, Hondura, Lithuania and Turkey ratified the baic intrument (Geneva, 1992), thu bringing to 169 the total number ofratification and acceion. 2.3 In accordance with No. 231 of the Contitution and No. 527 of the Convention, ratification and acceion received after 1 January 1996 apply to the baic intrument (Geneva, 1992) a amended in Kyoto, In 2000, two Member State which had ratified the baic intrument (Geneva, 1992) before 1 January 1996 alo ratified the amendment thereto adopted by the Plenipotentiary Conference (Kyoto, 1994); and 13 Member State ratified the amendment to the baic intrument (Geneva, 1992) adopted by the Plenipotentiary Conference (Minneapoli, 1998). 3. The council 3.1 The 2000 eion of the Council wa held at ITU headquarter from 19 to 28 July It wa attended by repreentative of the 46 Member State of the Council and 21 Member State of the Union participating a oberver. 3.2 M Kathleen Heceta (Philippine) and Mr Yuri Grin (Ruian Federation) were elected chairman and vicechairman of the Council, repectively. 3.3 The reolution and deciion adopted by the Council, ummarie of debate and other documentation concerning major iue dicued at the Council can be found on the ITU Council webite. 3.4 The following Council reolution and deciion, which have been implemented and are thu obolete, no longer appear in the current volume of Council reolution and deciion: R1100, R1109, R1118, R1119, R1120, R1130, R1134, R1135, R1136, R1145; D381, D464, D478, D479, D488.

7 2 4. ctivitie of the general ecretariat and the ector 4.1 ctivitie of the General Secretariat Strategic Planning and External ffair, Strategy and Policy and Corporate Communication Strategic Planning and External ffair (SPEU) Support for conference and meeting a) Planning, preparation and coordination for the 2000 eion of Council followed an etablihed management plan, which contributed to it ucceful outcome. For further detail, ee the ITU Council webite. In addition, SPEU provided upport to meeting of the General Secretariat, including the World Telecommunication Policy Forum in March b) Puruant to Reolution 74 and 90 (Minneapoli, 1998) of the Plenipotentiary Conference concerning ITU reform, and relevant Council deciion (Reolution 1132), activitie focued on preparing and aiting the third and fourth meeting of the Council Working Group on ITU Reform (WGR), held repectively in Geneva and Salvador, Brazil. Ongoing activitie a) SPEU continued it activitie relating to regitration of the depoit of intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion to the Contitution and Convention (Geneva, 1992) and to the intrument amending them adopted by the Plenipotentiary Conference (Kyoto, 1994) and the Plenipotentiary Conference (Minneapoli, 1998), a well a regitration of approval of other ct of the Union. dditional activitie related to: New activitie further development and maintenance of a centralized databae on ITU memberhip and a new edition of the Global Directory available in print, online and CDROM form; Sector memberhip, where an increae of 12.5% wa noted againt the 1999 figure. a) SPEU expanded it ervice in the light of the introduction of the new category of ociate, which i intended to enable maller companie to participate in the work of the Sector. b) t it eion in October 2000, the General Council of the World Trade Organization (WTO) approved the ITU/WTO Cooperation greement, and the greement wa igned by the executive head of the two organization in November 2001 (ee Information Report to Council No. 8) Strategy and Policy (SPU) Support for conference and meeting a) Preparation for the 2001 World Telecommunication Policy Forum on lp Telephony (WTPF01) included the organization of two informal meeting of expert, and drafting of the SecretaryGeneral' report. SPU provided ecretariat ervice, and commiioned, edited and publihed a erie of country cae tudie on the impact of the lp telephony in different countrie. The reult of WTPF 01, together with the country cae tudie, are available on the ITU webite. b) SPU taff alo upported BDT in the planning and organization of the frican Telecom & Internet Summit, Gambia, 59 June 2000, a well a providing preentation Ongoing activitie a) SPU prepared paper, preentation, peeche and article for the SecretaryGeneral and the Deputy Secretary General. Together with BDT, it drafted and publihed the Trend in Telecommunication Reform, report, the merica Telecommunication Indicator, 2000, iapacific Telecommunication Indicator, 2000 and a new publication in the ITU Internet report erie on lp Telephony 2001.

8 3 b) Sale income in from thee SPU/BDT collaborative publication wa again over CHF 1 million. part of ongoing work aimed at improving management practice within the ecretariat, SPU continued to provide ecretariat ervice for the ITU Publication Policy Committee (IPPC). c) It alo continued work on Internet policy initiative under Reolution 101 and 102 (Minneapoli, 1998), in cloe collaboration with ITUT, notably Study Group 2. In January 2000, a joint meeting with SG 2 wa held on naming, numbering addreing and routing and, in January 2001, a oneday ENUM Workhop wa hoted on adminitrative iue related to deployment of the ENUM protocol. The outcome of thi work i decribed in Council Document C2001/EP/ New activitie a) Under the New Initiative Programme, launched at Council99, a number of trategic planning workhop have been held, the frrt in December 1999 on electronic ignature and certification authoritie, the econd in June 2000 on IP telephony, and the third in September 2000 on fixedmobile interconnection. The outcome of thee meeting i decribed in Council Document C Further workhop are planned in b) In upport of the workhop, a number of country cae tudie were commiioned under the New Initiative Programme. Thee included tudie on IP telephony in Canada, China, Peru, Republic of Korea and Thailand, and on fixedmobile interconnection in China/Hong Kong SR, Finland, India and Mexico. In addition, in coordination with BDT, Internet diffuion cae tudie were reearched, drafted and publihed for Nepal, Uganda, Egypt, Bolivia, Singapore and Hungary. Further tudie are planned for ctivitie reduced or terminated a) In line with Reolution 79 (Minneapoli, 1998) of the Plenipotentiary Conference, SPU alo prepared a report for the Council concerning work carried out on the International Telecommunication Regulation (ITR ), ba~ed on input from the expert group and a ubequent quetionnaire addreed to the ITU memberhip in December The reult have been analyed and preented by the expert group in Document C2001/ Corporate Communication (CCU) Ongoing activitie and upport for conference and meeting a) In 2000, CCU publihed 30 pre releae on landmark achievement to illutrate ITU' role a a ueful andrelevant organization catering for the need of government and the indutry. Each wa ditributed to over addreee electronically, mailed to another (media, government, adminitration, indutry, academia ), and poted on the web for public acce ( Shorter lead time between the event and the announcement and their electronic ditribution to media led to increaed coverage. b) CCU alo produced 10 iue in three language (30 iue) of /TU New ( of which three were pecial edition for WRC2000, WTS2000 and TELECOM SI For the WRC2000 iue, a pecial advertiing drive wa conducted that generated over CHF in revenue. c) CCU organized and managed the pre ervice for WRC2000 and WTS2000. variety of pre material were prepared to explain the iue and the take, which were relatively new to mot journalit. Before and after the event, pre conference and briefing were held with key participant. pecial "newroom" webite for WRC wa prepared, developed and maintained by the Pre Office ( and daily pre note were ditributed to accredited media and conference participant onite to report, in a timely manner, on the progre of the debate. d) Interview with the SecretaryGeneral and other topranking official were arranged and 16 paper and article written for external magazine and newpaper. Some requet for information were dealt with.

9 4 e) cce to the newroom webite wa higher than in previou year. The buiet month May ( hit), June (214000) and July ( ) howed a fourfold increae compared to 1998 (the lat time tatitic were recorded) New activitie a) To publicize the role of ITU in international telecommunication and to raie it public profile, CCU produced and widely circulated ITU' firt ever corporate nnual Report. In addition to the print verion, a web edition ha been produced for public acce ( nnualreport/1999/index.html). It alo reedited the baic corporate brochure and, for the firt time, produced a web edition for wider diffuion ( / /index.htm). b) In 2000, CCU embarked on the digitization of it photo library. total of photo were canned and a prototype management information ytem wa developed. remaining photo need to be canned, and the data related to photo to be captured. web interface to enable the photo library to be made available online for conultation and ordering, initially ITUwide and a a econd phae for external cutomer, i expected to be available in c) One ofccu' major activitie in 2000 wa the revamping ofitu' webite. In addition to creating a coherent and conitent look and feel in order to brand ITU more effectively, the aim i to ultimately provide a logical tructure to the ite, uptodate information, better readability, link between related area acro the different web, a powerful earch capability, eae of ue and eae of maintenance. The new ytem, developed in cooperation with the IS Department, incorporate feature that bring an unprecedented level of flexibility and facility. The implementation of the new ite will take place in three phae: concept, development of tool and launch of core ite; training of web manager and content provider, adoption of web publihing policy and tyle guide, introduction of an archive erver, and migration of all exiting ite to the new look and feel; and revied architecture of the ite by way of a portal page to teer viitor in the mot appropriate direction while erving ITU' ditinct audience with often overlapping need Legal affair a) in previou year, the Legal ffair Unit (JUR) provided legal opinion in it cutomary area of activity, namely international law (public and private), taff matter, finance, privilege and immunitie, application of the Headquarter greement with Switzerland, negotiation of contract, agreement and memoranda of undertanding concluded within the work of the different ector, negotiation of headquarter agreement for the holding of ITU conference and meeting, and interpretation of ITU' contituent and regulatory text. Significant effort were devoted to iue of intellectual property law (copyright, patent policy, ue of the ITU logo, drafting and negotiation of licening agreement) and contract law (TELECOM exhibition and forum, publication, contruction and modification of ITU building, contract for logitic ervice, etc.), a well a retructuring of ITU' internal adminitrative procedure. JUR alo provided upport and advice in preparation for and during WRC2000 and WTS2000. Finally, JUR i in charge of adminitrating the role of depoitary of the GMPCS MoU, and participate actively in the Tak Force et up under the IMT 2000 project IMT 2000 project Support for conference and meeting a) Management upport wa provided for preparation of the Forum eion of TELECOM SI 2000 (Hong Kong, 49 December 2000) on 3G tandardization in ia and the ITUT Special Study Group on IMT2000 and beyond (Geneva, 1115 December 2000).

10 Ongoing activitie a) The activitie of the IMT2000 project in 2000 were dominated by coordination with the external organization participating in IMT 2000 tandardization and pectrum harmonization activitie. In particular, a a conequence of the adoption by ITUR of an update proce for the radio interface pecification ofimt2000, there wa a need to redicu the agreed arrangement for the collaboration of external organization with ITU. General activitie included participation in meeting with external organization (3G Partnerhip Project and Mobile Operator Harmonization Group in November 2000) and preparation of preentation to promote ITU activitie on IMT b) Further information concerning the IMT 2000 project activitie can be found at Internal audit a) In 2000, puruant to the Internal udit Charter, adopted through Service Order No. 10 to trengthen the mandate, mode of operation and function of the Internal uditor, a number of project were completed: human reource management audit; regional preence in the merica region; and a followup audit project in repect oftelecom which alo included a brief analyi of the TELECOM cutomer monitoring ytem. The procedure laid down in the Charter enable the Internal uditor to conduct follow""up audit and to conider the degree of implementation of recommendation made in internal audit report. Thee procedure include, inter alia: dicuion with manager concerned; report preented to and dicued with the member of the Policy and Strategic Committee; and ubequent followup of recommendation to be implemented. b) management audit of the proceing cot incurred by ITU in repect of atellite network filing within the Radiocommunication Bureau i till ongoing. Thi project follow a pecific requet from the External uditor, with whom the ITU Internal uditor i working cloely. In thi cae, cloe cooperation ha been developed to repond to Council Deciion 482 inviting the External uditor to prepare and ubmit an annual report containing a fitiancial and management audit ofthe proceing cot incurred by ITU. ~ c) The Internal uditor alo took part in the_ work of the community of United Nation auditor, epecially exchange of information concerning working practice and rik management. In addition, he attended meeting of the Internal udit and Invetigation Service of the United Nation Multilateral Financial Intitution. d) fter agreement with the Secretary~General, the Internal uditor ha alo created an internal webpage in an effort to increae viibility of the work and mandate of internal audit function and to facilitate contact between the Internal uditor and taff of the Union Peronnel and Social Protection Department Staff ituation a) t 31 December 2000, the total number of regular taff (excluding hortterm taff and project peronnel) tood at 769, compriing 5 elected official, 301 taff in the Profeional and higher categorie and 463 in the General Service category. b) The following change occurred during the year among taff with permanent or fixedterm contract: 46 retirement, 11 reignation, 1 interorganization tranfer and 1 death. t 31 December 2000, 38 taff member were working parttime and there were 117 hortterm taff member in ervice (21 Profeional and 96 General Service). c) Table 1 to 5, which can be found at the ITU Council webite, how the taffing ituation at 31 December 2000 in more detail. Where applicable, the figure for the preceding year are hown in parenthee for comparion purpoe. d) The taffmg table in 2000 compried 996 pot, 745 of them permanent, 39 fixedterm and 212 unetablihed pot. t 31 December 2000, 143 pot were vacant/frozen. e) Shortterm contract (Table 2) were etablihed to enure neceary reinforcement of taff during conference and meeting, for temporary increae in urgent work, hift work or prolonged ick leave of eential taff.

11 6 f) The principle of geographical ditribution applie to elected official and taff in the Senior Counellor and Profeional categorie (excluding language taff), but not to pot in the General Service category. The geographical ditribution at the end of 2000 i hown in Table 4, for all taff employed by ITU except language taff, technical aitance project peronnel and hortterm taff Staff adminitration a) Implementation of the recommendation made by the Tripartite Conultative Group on Human Reource Management continued in The peronal promotion cheme put into place for the firt time in 1998 wa again implemented in 2000 for both Profeional and General Service taff. b) It wa agreed to continue to "regularize" the contractual tatu of hortterm taff working at ITU for long period (five year or more) within the ame ervice. Such taff were granted fixedterm appointment following the advertiement of budgeted vacant pot or unetablihed pot financed from aving, in accordance with the precribed election and recruitment procedure. c) In the area of pot claification, the coniderable increae in volume of work in 1999 continued in The principal reaon for thi conitently high workload ha been the many tructural change made during the year within ITU aimed at improving working method and better meeting the need of the organization' memberhip. In all, there were approximately 200 claification action which led to 85 confirmation of grade, 30 upgrading, 6 downgrading, the creation of 48 unetablihed pot, and variou tudie related to hortterm recruitment. d) Recruitment activitie have increaed due to the relatively large number of taff reaching retirement age and the need to cover new need. For the 51 vacancy notice proceed in 2000, the number of candidature increaed from in the previou year to e) In the field of training, 97 taff member followed individual training coure outide ITU. Internal group training, repreenting a total of 48 learning day and 25 different coure ubject, wa provided to 570 taff member. Language coure were followed by 180 taff member. Thee number do not include computer training coure, which, for the mot part, fall under the reponibility of the Information Service Department. f) The computerized information ytem for peronnel management ued by the department doe not adequately meet the new taff management and development need of the Union. teering committee, chaired by the Chief of the Peronnel Department, with the Chief of the Finance and Information Service Department a it member, wa created to tudy the acquiition of a new ytem. working group of repreentative of the three department wa etablihed to examine the technical, financial and uer apect of poible alternative. Thee activitie will continue in g) The department wa actively involved in the meeting organized by the interagency bodie dealing with the harmonization and coordination of condition of ervice in the United Nation common ytem. part from the quetion under continuing tudy in the area of pay and benefit, new emphai wa placed on a more indepth review of human reource management aimed at better meeting the changing need of the UN organization, uch a the improvement of management kill and competencie of official, accountability and decentralization of fmancial and management reponibilitie, and treamlining and implification of taff entitlement and allowance Gender iue Group on Gender Iue (GGI) Inhoue activitie a) Work continued on a complete review of the Staff Regulation and Rule in order to enure that they promote equitable treatment of all taff, regardle of gender, and equitable repreentation of women and men in joint bodie in the Union. Particular attention wa paid by the Peronnel Department and the Focal Point for Gender Iue to the recruitment and promotion of women in the ecretariat.

12 7 b) GGI attended a training eminar on gender maintreaming, pecifically deigned for it, taking into account the tatu of gender iue in ITU. To celebrate International Women' Day on 8 March 2000, it organized a wellattended panel dicuion on Young Women and Telecommunication with repreentative from the private ector, frica, Eatern Europe and ITU a panellit. c) It alo prepared a webpage for it activitie which wa brought online early ctivitie organized by ITU with international collaboration a) pecial event on Gender and Emergency Telecommunication with peaker from ITU, OCH, UNHCR and World Space wa organized for Councillor during the Council 2000 eion. b) Breakfat were held during WRC2000 and WTS2000 for women delegate, to promote networking and cooperation among the till few women participating in ITU meeting and conference Participation in UN agency activitie a) ITU participated in the annual meeting of the Intergency Meeting on Women and Gender Equality (IMWGE). It wa nominated to chair a new tak group on gender and ICT under IMWGE to purue interagency cooperation on thi iue during the period between eion of IMWGE. The Union contributed to documentation for the General embly, in particular for the SytemWide Medium Term Plan on Women, and it concern and work have been firmly incorporated in the work programme of IMWGE. ITU i an active member of Geneva Group of the IMWGE which meet quarterly. b) The SecretaryGeneral igned an MoU with UNIFEM and UNDP on 6 July 2000, which will form the bai for cloe cooperation between the three entitie in gender and information technologie and policie. Concrete project to implement the MoU are under tudy Funding of activitie a) Due to limited fund (CHF for ), only limited activitie could be undertaken. Voluntary contribution would be mot welcome and would permit an expanion of activitie and proper followup to activitie already initiated Finance iue a) Reference i made to Document C2000/EP/5 (General Secretariat Operational Plan for 2000) Support for conference and meeting a) Finance Department activitie in 2000 included the preparation ofcounci1.:.2000 document, upport to the Standing Committee on Finance, and advice and upport to the Working Group on ITU Reform. In addition, advice and upport were provided to the budget control committee of WRC/R2000 and WTS2000, and account were kept for ITU TELECOM MERICS 2000 and ITU TELECOM SI Ongoing activitie a) Finance Department activitie in 2000 included cloure of the account of the Union covering the biennium, implementation of the approved budget and preparation of the draft budget. nnual activitie covered maintenance of the account for UNDP project, Trut Fund project, the Special Fund for Technical Cooperation, voluntary contribution and TELECOM. General activitie covered the area of financial advice and guidance to outide bodie and within ITU, cooperation with member for matter of aeed contribution and amount in arrear, budget control and fund control, financial and cot analyi, cah management and treaury, payroll and other micellaneou financial ervice. Maintenance of the SP financial information ytem and tudie around the development of a new information ytem in the area of human reource continued in b) The 2000 Financial Operating Report et forth detail on the financial management of the Union and provide all financial element for 2000, and further information concerning Finance Department activitie throughout 2000 can be found at in the variou FI document.

13 Support for conference a) Puruant to it miion, the Conference Department provide ongoing upport and tool required by the memberhip to meet, communicate, exchange view and dieminate information on telecommunication activitie in line with the ITU Contitution and Convention. In particular, it different ervice provide upport to conference and meeting in and outide Geneva, and language and document ervice Ongoing activitie a) In 2000, the Conference Service upported a total of day of meeting and conference in Geneva, including Council2000, and major event held outide Geneva (a total of 60 day), in particular WRC2000 (Itanbul, 2000), WTS2000 (Montreal, 2000) and regional preparatory meeting (RPM) for WTDC02. It alo initiated or purued preparation forupcoming event, including WGR4, Council01, WTDC02 and it RPM, PP02 and WSIS03. b) Following the completion of a pilot project to enhance the efficiency and timeline of document production, the document function wa retructured with the etablihment of a Document Production and dminitration Unit. In 2000, a total of document ( page) were proceed. c) In the field of language upport, the Interpretation Service recruited 199 interpreter on a total of 926 contract, repreenting 4138 working day, while the Tranlation Service proceed word ( page) of tranlation into Englih, French and Spanih, and a total of word ( page) of tranlation and page of typing/publication in rabic, Chinee and Ruian. Over 30% of tranlation work i now outourced. d) The Language Service alo produced the official minute and ummary record of conference and meeting, amounting to 779 working day in Other routine activitie included participation in editorial committee (e.g. WRC2000), ad hoc interpreting, recruitment and training of permanent and temporary taff, language aitance to the Sector and department of the Union and organization and monitoring of outourced tranlation. e) In 2000, the Terminology, Reference and Computer id to Tranlation Section (STRIT) maintained the TERMITE databae, which contain ome entrie. Freely acceible on the Web, the databae ha been conulted extenively from within ITU and outide. Moreover, in order to further trengthen the terminology function, the procedure wa completed for the recruitment of a terminologit, who tarted work at the beginning of The Reference Service proceed document and reponded to querie, while developing the available documentation and improving acce to the information required by tranlator, including through increaed ue of electronic media. f) In 2000, the Document Compoition Service produced a total of fmal 4 page in French, Englih and Spanih. The Electronic Document Handling Group (EDMG) converted 3135 page, formatted 1797 page, poted file, copied 710 dikette and canned 1493 page and 1215 figure. The ccelerated Publication Production Group (Quickpub) produced fmal 4 page ofitut Recommendation. g) In the area of tranlation and typing in particular, planned efficiency meaure were fully implemented, with ignificant gain in productivity and coteffectivene. h) Detailed tatitical data for all the above activitie can be found at Management information Other activitie a) In collaboration with the Information Service Department, the Conference Department completed the development of a new integrated daily meeting diplay programme, which i now fully operational, and i acceible online from the ITU webpage by clicking on SG and ITU Meeting daily agenda. b) With the introduction of Office2000 in ITU, in 2000 the Document Compoition Service carried out the neceary retraining of it taff ( 80 peron) and redeigned the template for ITU document, completing migration to Office2000 within a timeframe of two week o a to avoid any interruption or diruption of document production.

14 9 c) In application of Reolution 103 (Minneapoli, 1998) and ubequent Council deciion in connection with the gradual lifting of limitation on the ue of rabic, Chinee and Ruian, the Conference Department produced the document for Council2000 in ix language. Work i ongoing to equip the Union to cope with the potential increaed demand in thee language, through both retructuring of the core unit and appropriate outourcing. lo, production of document in thee language ha been integrated in the computerized document tracking and production ytem (DPS), and a terminology databae of telecommunication term in rabic, Chinee and Ruian ( entrie) ha been developed and implemented. The databae, called CRoTERMITE, i currently available on the internal web, and will oon be migrated for external conultation. d) In 2000, a in previou year, the Conference Department continued it effort to keep abreat of development in the language, documentation and conference upport field, in order to improve working method and take advantage of innovative technologie for enhancing quality and coteffectivene of ervice delivery. To thi end, it participated actively in the Intergency Meeting on Language rrangement, Documentation and Publication, the Joint Intergency Meeting on Computerited Terminology and Tranlation, and other relevant bodie and forum. e) In the field of remote interpretation, following the variou trial conducted, an invitation to tender wa iued and a ytem ha been elected. One of the Montbrillant meeting room will thu be equipped with an operational remote interpretation ytem in the coming month. f) Cloe attention i being paid to development in the field of computeraided (CT) and machine (MT) tranlation worldwide, and STRIT ha teted everal MT ytem. The Spanih Tranlation Section teted an Englih Spanih MT oftware called ENGSPN, developed by the Panmerican Health Organization, and, in collaboration with STRIT, ha completed a feaibility tudy for a fullcale operational tet, tarting in ctivitie reduced or terminated a) In 2000, with the retructuring of document production, the General Secretariat document control and &6Iegate regitration function were tranferred to CEC Common ervice a) b) The Common Service Department (SC) provide a wide variety of centralized ervice to all Sector and department of ITU. Some of the main development in 2000 are highlighted below; more detailed performance indicator and production tatitic can be found by clicking here. "" In 2000, the workload for all ervice wa again heavy in an increaingly tight budgetary environment. To' alleviate the ituation in future, two avenue were actively explored: redeployment of taff between ervice; and improvement to and enhancement of webbaed and computerized tool to increae efficiency and effectivene. In particular, funding and taff reource proved inadequate in the ervice reponible for ecurity, for the contruction project and for the renovation and maintenance of the building Support for conference and ~eeting a) The Sale and Marketing Service provided active upport for WRC2000, TELECOM MERICS 2000 and TELECOM SI 2000, and for all meeting organized in Geneva. Printing, dipatch, document ditribution and ecurity ervice were provided for all conference and meeting Ongoing activitie a) The ytematic implementation of photobadge for delegate and taff contributed ignificantly to the effort to maintain an adequate level of ecurity within the ITU building. Following the completion of different building work, tudie and removal were completed for the functional regrouping of office for variou organizational unit, reulting in the termination of contract for a large number of rented office. b) The development and production of CDROM publication increaed noticeably due to requirement for large conference and meeting, uch a R and WRC2000. For the firt time, the CDROM. for Council2000 covered ix language. The CDROM for ITU TELECOM MERICS and SI included a large variety of croreference link and multimedia feature. The periodical CDROM publication, uch a ITUR and ITUT Recommendation, remained the ame.

15 10 c) The Publication Production Diviion produced over new publication in variou language. It production tatitic indicated an increae of 29% over 1999 in the number of page reulting from dektoppublihing activitie and the number of CDROM produced, while the production tatitic of the Printing and Dipatch Diviion indicated a downtrend, with the number of page printed on paper falling by 22% and the volume and cot of document and publication dipatched by mail at 30% and 43% below the 1999 level, repectively. Thee figure indicate a continuing hift from paper to the web for the ditribution of and acce to information. d) In addition to acquiring new book and ubcribing to variou journal and periodical, the ITU Library organized inhoue training for new ubcription to variou external information databae. Nearly 300 linear metre of record were archived, and numerou requet for information and bibliographical reearch were handled New activitie and initiative a) In addition to ongoing building maintenance work, many different contruction project were undertaken throughout the ITU building in Thee included: creation of a new computer facility (completed in September 2000); tranformation of the previou computer centre into office pace (completion target May 2001); creation of a new centralized cafeteria (completion target May 200 I); tranformation of the old cafeteria into office pace (completed February 2001); creation of a hared openpace office for the ecretariat of the SecretaryGeneral' office (completed ugut 2000); and reolution of variou technical problem aociated with the roof and fa9ade of the Montbrillant building (completed October 2000). b) To increae overall effectivene and productivity, the Electronic Publihing Service wa retructured and the production of tandard CDROM product wa tranferred to the Publication Compoition Service. Similarly, the infographic team wa tranferred from the Print and Dipatch Diviion to the Publication Compoition Service. partial inourcing policy for CDROM and paper production in the Reprography workhop reulted in ignificant ongoing aving a detailed in the draft budget. The new printing equipment that wa intalled i entirely digital: thi pave the way for the introduction of direct networktocopier production after the IS Department complete the Documentum Project in the timeframe. c) To reorganize the ITU archive, an indepth tudy wa completed reulting in a comprehenive archiving policy for the Union. Thi will be progreively implemented a of ctivitie reduced or terminated a) Paper ditribution of the department' production tatitic and performance indicator wa topped and replaced by webbaed monthly reporting on the ITU intranet. Dipatch of paperbaed document and publication wa reduced, and one pot wa redeployed to the Library and rchive Service. Staffmg of the print workhop wa reduced to maintain production capacity in line with reduced workload ITU publication a) In the publication domain, SC act a the internal publiher for the Union, working, within the framework of Reolution 66 (Rev.Minneapoli, 1998), in partnerhip with the variou "author unit" in the Bureaux and in the General Secretariat. Thee operation are ubject to cotrecovery proviion. The publication product and ervice comprie paper publication and electronic publication. The latter comprie both webbaed publication ( online ubcription ervice and the Electronic Bookhop) and CDROM product. b) In 2000, publication income amounted to CHF 14.2 million (compared with CHF 15.5 million in 1999), of which 50% wa for electronic publication (compared with 43% in 1999). Purchae by nonmember cutomer accounted for about 60% of the income. The income from the Electronic Bookhop exceeded CHF 1.0 million (an increae of 16% compared with 0.86 million in 1999). Online ubcription ervice for Recommendation accounted for CHF 3.2 million ofthe income (compared with CHF 3.1 million in 1999). c) On the bai of propoal put forward in Document C2000/46, Council2000 decided on the following new element in the ITU' publication policy: a) to provide free ubcription to Online Recommendation for one uer per Member State or Sector Member; and b) to provide free of charge the firt three download of ITU Recommendation per peron per year from the Electronic Bookhop, including for nonmember. Thee deciion were implemented by I January Information and tatitic available a of31 March 2001 reveal the following preliminary reult.

16 11 d) Regarding free online Recommendation, a total of 550 offer were mailed to Member State, and 870 to Sector Member, covering the three ubcription ervice for ITUD, ITUR and ITUT Recommendation. To date, there are 208 new free ubcription regitered and functioning for Member State, and 285 for Sector Member, covering the aforeaid ubcription ervice and correponding to an annual value of CHF 719,000. For Member State in particular, the change provide a ubtantial increae in the overall acce to thee online ervice. e) In 2000, income from Recommendation Online ubcription came to CHF 3.3 million (of which 40% wa from nonmember) covering about download. Without the free policy, the correponding projected income for 2001 would have been expected to be about the ame a in The lo of income due to the free policy i roughly etimated at CHF 0.6 million per annum. f) Regarding the Electronic Bookhop, the projected income for 2001, without the free policy, would have been about CHF 1.2 million. Baed on the tatitic for the firt quarter of 2001, the 2001 income i expected to be about CHF 0.6 million, correponding to a likely lo of about CHF 0.6 million. By end 2001, it i expected that there will be of the order of free download, correponding to a value of about CHF 1 million. n analyi of the "free" cutomer by job indicate that about 50% are in deign and manufacturing, 20% in management and 17% are tudent. Thee preliminary tatitic indicate that the new policy i achieving the goal of reaching new uer egment (for example, the tudent body that i conidered particularly important). g) Due to a eriou lack of reource, ome action pecifically mentioned in Document C2000/46 have not been carried out. In particular, it ha not yet been poible to tart the project to generate revenue from web advertiing, or to undertake ome of the other improvement to the web (e.g. for ordering paper/cdrom publication). Unle there i pecific redirection by Council01, it i enviaged to continue with the current practice. h) For the webbaed publication, more detailed tatitical table are provided on the Council webite, for both the Online ubcription ervice and the Electronic Bookhop Information ervice Support for conference and meeting a) RIWRC2000, WTS2000 and TELECOM event benefited from extenive IT upport from the Information Service Department (IS). Support for ITU TELECOM SI 2000 and MERICS 2000 featured advanced event network and Internet ervice. new viitor regitration ytem with martcard badge wa developed in connection with the information kiok at TELECOM SI For each of the four event a LN wa etablihed at the event ite and linked to the headquarter network. b) New PC infratructure for delegate and LN connection for delegate laptop were intalled in Montbrillant meeting room Ongoing activitie a) The important daytoday operation of ITU' IT environment include: uer upport and trammg, aet management, operation of the network and erver, network ecurity and protection againt viru attack, data backup, routine enhancement and maintenance of the network and erver infratructure, adminitrative oftware, upgrading of oftware package, participation in external and internal committee and group, etc. b) In 2000, IS accomplihed ignificant advance in adminitrative ytem, Internetbaed information exchange, ecommerce, and infratructure improvement, including the following. c) Information exchange ervice for ITU activitie were enhanced in conultation with the Bureaux and TSG, improving the tool which contribute to the accelerated pace of tandardization work and conference preparation. n notification ytem for new document wa developed. Ue of the newgeneration document management ytem, featuring direct webbaed ubmiion of contribution and other document, wa extended to many tudy group. conitent policy for acce to TIES wa formalized in a circular letter from the SecretaryGeneral, and procedure were introduced to enforce the new rule. The deployment of the Geneva Diplomatic Community Network (GDCnet) continued, with 76 permanent miion connected by the end of2000.

17 12 d) New computer centre with uperior layout and cabling were intalled in the Montbrillant and Varembe building. Step were taken to improve connectivity and performance of network connection. Outdated communication, erver and dektop hardware were replaced. e) The migration to Microoft' Office 2000 dektop application uite wa effectively completed and Window 2000 Profeional wa introduced a a tandard configuration for all new PC deployment. The combination of thee two product provide a tandard configuration for upporting multilingual document production for the ix official ITV language. PC dektop replacement project wa conceived to offer taff the flexibility of a portable computer in place of a dektop PC, thereby aving duplicate hardware and oftware cot. ntiviru oftware wa introduced in the mail and erver environment and automated client upgrade procedure were introduced to improve ecurity and reduce ytem downtime. total of 580 ITU taff participated in 105 different information technology coure. f) The financial and ale management environment wa migrated to the latet SP R/3 releae 4.6.C New activitie a) Room and Meeting Management Sytem (RMS) wa implemented to allow better management of meeting room and provide improved information for participant both on ITU' webite and by diplay in ITU building. b) The limited free online publication ytem wa developed in accordance with the Council2000 deciion. c) Global Directory/Memberhip Management ytem wa introduced for efficient management and ue of ITU member information. Implementation wa tarted on a ytem for the decentralized and integrated procurement of article and ervice. Early tep were taken toward implementation of integrated human reource management to meet uer requirement and replace outdated legacy ytem ctivitie reduced or terminated a) Operation and upport of the Digital Pathwork network operating ytem ued in ITU ince 1987 wa terminated. It ha been replaced by Microoft Window network operating ytem ITU Telecom a) For ITV TELECOM, the year 2000 wa marked by the ucceful organization of the MERICS 2000 and SI 2000 event, in Rio de Janeiro and Hong Kong, repectively, and by the creation of the new ITU TELECOM Board ITU Telecom Board a) new expanded ITU TELECOM Board wa created in preparation for future ITU TELECOM event, compriing member from the public and private ector to repreent the interet of both the Exhibition and the Forum. The new Board conit of an Exhibition Committee and a Forum Committee, and reflect a balanced repreentation of the private and public ector, of the five region, and of developing and indutrialized countrie. The mandate of the Board i to provide advice epecially in the following area: enuring that the ITU TELECOM content i relevant to the need of participant and that trend are reflected in the exhibition and forum; identifying project and opportunitie that can increae the effectivene of ITU TELECOM event, pecifically for developing countrie; expanding ITU TELECOM coverage of other egment uch a multimedia, entertainment, broadcating, information ervice, cable etc.; electing hot countrie and venue. b) The Board held it firt meeting in Hong Kong, China, on 6 December 2000.

18 ITU TELECOM MERICS 2000 a) ITU TELECOM MERICS 2000 wa the fourth regional telecommunication exhibition and forum for the merica region. The event wa held from 10 to 15 pril 2000, at the RioCentro Exhibition and Conference Centre, Rio de Janeiro, and wa hoted by the Government of the Federative Republic of Brazil. round trade viitor came to MERICS 2000 ee the latet technology and ervice on diplay from 303 exhibitor from the telecommunication, information technology and audioviual entertainment field. The event wa inaugurated on Sunday, 9 pril2000 by the SecretaryGeneral and Femando Henrique Cardoo, the Preident of the Federative Republic of Brazil. b) The Forum at MERICS 2000 covered the whole breadth of the telecommunication field. More than 300 peaker came from 42 different countrie and a dozen international organization uch a CITEL, the European Commiion, UNDP and the World Banlc ltogether, more than people attended the Forum. c) Further tatitic on MERICS 2000 and a compcgion with the previou TELECOM MERICS event are preented in the pre releae publihed for the event ITU TELECOM SI 2000 a) b) c) ITU TELECOM SI 2000 wa the fifth regional telecommunication exhibition and forum for the iapacific region. It wa held from 4 to 9 December 2000 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), Hong Kong SR, and wa hoted by the Government of the People' Republic of China. SI 2000 wa the ITU' larget and mot ucceful regional TELECOM event ever, and featured world and regional leader from the telecom and IT indutrie a well a key figure from government acro the region. More than trade participant attended the event, which covered m 2 (including upper floor), a 48.5% increae on TELECOM SI 97. The event wa officially opened on Sunday, 3 December 2000 by Bangguo Wu, VicePremier of the State Council of the People' Republic of China, the ITU SecretaryGeneral, and Chee Hwa Tung, ChiefExecutive.ofthe Hong Kong Special dminitrative Region. keynote peech wa alo given by Richard Li, Executive Chairman of Pacific Century CyberWork. The Forum at SI 2000 featured more than 250 peaker and over 1200 people participating in total. It encompaed a Policy and Development Summit, an Infratructure Summit, a TELECOM Development Sympoium and variou roundtable eion. SI 2000 tatitic and a comparion with the previou TELECOM SI (Singapore, 1997) are preented in the pre releae publihed for the event... ~~ Policy iue a) The programme of future event may be conulted at the ITU TELECOM webite. Several new initiative have been undertaken to further improve the event: t FRIC 2001 (Midrand, South frica, 1216 November 2001) a Youth Forum will take place, bringing together one young male and one young female univerity tudent from each Member State in frica. The election of the participant ha taken place in collaboration with the Member adminitration and the univeritie of the countrie concerned. If ucceful, thi initiative will be repeated at future event. t World TELECOM 2003 (Geneva, 1218 October 2003), a Telecom Village will be created in the new Hall6 of Palexpo, where companie will be able to rent pace in a flexible way a virtual corporate headquarter, office uite, meeting room or preentation theatre to better repond to their need in meeting client, preenting new product, etc. Beyond 2003, a new cycle of event i enviaged on a threeyear bai. Thi will atify the indutry, which feel that four year i too long a period between two event in view of the rapid development in the ector, and the majority of viitor, who wih the event to take place more often. It will facilitate balanced planning of the regional event, which could alo each take place in a threeyear cycle. Finally, it will facilitate a re balancing between the world event and the regional event.

19 Financial ituation a) In accordance with rticle 19 of the ITU Financial Regulation, any urplu income or exce expenditure reulting from the world or regional TELECOM event i tranferred to the Exhibition Working Capital Fund. The poition of the Exhibition Working Capital Fund evolved in 2000 can be found in the Financial Operating Report (COl/9). b) The account of MERICS 2000 were cloed in 2000 and the unaudited proviional reult amount to CHF ctivitie of the ITU Radiocommunication Sector (ITUR) a) The year 2000 wa an exceptional year for ITUR. The Radiocommunication embly (R2000) and the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC2000) were held in June in Itanbul. Many part of thi report highlight the impact of the deciion taken by R2000 and WRC2000 on the workload of the Sector. Prioritie had to be updated and a revied Operational Plan for 2000 wa dipatched in dminitrative Circular CN77(Rev.) of 25 September b) In addition to the normal workload of the Radiocommunication Bureau (BR) relating to the proceing of notice form, preparation of tudy group meeting and implementation of the publication programme, material had to be prepared for numerou meeting on ITU reform, the Radiocommunication dviory Group (RG), the Radio Regulation Board (RRB), an information exchange meeting, the regional conference preparatory meeting held in bidjan and the Software Expert Group. c) Two eminar were held, in Ilamabad and Geneva. The Geneva eminar attracted ome 400 participant, the larget BR radiocommunication eminar held o far WRC2000 a) WRC2000 wa hailed a a ucce becaue of it ability to come to grip with key and ever more complex iue, particularly a the rapid growth of radiobaed ytem and their increaing globalization make it ever more difficult to hare a limited reource: the radiofrequency pectrum. The reult will put in place the neceary condition for a hot of ophiticated new radiobaed communication ytem over the next few year. b) Click here for a ummary ofwrc2000 deciion R2000 a) R2000 approved new and revied reolution to reflect the new work programme of the tudy group and the current working practice of the Sector. Regarding adminitrative procedure, reviion included not only refmement to Reolution ITUR 1 on working method, but alo clarification in the reolution dealing with the appointment and term of office of the chairmen and vicechairmen of tudy group and of RG. Significant new reolution were approved on the right of ociate, regional preence and the alternative approval proce. number of important ITUR Recommendation were approved concerning key ubject, including a full et of radio interface pecification for IMT 2000 and related pectrum requirement which allowed the immediately following WRC2000 to make relevant deciion for timely ytem development Satellite network filing a) In line with the trend over the lat few year, the number of requet for new or modified atellite network filing continued to grow, a did the backlog of coordination requet. t the end of2000, BR reported 1410 coordination requet outtanding, compared with 1352 at the end of 1999, 1126 at the end of 1998 and 711 at the end of While ome of thi growth i due to continuing expanion of communication demand, much i believed to reult from the longtanding but increaing problem of overfiling by adminitration. b) Thi ituation wa exacerbated by the need to conduct a review of all relevant atellite ytem already publihed in order to determine whether or not there i any additional requirement for coordination with repect to the new broadcatingatellite ervice (BSS) plan and the lit for Region 1 and 3 etablihed by WRC2000. The Bureau alo conducted an intene programme of planning exercie in preparation for WRC2000.

20 15 c) Some deciion of WRC2000 provide the potential to improve the proceing of filing, although thee were offet by increaed requirement ariing from other deciion of the conference. In addition, effort continued during the coure of the year to improve proceing efficiency through new oftware, increaed ue of computing reource and reallocation of reponibilitie and taff among diviion of the Space Service Department. Thee improvement, however, were not ufficient to keep pace with the growing backlog. d) Click here for a detailed report on atellite network filing Terretrial ytem notification a) During the year 2000, BR' activitie with repect to terretrial ervice focued on development and teting of the new oftware tool for the proceing of notice for terretrial ervice (TerRaSy), bearing in mind that the former proceing ytem (FMS) wa phaed out at the end of 1999, due to the incompatibility of the ITU mainframe configuration with the Y ear.:.2000 requirement. However, on account of delay in the delivery of ome of the component of the new oftware, the Bureau wa unable to maintain it normal pace. of proceing and examination of frequency aignment notice to tation in ome terretrial ervice and ome backlog i being gradually accumulated. Uing the available tool, BR proceed ome notification for frequency aignment to new or modified terretrial ytem (915 notice for new or modified aignment under rticle S 11, notice for plan modification under variou regional agreement, and notice covering other regulatory proviion). It i to be noted that arrangement have been implemented in the area where the Bureau' involvement i eential (e.g. publication of pecial ection in the context of frequency coordination and plan modification procedure for BC/BT ervice in the VHF and UHF band), epecially thoe with a high volume of tranaction, thu minimizing the impact on adminitration' right. The relevant information wa provided on a biweekly bai, through the International Frequency Information Circular (IFIC), a well a on the ITU webite. With repect to notice for which tool are not yet available, BR implemented proviional arrangement (development of oftware for offline data capture and for proviional publication of notice "a received", etc.), which allow adminitration to be kept informed of their and other adminitration' ubmiion and which will alo enable quicker elimination of the accumulated backlog once the relevant operational tool become available/ b) t the ame time, BR continued to meet the increaing demand for aitance from adminitration, international organization, private companie and other entitie in the application of regulatory, adminitrative and operational procedure including detailed calculation reult and tet calculation. Report of harmful interference were accorded the highet priority, a were report of unauthorized emiion in frequency band reerved for afety ervice. c) The Bureau alo continued to manage the carce reource of international mean of identification (call ign erie, elective call number, maritime identification digit). d) Click here for a detailed report on terretrial ytem notification Study group activitie a) Final preparation for WRC2000 involved all ITUR tudy group. coniderable amount of work wa carried out, a requeted, to complement the CPM Report with reult of additional tudie related to iue concerning the protection of large earth tation antenna, earth tation antenna offaxi e.i.r.p. denity level for the band GHz, field meaurement of epfddown to verify noncompliance with operational limit, method for adminitration to check compl~ance with additional operational limit, orbit arc a a trigger for coordination between GSO FSS network and interatellite link between GSO and nongso atellite, and improvement of the epfd validation oftware pecification. b) Joint activitie between the relevant tudy group finalized the tudie on the haring between nongso FSS and a wide range of other ervice including GSO FSS, GSO BSS and FS. dditional tudie have addreed high altitude platform tation (RPS).

21 16 c) One of the mot important accomplihment at WRC2000 wa the drawing up of a revied BSS Plan and Lit for Region 1 and 3 by the BSS planning team of BR, a proce to which Study Group 6 wa a major contributor. During replanning, everal new technical and regulatory criteria were introduced, ome of which needed to be verified, mainly by SG 6. Other WRCrelated iue that were tudied include interervice compatibility, new BSS ound ytem, etc. d) Click here for a detailed report on tudy group activitie Information diemination a) from January 2000, BR tarted the regular publication, on a biweekly bai, of the BR International Frequency Information Circular (BR IFIC) in CDROM format, a conolidated regulatory publication puruant to the Radio Regulation and variou regional agreement, replacing the former weekly circular and pecial ection on paper, microfiche and dikette. Twentyfive regular iue were publihed in b) With repect to pace ervice, each IFIC CDROM contain in pdf format the variou part for publication of the notification proce, a well a advance publication, coordination requet, and the pecial ection relating to pace plan. It alo contain an cce databae containing an extract from the SNS, a well a the oftware for data capture and validation. c) With repect to terretrial ervice, each IFIC CDROM contain, in cce databae format, the complete and permanently updated International Frequency Lit (IFL ), the updated verion of the terretrial frequency aignment plan, a well a detail on the tranaction in progre. It alo contain the oftware for validation of notice to terretrial ervice. d) In further development, BR alo etablihed two webite that contain extract from the CDROM. e) CDROM containing highfrequency broadcating chedule, the reult of compatibility analye and uptodate oftware were alo publihed almot every month. The Bureau continued to provide updated information in variou ervice document dealing with hip tation, coat tation, radiodetermination and pecial ervice tation and call ign. BR' online databae on hip tation, MRS (Maritime mobile cce and Retrieval Sytem), which i available 24 hour a day, ha been enhanced by incorporating additional earch and recue information and appropriate arrangement were made to provide acce to thee additional data for authorized uer around the world. f) In view of the favourable feedback on the online availability of MRS, the Bureau alo extended the online availability of new databae, uch a monitoring obervation from adminitration. g) Click here for a detailed report on BR publication. 4.3 ctivitie of the ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITUT) a) Major event took place in the Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITUT) in 2000, namely the World Telecommunication Standardization embly (WTS2000) in Montreal, duly prepared by the Telecommunication Standardization dviory Group (TSG), the initiative by the Director of TSB to contact the ITUT memberhip in order to better repond to their requirement, and the continuou activitie of the 14 tudy group WTS2000 a) WTS2000 agreed on fundamental change to the exiting working method and tructure of the Sector, with the approval of 21 reolution and 9 Serie recommendation. To be noted in particular are Reolution 22 (uthorization for TSG to act between WTS) and Reolution 39 (The changing role of the World Telecommunication Standardization embly), and Recommendation.8 (lternative approval proce for new and revied Recommendation) and Recommendation.9 (Proviional working procedure for the Special Study Group on IMT 2000 and beyond). b) WTS2000 approved all Recommendation ubmitted by the tudy group, including Recommendation D.50 (International Internet connection) and nnex E to Recommendation D.l40 (Guideline for bilateral negotiation toward cotorientation, 1999 to 2001 ).

22 17 c) WTS2000 revied the mandate of the ITUT tudy group and decided to et up a new Special Study Group on IMT2000 and beyond and to dicontinue Study Group 8 by reditributing it Quetion to other tudy group. Conequently, there will be 14 ITUT tudy group and TSG in operation during the tudy period. The detailed WTS2000 report, including the reolution and erie recommendation (already prepublihed) are being publihed a ITUT Orange Book 1 and 2. d) It hould be noted that 86 Member State of ITU and 57 Sector Member (36 recognized operating agencie and 21 indutrial or cientific organization) took part in the aembly. Twelve international or regional organization and P~letine (in accordance with Reolution 99 (Minneapoli, 1998) of the Plenipotentiary Conference) ent oberver. total of 623 participant attended WTS2000. e) detailed report on WTS2000 can be found at TUT tudy group and TSG a) Major achievement were attained by the 14 tudy group and by TSG, in the following area: IP project and new network generation Numbering and proviion of new ervice IP cablecom Optical tranmiion network DSL technology for the acce network New coding for audio and video ignal Initiation of the project MEDICOM2004 QOS and network performance apect Interworking and interoperability doption of385 Recommendation, repreenting a total of page Complete reviion of the work programme of the 14 tudy group 90 nonnormative publication (Supplement, ppendice, Handbook) 289 contribution proceed meeting document proceed, repreenting page 24 Operational Bulletin publihed UIFN number aigned 16 databae updated Workhop organized and other in advanced tage of preparation Following the guidance ofwts2000, ITUT participation in everal eminar and workhop, for example a eminar on ''New telecommunication' technologie From Standard to Realization" in St. Peterburg, 1315 December 2000, to promote ITUT activitie in the region. b) full report of ITUT activitie in 2000 and it Operational Plan for 2001 can be found on the ITUT webite at / /info/index.html ITUT Sector Member a) t 31 December 2000, ITUT Sector Member compried 155 recognized operating agencie, 215 cientific or indutrial organization, 3 other entitie dealing with telecommunication matter, 26 regional and international organization, 1 0 regional telecommunication organization and 3 intergovernmental organization operating atellite ytem, and the Sector ha three ociate.

23 18 b) During the year, a total of 63 new Sector Member were admitted to ITUT (22 recognized operating agencie, 39 cientific or indutrial organization, one regional and international organization and one other entity dealing with telecommunication) and three ociate, while 28 denunciation became effective ( 12 recognized operating agencie, 16 cientific or indutrial organization) pproval and publication time ofitut Recommendation a) The implementation of the alternative approval proce (P) enable the time required by approval procedure to be dramatically reduced to a little a two month. Table 1 provide ome data on the approval and publication time of ITUT Recommendation. TBLEU 1 betore pproval 4 year 2year 18month 9month 29 time (exceptional month cae: 5 month)_ Publication 24year 2year 11.5year month time month rtote.: 1. Prepublihed Recommendaion, atailable on ITUTwebite, from a few day to four week after approval ofthe text. 2. Rec in force, prepublihed, upereded/obolete: available on ITUT webite Form of publication: paper, CDROM, electronic bookhop, online, etc. Free online acce ince January 2001 (one free acce per member, three free download for public) 5. "pproval time" counted bet\1\peen "determination/conent" and final approval & pproval and publication time of Recommendation TSB b) It hould be noted that, at the time of thi report, the alternative approval proce i fully implemented and 42 ITUT Recommendation not having policy or regulatory implication are already in force having been approved uing thi procedure. 4.4 ctivitie of the ITU Telecommunication Development Sector (ITUD) a) Thi ection i tructured according to the Valletta ction Plan (V P) and the ITUD Operational Plan for Programme of cooperation Telecommunication Development dviory Group (TDG) a) TDG met twice in 2000, in March and October. t it firt meeting, it dicued and examined variou iue including the Operational Plan for 2000, tudy group matter, the tructural framework for the regional preparatory meeting for WTDC02 and ITUD reform.

24 19 b) t it econd meeting, it examined the rotation of chairman and vicechairmen poition, and elected a new chairman, Mr T. Zeitoun (Canada). TDG reviewed the Operational Plan and it aociated performance indicator and further dicued policy and trategic iue including Internet development, financing telecommunication development and the role of BDT within the framework of the ITU/WTO cooperation agreement. new chairman of the Private Sector Subgroup wa alo elected, namely M W. Roeman (United State) Gender iue a) The Tak Force on Gender Iue continued to carry out it work on the main project under implementation, including the development of a training curriculum on gender perpective in telecommunication policy, a gender quetionnaire urvey, a feaibility tudy on creating pilot telecentre and gender training workhop for trainer at the centre of excellence. Viibility of BDT' work on gender iue wa enhanced through participation in everal international forum including a joint UNIFEM/ITU workhop that coincided with the 44th Commiion on the Statu of Women, rabcom 2000 in Lebanon and the Special Seion of the General embly on Women 2000: Gender equality development and peace for the twentyfirt century, held in June Study group Study Group 1 a) Study Group 1 held it third meeting a well a rapporteur group meeting on Quetion 6/1, 711, 9/1 and 12/1. draft fmal report on Quetion 7/1 (Univeral acce/ervice) and part of the draft fmal report on Quetion 13/1 (Promotion of infratructure and ue of the Internet in developing countrie) were adopted for publication in Study Group 2 b) Meeting were held of the rapporteur group on Quetion 9/2, 10/2 (together with Focu Group 7), 11/2, 16/2, the joint ITUR and ITUD Working Group on WTDC98 Reolution 9, and the tudy group itelf. c) Facicle 1 (New technologie upporting network), 2 (Digital network and ervice) and 4 (Digital radio and televiion network and ervice) of the Handbook on New Service and New Technologie were adopted for publication in Englih, French and Spanih in 2001, a well a a Handbook on Diater Communication. Final report were alo adopted for publication in 2001 on Quetion 9/2 (Identification of tudy group Queiion in ITUT and ITUR which are of particular interet to developing countrie) and 14/2 (Fotering the ap:q;\jcation of telecommunication in health care. Identifying and documenting ucce factor for implementing telemedicine), and on Focu Group 7 (Study of variou mechanim by which to promote the development of new telecommunication technologie for rural application). Joint Study Group 1 and 2 activitie: a) Joint management team meeting (Geneva, 1 March); two meeting for improving the participation of the frican region in the activitie of the ITUD tudy group (Bamako, Mali, 2224 May and Dakar, Senegal, 68 December); meeting for improving the participation of the rab region in the activitie of the ITUD tudy group (Cairo, Egypt, 36 July); Group on the tructure and working method ofitud tudy group (Geneva, 31 January1 February, and 1416 November). Joint ITUT and ITUD tudy group activitie: a) Contribution (through a BDT expert) to the implementation of Reolution 89 (Minneapoli, 1998) of the Plenipotentiary Conference relating to coping with the decreae of international telex ervice Information haring a) Publication: Three new report were iued in 2000: Yearbook of Statitic, merica Telecom Indicator and iapacific Telecom Indicator. In addition, a new project tudying the diffuion of the Internet in different countrie wa tarted and tudie were completed for ix nation.

25 20 b) Workhop: The frican Internet & Telecommunication Summit held in Banjul, Gambia, 59 June 2000 featured over 140 participant (including three miniter) from ome 40 countrie. Preentation and dicuion were at a high level throughout the week uggeting the importance and interet in the Internet and it relevance to the telecommunication ector. It wa a new experience to work with the Commonwealth Telecommunication Organization on thi event, and imilar "joint venture" might be explored in the future. c) Collaboration: BDT erve a the focal point for ICT tatitic throughout the UN family and other international agencie. ICT tatitic were provided to the World Bank, UNDP, ILO and numerou other intitution Valletta ction Plan programme Reform, legilation and regulation of telecommunication a) BDT provided aitance to countrie in retructuring of their telecommunication ector. It alo collected and analyed trend in ector reform and carried out it annual urvey on telecommunication regulation, reulting in the publication of Trend in Telecommunication Reform: 2000/2001: Interconnection Regulation. Thi publication contain a ection devoted to the Internet and IPbaed network, including a chapter on Internet and lp interconnection iue. b) The report wa publihed on the occaion of BDT' frrt Development ympoium for regulator in November No fewer than 215 participant from over 80 countrie, including regulator and policymaker from around the world, participated in thi waterhed event which ucceeded in launching a global dialogue among regulator and included a workhop on the regulatory impact of convergence, a eion on trategie for increaing Internet connectivity and a eion on the newly developed training curriculum on gender perpective in telecommunication policy. c) BDT' Telecommunication regulation webite ("TReg OnLine") erve a the Bureau' regulatory information ervice for the telecommunication community, providing eential information on telecommunication regulation and ector reform. T Reg OnLine alo include an electronic reference library containing document on the Internet and convergence Technologie and global information infratructure development and application a) Regional eminar, ympoia, workhop, etc. on new technologie: Numerou eminar on new technologie and on frequency management oftware were organized to provide information on tateoftheart technology and an opportunity to etablih peronal contact with expert from indutrialized and developing countrie. b) Technical aitance: Conultancy work wa carried out by correpondence, by telephone and during 165 pecial miion Rural development and univeral ervice/acce a) Multipurpoe community telecentre (MCT) pilot project: The implementation of a number of MCT pilot project around the world wa purued. Effort were alo focued on ongoing upport to exiting MCT pilot project with a view to expanding ervice and increaing the potential for utainability a well a for a new telecentre in collaboration with local women' aociation. b) Training: Seminar on technological, policy and regulatory iue relevant for rural telecommunication were held in Bratilava, Khartoum and Mocow. eminar on the operation oftelecentre wa held in Hondura to project the leon learnt in etablihing and managing the Hondura MCT Pilot Project. c) Publication and webite development: ITUD Study Group 2 Focu Group 7 completed it work and publihed it fmal report ''New Technologie for pplication in Rural rea", containing information on ervice and technical olution pecifically uited to the technological, infratructural, ocial and economic context of the developing world. pecial web ite wa deigned for Focu Group 7 and the reult of it work.

26 Finance and economic, including WTO iue, tariff, accounting rate, etc. a) Seminar and workhop: Six eminar covering all region and two workhop were held to dieminate information on tariff, coting, regulatory and WTO iue, and trade in telecommunication ervice. The eminar for the CIS countrie alo promoted tranitional arrangement in accounting rate, ettlement, and tariff. The ubregional workhop conducted in outhern and wetern frica concluded that it wa neceary to continue to organize that kind of practical event, enuring that the participant do not differ too much from one eion to the next, in order to build local expertie. b) Studie: Studie were conducted telecommunication network cot; etimation for OECS countrie; document on interconnection policy in Haiti; and criteria for attracting invetment Return on invetment (ROI). The revied TL cot model methodology to evaluate cot and termination charge in the TL region wa completed and preented at eminar on tariff, regulatory and WTO iue in Jamaica and Hondura. c) Report on financial intitution: Information on financial matter wa made available through the tariff databae on the web. document on contribution to telecommunication reource and cae tudie wa publihed. d) itance in etting up a mechanim for financing univeral ervice: BDT continued to raie awarene among operator, epecially in developing countrie, on the ue of cot and tariff model for national and international telecommunication ervice including interconnection rate, by providing direct aitance, organizing eminar and workhop, preparing cae tudie, organizing a tak force of national expert in each region, and uing cot model guideline Development partnerhip with the private ector a) Five joint BDT/indutry meeting were held: SUPERCOMM 2000 (tlanta), the third and fourth meeting, of the TDG Subgroup dealing with privateector iue (Geneva), the Regional Meeting with private ector and regional organization in the merica region (Lima) and a Partnerhip Roundtable for LDC (Geneva). b) databae of operator ha been developed and a Directory ofldc (a report entitled "Telecommunication, ITC in the leat developed countrie ") wa completed, which will be publihed and poted on the:~web in c) Implementation of the enterprie incubator project began for the frrt elected country, Peru Reource mobilization a) Major partnerhip were igned with Cico Sytem, ORCLE and WieKey a well a cooperation agreement with other organization, reulting in ubtantial fmancial contribution for development project. It i alo worth noting that quite a few BDT telecommunication development activitie could not have been carried out uccefully without the generou inkind aitance of a multitude of organization Capacitybuilding through human reource development and management a) Tranfer of knowledge: Within the framework of the variou project (Management Development for Telecommunication, Global Telecommunication Univerity, Centre ofexcellence, Virtual Training Centre, etc.), 55 workhop were delivered uing both facetoface and ditancelearning approache. Example of uch workhop, deigned to ait telecommunication organization to build up their intitutional and organizational capacity, include: Marketing, trategic management and quality of ervice in the merica region; Buine planning in the rab and frica region; Convergence trategic iue in the iapacific region; and Gender training for the trainer of the Higher multinational School for Telecommunication (ESMT), Dakar.

27 22 b) Sharing of experience and knowhow: ITU' firt World Sympoium on Teleeducation for developing countrie wa organized with the cooperation of the Government of Brazil and the participation of UNESCO, reulting in recommendation to help developing countrie in the definition and implementation of a national policy/trategy to integrate ditance education and dieminate eculture value. Three regional meeting on training and human reource development (HRD) were alo organized in the rab region and in the Englihpeaking and Frenchpeaking frica ubregion. c) Diemination of information: Databae with information on training opportunitie, bet practice, cae tudie, training material, the directory of training centre and other HRDrelated data were updated and publihed both on the web and in printed form. Four iue of the Human Reource Development Quarterly were publihed in Englih, French and Spanih on the web and on paper. d) Training and capacitybuilding: In addition to the activitie carried out in the exiting four centre of excellence (ESMT, FRLTI, merica and iapacific), the preparatory work for the launching of a fifth centre of excellence for the rab region wa initiated. USD 10 million project to be carried out in partnerhip with the private ector wa launched, aimed at etting up 50 Internet training centre in both leat developed and developing countrie. e) Exchange of experience and knowhow: Electronic dicuion on pecific ubject were organized (e.g. Marketing of telecommunication ervice in Latin merica) and two cae tudie were developed to addre Quetion 15/2 of Study Group Special programme for leat.developed countrie a) fullfledged programme wa carried out mainly focuing on ix countrie (Cambodia, Chad, Comoro Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania). Even though aitance wa provided in nearly all apect of telecommunication, mot of the aitance wa directed toward pectrum management, ector retructuring, human reource development/management and fmancing and tariff Project and aita nce a) Detailed information concerning project and other direct aitance in 2000 a well a on current project and technical aitance i provided on the ITUD webite.

28 NNEXES nnex Poition of Member State in relation to the ct of the Union on 31 December 2000 nnexb Budget of the Union nnexe C Lit of publication iued by the Union in 2000

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30 25 nnex Poition of member tate in relation to the act of the union on 31 december 2000 Table I Final ct of Geneva (1992), Kyoto (1994) and Minneapoli (1998): Contitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union (Geneva, 1992); Optional Protocol on the Compulory Settlement of Dipute Relating to the Contitution, to the Convention and to the dminitrative Regulation (Geneva, 1992); mendment to the Contitution and Convention (Kyoto, 1994); Contitution and Convention of the ITU (Minneapoli, 1998) Table IB dminitrative Regulation: International Telecommunication Regulation (Melbourne, 1988); Radio Regulation (Geneva, 1979); Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (W RC for the Mobile Service, Geneva, 1983) (MOB83); Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (W RC on the Ue of the Geotation~Satellite Orbit and the Planning of the Space Service Utilizing It, Geneva, 1985) (ORB85); Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (W RC for the Planning of the HF Band llocated to the Broadcating Service, Geneva, 1987) (HFBC87); Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (W RC for the Mobile Service, Geneva, 1987) (MOB87); Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (W RC on the Ue of the GeotationarySatellite Orbit and the Planning of the Space Service Utilizing It, Geneva, 1988) (ORB88); Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (W RC for Dealing with Frequency llocation in Certain Part of the Spectrum, MalagaTorremolino, 1992) (W RC92). Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (WRC for Dealing with Frequency llocation in Certain Part of the Spectrum, Geneva, 1995) (WRC95). Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (WRC for Dealing with Frequency llocation in Certain Part of the Spectrum, Geneva, 1997) (WRC97). Partial reviion of the Radio Regulation (WRC for Dealing with Frequency llocation in Certain Part of the Spectrum, Itanbul, 2000) (WRC2000). Table II Table Ill Table IV Table V Final ct of the World dminitrative Radio Conference for the Planning of the BroadcatingSatellite Service in Frequency Band GHz (in Region 2 and 3) and GHz (in Region 1) (Geneva, 1977). Regional greement concerning the ue by the broadcating ervice of frequencie in the medium frequency band in Region 1 and 3 and in the low frequency band in Region 1 (Geneva, 1975). Regional greement concerning the Ue of the Band MHz for FM Sound Broadcating (Region 1 and part of Region '3) (Geneva, 1984). Regional greement concerning the Maritime Mobile and the eronautical Radionavigation Service in the MF Band (Region 1) (Geneva, 1985 ).

31 26 Table VI merican Regional greement: Intermerican Radio greement (FIR) (Wahington, 1949); Northmerican Regional Broadcating greement (NRB) (Wahington, 1950); Regional greement relating to MF Broadcating Service in Region 2 (Rio de Janeiro, 1981); Regional greement concerning the Ue ofthe Band khz in Region 2 (Rio de Janeiro, 1988). Table VII European Regional greement and Protocol: Regional greement for the Ue of Frequencie in the Band 6873 MHz and MHz by the Broadcating Service on the one hand and by the Fixed and Mobile Service on the other (Geneva, 1960); Regional greement for the European Broadcating rea (Stockholm, 1961 ); Protocol amending the Stockholm greeme~ (Geneva, 1985); Regional greement for the Planning of Maritime Radionavigation Service (Radio beacon) in the European Maritime rea (Geneva, 1985). Table VIII frican Regional greement and Protocol: Regional greement for the frican Broadcating rea concerning the ue of frequencie by the broadcating ervice in the very high frequency and ultra high frequency band (Geneva, 1963); Protocol amending thi agreement (Geneva, 1985); Protocol abrogating thoe part of thi agreement, which are till in force (Geneva, 1989); Regional greement relating to the Planning of VHF/UHF Televiion Broadcating in the frican. Broadcating rea and Neighbouring Countrie (Geneva, 1989). IX X Lit of Member State which igned the Final ct of the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC2000), Itanbul, Special greement.

32 The letter S mean that the ct concerned ha been igned. The letter mean acceptance, acceion or approval. Table l Final ct of Geneva (1992), Kyoto (1994) and Minneapoli (1998) SITUTION U 31 DECEMBRE 2000 MEMBER STTES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Unit Contitution and Convention Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat GENEV (1992) Optional Protocol Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat fghanitan (Ilamic State of)... l/16 SI) lbania (Republic of) lgeria (People' Dem Rep of))... l SI) ) Germany (Federal Republic of) SI} ndorra (Principality of) ngola (Republic of) ntigua and Barbuda... 1/16 Saudi rabia (Kingdom of) SI) ) rgentine Republic... 1 SI) ) rmenia (Republic of)... 1/ utralia SI) 29: ) utria... 1 SI) ) zerbaijani Republic ) Bahama (Commonwealth of the) Bahrain (State of) SI) Bangladeh (People' Republic of) Barbado Belaru (Republic of) SI) ) Belgium... 5 SI) Belize Benin (Republic of)... 1/4 SI) S ~4.Q~.l997 Bhutan (Kingdom of)... 1/ KYOTO (1994) mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat ) 25) ) ) 25) ) ) ) 25) 25) ) 25) ) 25) ) ) MINNEPOLIS (1998) mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat )

33 Table l Final ct of Geneva (1992), Kyoto (1994) and Minneapoli (1998) (continued) MEMBER STTES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Unit Contitution and Convention GENEV (1992) KYOTO (1994) Optional Protocol mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited with the General with the General with the General Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Bolivia (Republic of)... 1/ Bonia and Herzegovina... 1/ Botwana (Republic of)... 1/ Brazil (Federative Republic of) Brunei Darualam... 1/2 SI) ) Bulgaria (Republic of) SI) ) Burkina Fao SI) ) Burundi (Republic of)... 1/16 SI) ) Cambodia (Kingdom of) ) Cameroon (Republic of)... 1 SI) ) Canada SI) ) ) ) Cape Verde (Republic of)... 1/ ) Central frican Republic Chile... 1 SI) China (People' Republic of) SI) ) 25) Cypru (Republic of) SI) ) Vatican City State... 1/ ) Colombia (Republic of)... 1 SI) ) Comoro (Ilamic Federal Rep. of the)... 1/ ) Congo (Republic of the) Korea (Republic of)... 5 SI) ) Cota Rica ) Cote d'ivoire (Republic of) SI) ) Croatia (Republic of)... 1/ Cuba... 1/4 SI) ) Denmark... 5 SI) ) Djibouti (Republic of) ) Dominican Republic Dominique (Commonwealth of the) MINNEPOLIS (1998) mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat I 1'.J 00 I

34 Table l Final ct of Geneva (1992), Kyoto (1994) and Minneapoli (1998) (continued) MEMBER STTES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Unit Contitution and Convention GENEV (1992) KYOTO (1994) Optional Protocol mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited with the General with the General with the General Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Egypt (rab Republic of)..": ) El Salvador (Republic of) United rab Emirate... 1 SI) ) Ecuador ) Eritrea... 1/ Spain... 8 SI) ) 25) Etonia (Republic of) SI) ) United State of merica SI) ) 25) ) Ethiopia (Fed. Dem. Rep. of)... 1/16 SI) ) Fiji (Republic of)... 1/4 SI) ) Finland... 5 SI) ) ) France SI) ) Gabonee Republic SI) ) 25) Gambia (Republic of the)... l/ Georgia Ghana... 1/4 SI) ) Greece... 1 SI) ) ) Grenada Guatemala (Republic of)... 1/ Guinea (Republic of)... 1/8 SI) ) GuineaBiau (Republic of) Equatorial Guinea (Republic of) Guyana ) Haiti (Republic of)... 1/ Hondura (Republic of) Hungary (Republic of)... 1 SI) ) India (Republic of)... 5 SI) ) 25) Indoneia (Republic of)... 1 SI) '5~ 25) Iran (Ilamic Republic of)... 1 SI) ) ) MINNEPOLIS (1998) mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat (39) N \0 I

35 Table l Final ct of Geneva (1992), Kyoto (1994) and Minneapoli (1998) (continued) MEMBER STTES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Unit Contitution and Convention GENEV (1992) KYOTO (1994) Optional Protocol mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited with the General with the General with the General Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Iraq (Republic of) Ireland ) ) ) Iceland ) ) Irael (State of) ) ) Italy ) ) ) Jamaica... 1/ Japan ) ) Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of) ) ) Kazaktan (Republic of) Kenya (Republic of)... 1/4 1) ) Kiribati (Republic of) Kuwait (State of) ) ) Lao People' Democratic Republic Leotho (Kingdom of)... 1/16 1) 25) Latvia (Republic of) ) 25) The Former Yug. Rep. of Macedonia ) Lebanon... 1/4 1) ) Liberia (Republic of) Libya (Soc. People' Lib. rab Jam.) ) Liechtentein (Principality of) ) ) ) ) Lithuania (Republic of) ) Luxembourg ) ) Madagacar (Republic of) Malayia... 1 l) ) Malawi l) ) Mal dive (Republic of)... 1/ Mali (Republic of) ) MINNEPOLIS (1998) mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat w 0 I

36 Table l Final ct of Geneva {1992), Kyoto {1994) and Minneapoli {1998) (continued) MEMBER STTES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Unit Contitution and Convention GENEV (1992) KYOTO (1994) MINNEPOLIS (1998) Optional Protocol mendment to the Contitution and Convention mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited with the General with the General with the General with the General Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Malta... 1/4 SI) ) ) ) Morocco (Kingdom of)... 1 SI) ) Marhall Iland (Rep. of the) Mauritiu (Republic of) Mauritania (Ilamic Republic of) SI) ) Mexico... 1 SI) ) ) Microneia (Federated State of) Moldova (Republic of) Monaco (Principality of) SI) ) Mongolia SI} ) Mozambique (Republic of) Myanmar (Union of) SI) Namibia (Republic of) ) 25) Nauru (Republic of) Nepal... 1/ Nicaragua Niger (Republic of the) SI) ) Nigeria (Federal Republic of)... 2 SI) ) Norway... 5 SI) ) 25) New Zealand... 2 SI) ) Oman (Sultanate of) SI) ) Uganda (Republic of) ) Uzbekitan (Republic of) Pakitan (Ilamic Republic of)... 2 SI) ) Panama (Republic of) SI) ) Papua New Guinea SI) ) Paraguay (Republic of)... 1/ ,94 j Netherland (Kingdom of the)... 8 SI) o6:t996 25) )

37 Table l Final ct of Geneva (1992), Kyoto (1994) and Minneapoli (1998) (continued) MEMBER STTES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Unit Contitution and Convention GENEV ( 1992) KYOTO (1994) Optional Protocol mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited with the General with the General with the General Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Peru... 1/ ) ) Philippine (Republic ofthe)... 1 SI) ) Poland (Republic of) ) Portugal... 2 SI} ) ) Qatar (State of)... 1/2 SI) ) Syrian rab Republic ) Democratic Republic of the Congo... 1/16 Dem. People' Republic ofkorea Kyrgyz Republic SI) Slovak Republic ) Czech Republic ) Romania SI) ) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland SI) ) Ruian Federation... 5 SI) ) R wan de e Republic... 1/16 Saint Lucia San Marino (Republic of)... 1/ ) Saint Vincent and the Grenadine... 1/ ) Solomon Iland Samoa (Independent State of) Sao Tome and Principe (Dem.Rep. of)... 1/ Senegal (Republic of)... 1 SI) ) Seychelle (Republic of) Sierra Leone... 1/8 Singapore (Republic of)... 1 SI) ) Slovenia (Republic of) SI) MINNEPOLIS (1998) mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited with the General Secretariat I \.;.) N I

38 Table l Final ct of Geneva (1992), Kyoto (1994) and Minneapoli (1998) (end) MEMBER STTES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Unit Contitution and Convention GENEV (1992) KYOTO (1994) MINNEPOLIS (1998) Optional Protocol mendment to the Contitution and Convention mendment to the Contitution and Convention Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the Date on which the intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, intrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceptance, approval or acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited acceion wa depoited with the General with the General with the General with the General Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Secretariat Somali Democratic Republic Sudan (Republic of the) ) ) Sri Lanka (Dem. Socialit Rep. of) ) ) South frica (Republic of) ) Sweden ) ) ) Switzerland (Confederation of) ) ) ) Suriname (Republic of) SI) Swaziland (Kingdom of) ) ) Tajikitan (Republic of) Tanzania (United Republic of) ) Chad (Republic of)... 1/ ) Thailand SI) ) Togo1ee Republic Tonga (Kingdom of)... 1/ ) Trinidad and Tobago Tuniia ) ) Turkmenitan... 1/ Turkey ) ) Tuvalu Ukraine SI) ) Uruguay (Eatern Republic of) ) ) Vanuatu (Republic of) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) ) ) 25) Vi et Nam (Socialit Republic of)... 1/2 1) ) Yemen (Republic of) ) ) Yugolavia (Federal Republic of)... 1/ Zambia (Republic of)... 1/16 SI) ) !,.!'".;),:"' _, Zimbabwe (Republic of)... 1/ )

39 Table IB dminitrative Regulation The letter S mean that the ct concerned ha been igned. T h e 1 etter mean approva 1 or acce10n.. MEMBRES {In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) DMINISTRTIVE REGULTIONS Radio Regulation International Telecom Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial munication Reviion Partial Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Regulation Geneva, Malaga Reviion Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Itanbul Melbourne, 1979 Torremoli Geneva no, 1992 WRC97 MOB83 ORB85 HFBC87 MOB87 ORB88 WRC95 WRC2000 WRC fghanitan {Ilamic State of) 2> 2> 3> 2) 2> 2> 2> 2> lbania (Republic of) 6> 6> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> lgeria (People' Dem Rep of)... 2> 2> 3> 3> 2> 2> 2> 2> 6> Germany (Federal Republic of) 4) ndorra (Principality of)... 3> 3> 3> 3> 3} 3> 3> 3> 3> ngola (Republic of)... 3> 3> 3> 3> ntigua and Barbuda... 3> 3> 3> Saudi rabia (Kingdom of)... 3> 6> rgentine Republic... 6} 6> 4> 4} 4> 4) 6> 6> 6> rmenia (Republic of)... 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 6> utralia... 3> 4> 4> utria... 6} 6} 3> 3> 3> 3> 6} 6} 6> zerbaijani Republic... 3> 3} J> J> 3> 3> 3> 3> Bahama (Commonwealth of the) 6> 6} 3> 3> 6} 6> Bahrain (State of)... 3> 6> 6} Bangladeh (People' Republic of) 6> 6> 3> 3> 3> 3) 6> 6} Barbado... 2) 2> 3> 3> 2> 2> 2> 2> Belaru (Republic of)... 6> 1> 3> 6} Belgium... 6} 6} 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> Belize... 6> 6> 3> 6> 6} 6> 6} 6} Benin (Republic of)... 6> 3) J> 6> 6> Bhutan (Kingdom of)... 6> 3> 3> 3> 3> 6> Bolivia (Republic of)... 3> 6} Bonia and Herzegovina... 3> 3> 3) 3> 3> 3> 3) 6>

40 MEMBRES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Table IB dminitrative Regulation (continued) DMINISTRTIVE REGULTIONS Radio Regulation International Telecom Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial munication Reviion Partial Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Regulation Geneva, Malaga Reviion Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Itanbul Melbourne, 1979 Torremoli Geneva no, 1992 WRC97 MOB83 ORB85 HFBC87 MOB87 ORB88 WRC95 WRC2000 WRC Botwana (Republic of)... 6> 3J 3> 6J 6J 6> 6> 6J Brazil (Federative Republic of) 2> 3> 3J 3J 3> 3> 21 6> Brunei Darualam... 6J J> 6> 6J 6J 6J 6> 6> Bulgaria (Republic of)... 6> 3> 3> 6J 6> 6> 6J 6J Burkina Fao... 6> 3> 3J 4J 4J 4J 6> Burundi (Republic of)... 6J 3> 3> J> 6> 6J 6J 6> Cambodia (Kingdom of)... 6J 6J 6> 6> 6> 6J 6> 6J Cameroon (Republic of)... 2> 3> 3J 2> 2> 2> 2> 6J Canada... > 4J 4J 4> 4> 4J Cape Verde (Republic of)... 6> J> 3J 3> 3> 6> 6J 6> Central frican Republic... 3) J> J) 3) 6J Chile... 6> J> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> China (People' Republic of)... 6> 4> J> 6> 6> 6J 6J 6> Cypru (Republic of)... 6> 31 J> 6J 6J 6J 6> 6J Vatican City State... 6> 31 J> 6> 6> 6J 6J 6> Colombia (Republic of)... 6J 31 6J 6> 6J 6J 6J Comoro (Ilamic Federal Rep. of the)... 3J J> J> 31 J> J> 3J 6J Congo (Republic of the)... 6J 3J 3> 31 6J 6J 6> Korea (Republic of)... 6J 6J 6> 6J 6J Cota Rica... Cote d'ivoire (Republic of) > 6> Croatia (Republic of)... 3> J> 3J 3> 31 3J 3> 6J Cuba... 6J J> 31 6J 6> 6> 6> 6J Denmark J 4) 2> 21 2) 21 6J Djibouti (Republic of)... 6J J> J> 3> 6J 6J 6J Dominican Republic... Dominique (Commonwealth of the)... 6> 6> 6> 6J 6> 6J 6> 6J Egypt (rab Republic of)... 6J 31 3J 6> 6J 6> 6l 6J El Salvador (Republic of)... 6J J> 31 6> 6> 6> 6>

41 Table IB dminitrative Regulation (continued) DMINISTRTIVE REGULTIONS Radio Regulation MEMBRES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) International Telecom Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial munication Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Regulation Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Melbourne, MOB83 ORB85 HFBC87 MOB87 ORB88 Partial Reviion Malaga Torremolino, 1992 WRC92 Partial Reviion Geneva, 1995 WRC95 Partial Reviion Geneva 1997 WRC97 Partial Reviion Itanbul 2000 WRC United rab Emirate... 2> 3> 3l 2> 2> 2) 2) Ecuador... 6l 3> 3> 3> 6J 6J 6> Eritrea... 3J 3> 3l 3> 3> 3J 3l Spain... 3J 3> 4l 4l Etonia (Republic of)... 6l 3l 3l 3> 3> 3J 3l United State of merica... 4> 9> 4> 4l 6J 4J 4l Ethiopia (Fed. Dem. Rep. of)... 6J 6J 6l 6J 6J 6l Fiji (Republic of)... 6l 3> 3> 6J 6J 6J 6J Finland... 2J 3J 3J 2J 2J 2) 2J France... 4J 3> 6J 6J 6J 6J Gabonee Republic... 2> 3J 3J 3J 2J 2) 2J Gambia (Republic of the)... 6J 3J 3J 3J 3J 6J 6J Georgia... 3) 3> 3l 3> 3> 3> 3> Ghana... 2> 3J 3l 3> 2> 2> 2) Greece... 3l 6J 6> 6J 6l Grenada... Guatemala (Republic of)... 3> 3> 3l Guinea (Republic of)... 2> 3l 3l 3> 2> 2) 2> GuineaBiau (Republic of)... Equatorial Guinea (Republic of)... 3> 3l Guyana... 6l 3J 3l 6J 6J 6J 6J Haiti (Republic of)... 6J 6J 6l 6J 6J 6l Hondura (Republic of)... 3J 3J Hungary (Republic of)... 6l 6J 6J India (Republic of)... 6J 3J 6l 6J 6J Indoneia (Republic of)... 6J 3J 3J 6J 6J 6J 6J Iran (Ilamic Republic of)... 6J 3> 3l 6J 6J 6J 6J Iraq (Republic of)... 3J 3J Ireland... 6J 3J 3J 3l 3J 6J 6J > 6> 6J 6J 6> 6J 6J 6J 6J 6J 6> 6l 6> 6l 6J 6l 6J 6J 6J 6J 6J w 0\ I

42 Table IB dminitrative Regulation (continued) DMINISTRTIVE REGULTIONS Radio Regulation MEMBRES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion ofthe country name) International Telecommunication Regulation Melbourne, 1988 Geneva, 1979 Partial Reviion Geneva, 1983 MOB83 Partial Reviion Geneva, 1985 ORB85 Partial Partial Partial Reviion Reviion Reviion Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, HFBC87 MOB87 ORB88 Partial Reviion Malaga Torremolino, 1992 WRC92 Partial Reviion Geneva, 1995 WRC95 Partial Reviion Geneva 1997 WRC97 Partial Reviion Itanbul 2000 WRC Iceland... 6l 3l Irael (State of)... 6> 3> Italy... 6l Jamaica... 6> Japan... Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of)... 2> 3> Kazaktan (Republic of)... 3> 3> Kenya (Republic of)... 6> 3> Kiribati (Republic of)... 3> Kuwait (State of)... 6J 3l Lao People' Democratic Republic... 6l 3> Leotho (Kingdom of)... 3> Latvia (Republic of)... 3> 3> The Former Yug. Rep. of Macedonia... 3> 3> Lebanon... 6> 3> Liberia (Republic of)... 3l Libya (Soc. People' Lib. rab Jam.)... 3> Liechtentein (Principality of)... 3> Lithuania (Republic of)... 3> 3l Luxembourg... 6> 3> Madagacar (Republic of)... 6> 3> Malayia... 3> Malawi...,... 6l 3) Maldive (Republic of)... 6> 3l Mali (Republic of)... 6> 3> Malta... 4> 3) Morocco (Kingdom of)... 6> 3l Marhall Iland (Rep. of the)... 6> 6l Mauritiu (Republic of)... 6> 3> 6 7 3l 6> 3> 2> 3> 3> 3> 3) 6J 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3) 3> 3> 6> 3l 6l 3> 8 9 6> 6l 6J 6> 2> 3> 6l 3> 6> 3> 3> 3> 3> 6> 3l 6> 3> 6> 6l 3> 6> 3> 6> 6> l 6l 6l 6> 6l 6> 6> 6> 6> 1o) 2> 2> 2> 3> 3> 3> 6l 6> 6J 6> 6> 6> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 3l 3> 3> 6l 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 3> 6> 6l 6l 6> 6> 6> l 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6l 6> 6> 6> 6l 6J 6> 6> 6> 6> 6l VJ...) I.... ~,...

43 Table IB dminitrative Regulation (continued) DMINISTRTIVE REGULTIONS Radio Regulation MEMBRES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion ofthe country name) International Telecom Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial munication Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Regulation Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Melbourne, MOB83 ORB85 HFBC87 MOB87 ORB88 Partial Reviion Malaga Torremolino, 1992 WRC92 Partial Reviion Geneva, 1995 WRC95 Partial Reviion Geneva 1997 WRC97 Partial Reviion Itanbul 2000 WRC Mauritania (Ilamic Republic of)... 3> 3> 3> 3> 6> Mexico... 4> 4> 2> 4> 4> 4> 2> Microneia (Federated State of)... 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> Moldova (Republic of)... 3> 3> 3> 3) 3> 3> 3> Monaco (Principality of)... 6> 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> Mongolia... 6> 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> Mozambique (Republic of)... 3> 3> 3> 3> 6> 6> Myanmar (Union of)... 6> 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> Namibia (Republic of)... 6> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> Nauru (Republic of)... Nepal... 2> 3> 3> 3> 2> 2> 2> Nicaragua... 6> 3> 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> Niger (Republic of the)... 6> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> Nigeria (Federal Republic of)... 6> 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> Norway... 6> 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> 6> New Zealand... 6> 15) 15) Oman (Sultanate of)... 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> Uganda (Republic of)... 3> 3J 3> 3> 3> 3> 3> Uzbekitan (Republic of)... 3> 3> 3> 3> 4> 3> 3> Pakitan (Ilamic Republic of)... 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> Panama (Republic of)... 3> 3) 6> 6> Papua New Guinea... 6> 3> 6J 6J 6> Paraguay (Republic of)... 6J 3J 3> 6J 6J 6> 6J Netherland (Kingdom of the)... 11) 17) 17) 4> 17) 4> Peru... 6> 3J 3l 6> 6> 6> 6> Philippine (Republic of the)... 3> 3> 6> 6l 6> Poland (Republic of)... 6> 3l 3> 6> 6> 6> 6l Portugal... 4J 4> 3J 3J 6l 6l 6l Qatar (State of)... 3> 3> 6> 6> 6> ) 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6> 6J 6> 6J 6> 6> 6> 6l 6l I w 00 I

44 MEMBRES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) Table IB dminitrative Regulation (continued) DMINISTRTIVE REGULTIONS Radio Regulation International Telecom Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial munication Reviion Partial Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Regulation Geneva, Malaga Reviion Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Itanbul Melbourne, 1979 Torremoli Geneva no, 1992 WRC97 MOB83 ORB85 HFBC87 MOB87 ORB88 WRC95 WRC2000 WRC92 I Syrian rab Republic... 3l 3J 3l 6l 6J 6J 6J Democratic Republic of the Congo... 3l 3l 3l 3l Dem. People' Republic of Korea... z) 3l z) z) z) 2l z) 6l Kyrgyz Republic... 3l 3l 3l 3l 3l 3l 3J 3l Slovak Republic... 3l 3l 3l 3l 3l 3J 3l 6l Czech Republic... 3l 3l 3l 3J 3l 3l 3l 6J Romania... 6l 3l 3l 6J 6l 6l 6l 6l United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland... ;. 4l t9l 4l 4l 4l 4J 4J 6l Ruian Federation... 6J 2o) 3l 6l Rwandee Republic... 3J 3l Saint Lucia... 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l San Marino (Republic of)... 6l 3l 3J 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l Saint Vincent and the Grenadine... 6l 3l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6l 6l Solomon Iland... 3l 3l 3J Samoa (Independent State of)... 6l 3l 3l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6J Sao Tome and Principe (Dem.Rep. of)... 6l 3l 6l 6l 6J 6J 6l 6l Senegal (Republic of)... 6l 3> 6J 6J 6> 6J Seychelle (Republic <>f)... 6J 6> Sierra Leone... 3> 3) Singapore (Republic of)... 3J 3> 6l 6> Slovenia (Republic of)... 3> 3) 3l 3J 3J 1\ 3) 3) Somali Democratic Republic... 3) Sudan (Republic of the)... 3) 3) 3) 3J 6J 6J 6J Sri Lanka (De m. Socialit Rep. of)... 6J 3) 3) 6J 6J 6> South frica (Republic of)... 6J 3> 6> 6J 6J 6> Sweden... 3J 4J 4> 4J 4J 4J Switzerland (Confederation of)... 6> Suriname (Republic of)... 6J 3J 6> 6J 6J 6J 6J 6l Swaziland (Kingdom of)... z) 3> 3>~ 2).,:,:..., ~.2):'i 2> z) 6l

45 Table IB dminitrative Regulation (end) DMINISTRTIVE REGULTIONS Radio Regulation MEMBRES (In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name) International Telecom Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial munication Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Reviion Geneva, Regulation Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, Geneva, 1979 Melbourne, MOB83 ORB85 HFBC87 MOB87 ORB88 Partial Reviion Malaga Torremolino, 1992 WRC92 Partial Reviion Geneva, 1995 WRC95 Partial Reviion Geneva 1997 WRC97 Partial Reviion Itanbul 2000 WRC Tajikitan (Republic of)... 3l 3l 3l 3l 3l 3l 3l Tanzania (United Republic of)... 6l 3l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6l Chad (Republic of)... 6l 3l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l Thailand... 6l 3l 6l 6l 6l 6l Togolee Republic... 6l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6l 6l Tonga (Kingdom of)... 6l 3l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6l Trinidad and Tobago... 6l 3l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l Tuniia... 2l 3l 3l 3l 2l 2l 2l Turkmenitan... 3l 3l 3) 3l 3l 3l 3l Turkey... 3l 3l Tuvalu... 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6J Ukraine... 6l 22) 3l 6J 6l 6l Uruguay (Eatern Republic of)... 2l 3l 2l 2l 2) 2l 2l Vanuatu (Republic of)... 6l 3l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6> Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)... 4l 3> 6l 6l 6J 6l VietNam (Socialit Republic of)... 6l 2J) 23) 6l 6l 6l Yemen (Republic of)... 6l 3l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6l Yugolavia (Federal Republic of)... 2l 3l 2l 2> 2l 2l Zambia (Republic of)... 6l 3> 3J 6l 6J 6l 6> Zimbabwe (Republic of)... 6l 3l 3l 6l 6l 6J 6l ) 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6l 6J 6l 6l 6l 6J 6l 6l 6l 6l 6J 6J I ~ 0 I

46 41 1) See Declaration and Reervation in the Final ct (Geneva, 1992). 2) dminitrative Regulation or reviion thereof, which were adopted by competent world adminitrative conference prior to the date of ignature (30 June 1989) of the Nice Contitution and Convention and with regard to which the Member State automatically conented to be bound by them by virtue of it ratification, acceptance or approval of, or of it acceion to, the Nice Contitution and Convention (See No. 195 in rticle 43 of the Nice Contitution). 3) Regulation approved ipo facto, ince they were in force when the country concerned ratified or acceded to the International Telecommunication Convention of Malaga Torrem~lino, 1973 or to that ofnairobi, ) Thi approval wa given ubject to the reervation() made at the time of ignature. 5) In ratifying the Contitution and the Convention (Geneva, 1992),. the country confirmed the declaration and/or reervation made at the time of ignature. dminitrative Regulation or reviion thereof, which were adopted by competent world adminitrative conference prior to the date of ignature (22 December 1992) of the Contitution and Convention of Geneva and with regard to which the Member State automatically conented to be bound by them by virtue of it ratification, acceptance or approval of, or of it acceion to, the Contitution and Convention of Geneva (See No. 216 in rticle 54 of the Geneva Contitution). 7) The notification of approval wa accompanied by the following declaration (tranlation): a) in approving the Radio Regulation (Geneva, 1979), the Byeloruian Soviet Socialit Republic reerve the right to take the neceary tep to protect it interet in the event that other State fail to oberve the proviion of the aid Regulation and in the event that any other action i taken which may be prejudicial to the interet of the Byeloruian SSR; b) the Byeloruian Soviet Socialit Republic doe not recognize claim to the extenion of State overeignty to any egment of the orbit of geotationary atellite, ince uch claim are contrary to the tatu of outer pace univerally recognized in international law; c) in connection with the territorial claim of certain countrie in ntarctica, the Byeloruian Soviet Socialit Republic ha never recognized and cannot recognize a legitimate any eparate olution whatoever to the quetion of the ownerhip of ntarctica by any State. 8) Thi approval wa given upject to the two reervation appearing under No. 19 in the Final Protocol made at the time of ignature. 9) In ratifying thee ct, the Government of the United State of merica confirmed the reervation and tatement made when the Final Protocol wa igned (No. 32, 36, 38, 39, 72 and 75). The following i alo contained in the intrument: The United State reervation contained in tatement XII of the Final Protocol aociated with the partial reviion of the 1959 Radio Regulation adopted at the World Maritime dminitrative Radio Conference, Geneva, 1974, hould be regarded a continuing to apply to the Radio Regulation (Geneva, 1979), the text of that reervation being a follow: "The Delegation of the United State of merica formally declare that the. United State of merica doe not, by ignature of thee Final ct on it behalf, accept any obligation in repect of the Frequency llotment Plan for Coat Radiotelephone Station Operating in the Excluive Maritime Mobile Band between khz and khz and the aociated implementing procedure, and that, although the United State of merica will oberve the proviion of the Plan and implementing procedure to the extent practicable, pending the reult of a future World General dminitrative Radio Conference, the United State of merica reerve it right to take uch meaure a may be neceary to protect it maritime radiotelephony interet." 1 0) In approving thee ct, the Government of Japan confirmed the tatement made at the time of ignature of the Final ct of the Plenipotentiary Conference (Nice, 1989). 11) In ratifying the Contitution and the Convention, Mexico reaffirmed the reervation No. 55, made at the:time of igning. 12) In ratifying the Final ct of the W RC92, Mexico reaffirmed the reervation No. 51, made at the time of igning. 13) The following text appear in the intruffient of acceion: "The Republic of Namibia reerve, :for it Government the right to take uch action a it may conider neceary to afeguard it interet hould any Member fail in any way to comply with the requirement of the Contitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union (Geneva, 1992), or the nnexe or the Protocol attached thereto, or hould reervation by other countrie jeopardize Namibia' telecommunication ervice or lead to an increae in it contributory hare toward defraying the expene of the Union." 14) In ratifying the Contitution and the Convention, Norway reaffirmed the reervation No. 73, made at the time of igning. 15) Thi approval alo applie to the Cook Iland and Niue. 1 Thi approval alo applie to Niue. 17) For the Netherland, the Netherland ntille and ruba.

47 42 18) The following text appear in the intrument of acceion (tranlation): "The Government of Peru reerve the right to : 1. take uch action a it may conider neceary to afeguard it interet hould any Member of the Union fail in any way to comply with the requirement of the Contitution, the Convention or it Regulation, or might reervation by other countrie jeopardize or be prejudicial to Peru' telecommunication ervice; 2. accept or not the conequence of reervation by other Member tate which could lead to an increae in it contributory hare toward defraying the expene of the Union." 19) The approval i in repect of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Territorie under the territorial overeignty of the United Kingdom. 20) The notification of approval wa accompanied by the following declaration (tranlation): a) in approving the Radio Regulation (Geneva, 1979), the Union of Soviet Socialit Republic reerve the right to take the neceary tep to protect it interet in the event that other State fail to oberve the proviion of the aid Regulation and in the event that any other action i taken which may be prejudicial to the interet of the USSR; b) the Union of Soviet Socialit Republic doe not recognize claim to the extenion of State overeignty to any egment of the orbit of geotationary atellite, ince uch claim are contrary to the tatu of outer pace univerally recognized in international law; c) a the Soviet Government ha already declared on everal occaion in connection with the territorial claim of certain countrie in ntarctica, the Union of Soviet Socialit Republic ha never recognized and cannot recognize a legitimate any eparate olution whatoever to the quetion of the ownerhip of ntarctica by any State. 21) In ratifying the Contitution and the Convention, Switzerland reaffirmed the reervation No. 21, made at the time of igning. 22) The notification of approval wa accompanied by the following declaration (tranlation): a) in approving the Radio Regulation (Geneva, 1979), the Ukrainian Soviet Socialit Republic reerve the right to take the neceary tep to protect it interet in the event that other State fail to oberve the proviion of the aid Regulation and in the event that any other action i taken which may be prejudicial to the interet of the Ukrainian SSR; b) the Ukrainian Soviet Socialit Republic doe not recognize claim to the extenion of State overeignty to any egment of the orbit of geotationary atellite, ince uch claim are contrary to the tatu of outer pace univerally recognized in international law; c) in connection with the territorial claim of certain countrie in ntarctica, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialit Republic ha never recognized and cannot recognize a legitimate any eparate olution whatoever to the quetion of the ownerhip of ntarctica by any State. 23) In ratifying the Convention, the Government of the Socialit Republic of Viet Nam confirmed the tatement in No. 48 of the Final Protocol to the Convention. 24) In ratifying the Contitution and the Convention, Liechtentein reaffirmed the reervation No. 21, made at the time of igning. 25) See Declaration and Reervation in the Final ct (Kyoto, 1994). 2 In ratifying the Intrument amending the Contitution and the Convention (Geneva, 1992), adopted in Kyoto, 1994, the country reaffirmed the Declaration and/or Reervation made at the time of igning. 27) In ratifying the Contitution and the Convention, Spain confirmed the declaration made at the time of igning. The intrument of ratification included the following declaration (tranlation): "Spain declare that it will exercie the right conferred on it by rticle 34 of the contitutive Convention of the International Telecommunication Union only to the extent that it i compatible with it Contitution." 28) The notification of ratification wa accompanied by the following declaration (tranlation): "The Vatican City State reerve the right to take whatever meaure it may conider neceary to protect it interet hould any Member fail to contribute to defraying the expene of the Union or to oberve in any other way the proviion of the contitution and the convention of the International Telecommunication Union (Geneva, 1992) or the nnexe or Protocol thereto, or hould reervation by other countrie be liable to lead to an increae in it contributory hare in defraying the expene of the Union, or hould reervation by other countrie jeopardize the proper operation of it telecommunication ervice." 29) The notification of acceptance wa accompanied by the following declaration: "The Government of Finland maintain the following reervation made on behalf of it at the time of ignature of the dminitration Regulation or reviion thereof: Geneva 1979 (WRC79), reervation No. 75, Geneva 1985 (ORB85), reervation No. 44, Geneva 1987 (HFBC87), reervation No. 49, Geneva 1988 (ORB88), reervation No. 74 and MalagaTorremolino 1992 (WRC92), reervation No.49." 30) For the Netherland, the Netherland ntille and ruba. In accepting the Contitution and Convention (Geneva, 1992) and the Intrument amending the Contitution and Convention (Kyoto, 1994), the Netherland reaffirmed the reervation No. 87 (Kyoto, 1994). 31) See No. 231 of the Contitution and No. 527 of the Convention (Geneva, 1992). 32) The ratification wa accompanied by the following declaration"(tranlation): "The People' Democratic Republic of lgeria doe not conider itelf to be bound to be bound by rticle 56 (paragraph 2) of the contitution of the International Telecommunication Union or by the rticle 41

48 43 of the Convention of the International Telecommunication Union igned in Geneva on 22 December The People' Democratic Republic of lgeria declare that, for a dipute to be ubmitted for arbitration, the agreement of all the partie involved hall be neceary in all cae." 33) In accepting the Intrument amending the Contitution and Convention (Kyoto, 1994), Canada confirmed the reervation No. 92, made at the time of igning. 34) In approving the Contitution and Convention (Geneva, 1992), Saudi rabia confirmed Declaration No. 64 made at the time of igning. 35) In ratifying the Contitution and Convention (Geneva, 1992), the rgentine Republic confirmed the Declaration made at the time of igning. The ratification wa accompanied by the following declaration (tranlation): "The rgentine Republic reject the incluion and reference to the Malvina Iland, the South Georgia Iland and the South Sandwich Iland a dependent territorie by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the time of ratification of the Contitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), adopted in Geneva, (Swi Confederation), on 22 December 1992, and reaffirm it overeignty over thoe iland, which are an integral part of the national territory of the rgentine Republic. The rgentine Republic hereby declare that none of the tipulation of the Contitution or Convention hould be interpreted or applied in uch a way a to affect it right, baed on legal title, deed of poeion, contiguity and geological continuity, to the rgentine Sector of the ntarctic located between the meridian of twentyfive degree (25 ) and eventyfour degree (74 ) longitude wet and the parallel of ixty degree ( 60 ) latitude outh, over which it ha proclaimed and maintain it overeignty. The rgentine Republic reiterate and incorporate by reference all it declaration and reervation made at the relevant World Conference of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), which adopted and amended the dminitrative Regulation, prior to the date of ignature of the Contitution and Convention of the aforementioned body adopted in Geneva (Swi Confederation), in 1992." 3 In ratifying the Contitution and Convention (Geneva, 1992), the Republic of Colombia confirmed Reervation made at the time of igning. The ratification wa accompanied by the following reervation (tranlation): "The Government of Colombia will not apply rticle 34 of the Contitution of the International Telecommunication Union inamuch a the cope of the power granted to public authoritie under thi rticle and the evere retriction it place on freedom make it utterly unacceptable to Colombia under the National Contitution, which i inpired throughout by a pirit of democracy a proclaimed in it Preamble. So far a Colombian authoritie outide the judiciary are concerned, they are prohibited from making ue of the power referred to in the aforeaid rticle 34 inamuch a, if they were to exercie uch power, they would be acting in breach of rticle 15 of the National Contitution, which tate that "correpondence and other form of private communication are inviolable", and that "they may be intercepted only puruant to a judicial order in uch cae and according to uch procee a may be precribed by law". The Government of Colombia will not apply the proviion contained in rticle 36 of the Contitution of the International Telecommunication Union inamuch a the National Contitution of Colombia, in rticle 90, provide for the State' liability for legal damage attributable to it a derived from act of commiion or of omiion by public authoritie. Moreover, under rticle 75 of the National Contitution, the State i charged with managing and overeeing the electromagnetic pectrum ued for telecommunication, which reponibility it cannot evade under the term of a treaty. ccordingly, the aforeaid rticle 36 can have no application whatoever, a it would leave uer who uffer damage without protection." 37) In ratifying the Contitution and Convention (Geneva, 1992), the United State of merica confirmed Declaration made at the time of igning. The ratification wa accompanied by the following declaration: "GeotationarySatellite Orbit. The United State undertand that the reference in rticle 44 of the Contitution to the "geographical ituation of particular countrie" doe not imply a recognition of claim to any preferential right to the geotationaryatellite orbit." 38) In ratifying the Intrument amending the Contitution and the Convention (Geneva, 1992), adopted in Kyoto, 1994, the United State of merica confirmed Declaration made at the time of igning. The ratification wa accompanied by the following declaration: "Broadcat to Cuba. The United State of merica, noting the Statement (No. 40) entered by the delegation of Cuba during the Plenipotentiary Conference of the International Telecommunication Union, in Kyoto Japan, affirm it right to broadcat to Cuba on appropriate frequencie free of jamming or other wrongful interference and reerve it right to addre exiting interference and any future interference, by Cuba with United State broadcating. Furthermore, the United State of merica note that it preence in Guantanamo i by virtue of an international agrreement preently in force; the United State of merica reerve the right to meet it radio communication requirement there a heretofore." 39) See Declaration and Reervation in the Final ct (Minneapoli, 1998).

49 44 40) The intrument of acceion wa accompanied by the following declaration: "The Government of the Republic of zerbaijan reerve the following right for itelf: 1. To take any appropriate meaure in order to protect overeignty, integral right and national interet, if any tatemember of the Union would not oberve the proviion of the Contitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union and their nnexe, Protocol and Regulation in any form, and if the activitie of any other union or third tate would violate or threaten the national overeignty of the Republic of zerbaijan; 2. To take any appropriate meaure to protect the interet of the Republic of zerbaijan, if any member of the Union would not take part in the payment of the expene of the Union or the reervation of the other member of the Union would enlarge the amount of the memberhip fee of the Republic of zerbaijan or would end with other fmancial reult or would threaten telecommunication ervice of the Republic of zerbaijan directly or indirectly; 3. Not to accept in repect of the Republic of zerbaijan any proviion of the Contitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Organization influencing to the overeignty of the Republic of zerbaijan directly or indirectly and contrary to the Contitution and the law of the Republic of zerbaijan."

50 45 Table D. Final ct of the World dminitrative Radio Conference for the Planning of the BroadcatingSatellite Service in Frequency Band GHz (in Region 2 and 3) and GHz (in Region 1) (Geneva, 1977)*) Note: The proviion and aociated Plan contained in the Final ct have become an integral part of the Radio Regulation, Geneva (1979) (ee rticle 15 and ppendix 30 of the Regulation). S = Signature; = pproval or cceion. 2 3 fghanitan (Ilamic State of)... Spain.... lbania (Republic of)... United State of merica.... lgeria (People' Democratic Ethiopia (Fed. Dem. Rep. of)... Republic of)... S 6 ) Fiji (Republic of)... Germany (Federal Rep. of)... S 5) Finland... ntigua and Barbuda... 6 ) France... ~ Saudi rabia (Kingdom of)... S 6 ) Gab one e R epu bl" 1c... rgentine Republic... S 4) Ghana... utralia... S 6 ) Greece... utria... S G uatema 1 a (R epu bli c o t)... Bahama (Commonwealth of the)... Guinea (Republic of)... Bahrain (State of)... S Equatorial Guinea (Rep. of)... Bangladeh (People' Rep. of)... S Guyana... Barbado... Haiti (Republic of).... Belaru (Republic of) Hondura (Republic of).... Belgium... Hungary (Republic of).... Belize... India (Republic of)... Ben in (Republic of)... Indoneia (Republic of)... Bolivia (Republic of)... Iran (Ilamic Republic of)... Botwana (Republic of)... Iraq (Republic of)... Brazil (Federative Rep. of)... S Ireland... Brunei Darualam Iceland.... Bulgaria (Republic of)... S Irael (State of).... Burkina Fao S Italy.... Burundi (Republic of) S Jamaica.... Cameroon (Republic of)... Japan.... Canada... S Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of) Central frican Republic... S Kenya (Republic of)... Chile... S Kiribati (Republic of)... China (People' Republic of)... S Kuwait (State of)... Cypru (Republic of)... S Lao People' Dem. Rep.... Vatican City State... S Leotho (Kingdom of).... Colombia (Republic of)... S Lebanon.... Comoro (Ilamic Federal Liberia (Republic of)... Republic of the)... S Libya (Soc. People' Libyan Congo (Republic of the)... S rab Jamahiriya)... Korea (Republic of)... S Liechtentein (Princ. of).... Cote d'ivoire (Republic of)... S Luxembourg.... Cuba... S 6 ) Madagacar (Rep. of).... Denmark... S Malayia.... Djibouti (Republic of)... Malawi.... Egypt (rab Republic of)... S Maldive (Republic of).... El Salvador (Republic of)... Mali (Republic of).... United rab Emirate... S Malta.... L.E_c_ua_d_o_r._.._..._.._..._.._..._.._..._.._..._.._..._.._..._..., 'L1 Morocco (Kingdom of) ) Mauritiu (Republic of)... Mauritania (Ilamic Rep. of)... Mexico... Monaco (Principality of)... Mongolia... Myanmar (Union of)... Namibia (Republic of)... Niger (Republic of the)... Nigeria (Federal Republic of)... Norway... New Zealand... Oman (Sultanate of)... Uganda (Republic of)... Pakitan (Ilamic Republic of).. Panama (Republic of)... Papua New Guinea... Paraguay (Republic of)... Netherland (Kingdom ofthe)... Peru... Philippine (Republic of the}... Poland (Republic of)... Portugal... Qatar (State of)... Syrian rab Republic... Democratic Republic ofthe Congo... Dem. People' Rep. of Korea... Romania... United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Ruian Federation... Rwandee Republic... San Marino (Republic of)... Saint Vincent and the Grenadine... Solomon Iland... Sao Tome and Principe (Dem. Republic of)... Senegal (Republic of)... Sierra Leone... Singapore (Republic of)... Somali Democratic Republic... Sudan (Republic of the}... Sri Lanka (Dem. Soc. Rep. of).. 2 S S: 3 3) I)

51 46 Table 11 (end) South frica (Republic of).... Czech and Slovak Fed. Rep... 4) Uruguay (Eatern Rep. of)... Sweden... 4) Thailand... Switzerland (Confederation of) 2) Togolee Republic... Suriname (Republic of).... Swaziland (Kingdom of).... Trinidad and Tobago... Venezuela (Republic of)... Yemen (Republic of)... Yugolavia (Fed. Rep. of)... Tuniia... Tanzania (United Rep. of).... Turkey... Zambia (Republic of)... Chad (Republic of).... Ukraine... Zimbabwe (Republic of)... *) In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name. 1) The approval i in repect of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Territorie under the territorial overeignty of the United Kingdom. 2) In approving thee Final ct, Switzerland upported the tatement No. 74 of the Final Protocol to thee ct. 3) For the Netherland, the Netherland ntille and ruba. 4) In approving the Final ct, the Member concerned confirmed the tatement() made at the time of ignature. 5) See Notification No. 1146, 1169, 1175 and Thi Member ha approved the Radio Regulation, Geneva, 1979, of which the proviion and aociated Plan contained in the Final ct form an integral part.

52 47 Tableau lllregional greement concerning the ue by the broadcating ervice of frequencie in the medium frequency band in Region 1 and 3 and in the low frequency band in Region 1 (Geneva, 1975)*) S = Signature; = pproval or cceion fghanitan (Ilamic State of)... Hungary (Republic of)... I) Uganda (Rep. of)... lbania (Republic of)... India (Rep. of)... Pakitan (Ilamic Rep. of)... lgeria (People' Dem. Rep. of) Indoneia (Rep. of)... Papua New Guinea... Germany (Fed. Rep. of)...;... 4) Iran (Ilamic Rep. of)... Netherland (Kingdom of the) 3) ndorra (Princip. of)... Iraq (Republic of)... Philippine (Rep. of the)... ngola (Rep. of)... Ireland... Poland (Republic of)... I) Saudi rabia (Kingdom of)... Iceland... Portugal... utralia... Irael (State of)...: Qatar (State of)... utria... Italy... Syrian rab Republic... Bahrain (State of)... Japan... Democratic Republic of the Bangladeh (People' Rep. of).. Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of) Congo... Belaru (Republic of)... Belgium... Benin (Rep. of)... Kenya (Republic of)... Dem. People' Rep. of Korea... Kiribati (Rep. of)... Romania... 5) Kuwait (State of)... United Kingdom of Great Botwana (Rep. of)...:... Britain and Northern Ireland 2) Lao People' Dem. Rep... Bulgaria (Rep. of)... Ruian Federation... Leotho (Kingdom of)... Burkina Fao... I) Rwandee Republic... The Former Yugolav Republic Burundi (Rep. of)... of Macedonia... San Marino (Republic of)... Cambodia (Kingdom of)... Solomon Iland... Lebanon... Cameroon (Republic of)... Sao Tome and Principe Liberia (Republic of)... Cape Verde (Republic of)... (Democratic Republic of)... Libya (Soc. People' Libyan Central frican Republic... Senegal (Rep. of)... rab Jamahiriya)... China (People' Rep. of)... Sierra Leone... Liechtentein (Princ. of)... Cypru (Rep. of)... Singapore (Rep. of)... Luxembourg... Vatican City State... Slovenia (Republic of)... 7) Madagacar (Rep. of)... Comoro (Ilamic Federal Somali Democratic Republic... Republic of the)... Malayia... Sudan (Rep. of the)... Congo (Rep. of the)... Malawi... Korea (R~. of)... Cote d'lvoire (Republic of)... Sri Lanka (Democratic Socialit Mal dive (Rep. of)... Republic of)... Mali (Rep. of)... South frica (Rep. of)... Croatia (Republic of)... Malta... Sweden... Denmark... Morocco (Kingdom of)... Switzerland (Confederation of) Djibouti (Rep. of)... Mauritiu (Republic of)... Swaziland (Kingdom of)... Egypt (rab Rep. of)... Mauritania (Ilamic Rep. of)... Tanzania (United Rep. of)... Chad (Rep. of)... United rab Emirate... Monaco (Principality of)... Czech and Slovak Federal Spain... Mongolia... Republic... I) Ethiopia (Fed. Dem. Rep. of)... Mozambique (Republic of)... Thailand... Fiji (Republic of)... Myanmar (Union of)... Togolee Republic... Finland... Namibia (Republic of)... Tonga (Kingdom of)... France... ~... Nauru (Rep. of)... Tuniia... Gabonee Republic... Nepal... Turkey... Gambia (Rep. of the)... Ukraine... Niger (Rep. of the)... Ghana... VietNam (Soc. Rep. of)... Greece... Nigeria (Fed. Rep. of)... Yemen (Republic of)... Guinea (Rep. of)... Norway... Yugolavia (Fed. Rep. of)... GuineaBiau (Rep. of)... New Zealand... Zambia (Republic of)... Equatorial Guinea (Rep. of)... Oman (Sultanate of)... Zimbabwe (Rep. of)... ;.,~ ;<j,,... ~ *) In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name. 1) In approving the greement, the Member concerned confirmed the tatement() made at the time of ignature. 2) Thi approval i alo in repect of the Territorie under the territorial overeignty of the United Kingdom in Region 1 and 3.3).

53 48 3) Thi approval i in repect of the Kingdom in Europe. 4) See Notification No ) In approving thi greement, the Government of the Socialit Republic of Romania ha made the following tatement (tranlation): "The Socialit Republic of Romania reerve the right to take the neceary action to enure that it broadcating tranmitter cover the entire national territory with broadcat programme, in an appropriate manner, in the event that the coordination provided for in the Plan annexed to thi greement cannot be achieved by negotiation." See Notification No ) By a communication received on 23 December 1993, the Government of the Republic ofslovenia notified it ucceion to thi greement.

54 49 Table IV Regional greement concerning the ue of the Band MHz for FM Sound Broadcating (Region 1 and part of Region 3) (Geneva, 1984)*) S = Signature; = pproval or cceion. 2 3 fghanitan (Ilamic State of)... Guinea (Republic of)... lbania (Republic of)... GuineaBiau (Rep. of)... lgeria Equatorial Guinea (Rep. of)... (People' Dem. Rep. of)... Hungary (Republic of)... ~ Germany (Fed. Rep. of)... I) Iran (Ilamic Rep. of)... ndorra (Prit:lcip. of)... Iraq (Republic of)... ngola (Rep. of)... Ireland... Saudi rabia (Kingdom of)... Iceland... utria... Irael (State of)... Bahrain (State of)... Italy... Belaru (Republic of) Belgium... Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of) Ben in (Republic of)... Kenya (Republic of)... Botwana (Republic of)... Kuwait (State of)... Bulgaria (Republic of)... Leotho (Kingdom of)... Burkina Fao... 2) The Former Yugolav Republic Burundi (Republic of)... of Macedonia... Cameroon (Republic of)... Lebanon..._... Cape V erde (Republic of)... Liberia (Republic of)... Central frican Republic... Libya (Soc. People' Libyan rab Cypru (Republic of)... Jamahiriya)... Vatican City State... Liechtentein (Princ. of)... Comoro (Ilamic Federal Luxembourg... Republic ofthe)... Madagacar (Rep. of)... Congo (Republic of the)... Malawi... Cote d'lvoire (Republic of)... Croatia (Republic of)... Denmark... Djibouti (Republic of) : Egypt (rab Republic of)... United rab Emirate... Spain... 3) Ethiopia (Fed. Dem. Rep. (jf)... Finland... Mali (Republic of)... Malta... Morocco (Kingdom of)... Mauritiu (Republic of)... Mauritania (Ilamic Republic of)... Monaco (Principality of)... Mongolia... France... 4) Mozambique (Republic of)... Gabonee Republic... Namibia (Republic of)... Gambia (Republic of the)... Niger (Republic of the)... Ghana... Nigeria (Federal Republic of)... Greece... Norway Oman (Sultanate of)... Uganda (Rep. of)... Netherland (Kingdom of the)... Poland (Republic of)... Portugal... Qatar (State of)...;... Syrian rab Republic... Democratic Republic of the Congo... Romania... United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Ruian Federation... Rwandee Republic... San Marino (Republic of)... Sao Tome and Principe (Democratic Republic of)... Senegal (Republic of)... Sierra Leone... Slovenie (Republic of) Somali Democratic Republic... Sudan (Republic ofthe)... South frica (Republic of)... Sweden....'... Switzerland (Confederation of) Swaziland (Kingdom of)... Tanzania (United Republic of).. Chad (Republic of)... Czech and Slovak Federal Republic... Togolee Republic... Tuniia Turkey... Ukraine... Yemen (Republic of)... Yugolavia (Federal Republic of)... Zambia (Republic of)... Zimbabwe (Republic of) ) *) In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name. I) See Notification No ) In approving the greement, thi dminitration confirmed the tatement made at the time of ignature. 3) In approving the greement, the Government of Spain confirmed the tatement made at the time of ignature. 4) In approving the greement, the Government of France announced that it did not maintain the declaration made at the time of ignature.

55 S = Signature; = pproval or cceion. 50 Table V Regional greement concerning the Maritime Mobile and the eronautical Radionavigation Service in the MF Band (Region 1) (Geneva, 1985)*) lbania ( Republic of)... lgeria (People' Dem. Rep. of)... Germany (Federal Republic of)... ngola (Republic of)... Saudi rabia (Kingdom of)... utria... Bahrain (State of)... Belaru (Republic of)... Belgium... Benin (Rep. of)... Botwana (Rep. of)... Bulgaria (Rep. of)... Burkina Fao... Burundi (Rep. of)... Cameroon (Republic of)... Cape Verde (Republic of)... Central frican Republic... Cypru (Rep. of)... Vatican City State... Comoro {Ilamic Federal Republic of the)... Congo (Rep. ofthe)... Cote d'ivoire (Rep. of)... Croatia (Republic of)... Denmark...:... Djibouti (Rep. of)... Egypt (rab Republic of)... United rab Emirate... Spain... Ethiopia (Fed. Dem. Rep. of)... Finland...:... France... Gabonee Republic.... Gambia (Rep. of the)... Ghana... Greece... 2 S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S 3 Guinea (Rep. of).... GuineaBiau (Rep. of).... Equatorial Guinea (Rep. of).... Hungary (Republic of).... Iraq (Republic of).... Ireland.... Iceland.... Irael (State of).... Italy.... Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of) Kenya (Republic of)... :... Kuwait (State of).... Leotho (Kingdom of).... Lebanon.... Liberia (Republic of).... Libya (Socialit People' Libyan rab Jamahiriya).... Liechtentein (Princ. of).... Lithuania {Republic of).... Luxembourg.... Madagacar {Republic of)..... Malawi.... Mali (Republic of).... Malta.... Morocco (Kingdom of).... Mauritiu (Republic of).... Mauritania {Ilamic Republic of) Monaco (Principality of).... Mongolia..... Mozambique (Republic of).... Namibia (Republic of).... Niger (Republic of the).... Nigeria (Federal Republic of).... Norway.... Oman (Sultanate of) Uganda (Republic of).... Netherland (Kingdom of the)... Poland (Republic of).... Portugal.... Qatar (State of).... Syrian rab Republic.... Democratic Republic of the Congo.... Romania.... United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.... Ruian Federation.... Rwandee Republic.... San Marino (Republic of).... Sao Tome and Principe (Democratic Republic of).... Senegal (Republic of).... Sierra Leone.... Slovenia (Republic of) Somali Democratic Republic.... Sudan (Republic of the).... South frica (Republic of).... Sweden.... Switzerland (Confederation of) Swaziland (Kingdom of).... Tanzania (United Republic of).. Chad (Republic of).... Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.... Togolee Republic.... Tuniia.... Turkey.... Ukraine.... Yemen (Republic of).... Yugolavia (Federal Republic of).... Zambia (Republic of).... Zimbabwe (Republic of) *) In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name.

56 51 Table VI merican Regional greement S = Signature; = pproval or cceion; R = Ratification. Member*) Intermerican Radio greement (FIR) (Wahington, 1949) Northmerican Regional Broadcating greement (NRB) (Wahington, 1950) Regional greement for the MF Broadcating Service in Region 2 (Rio de Janeiro, 1981) Regional greement concerning the ue of the Band khz in Region2 (Rio de Janeiro, 1988) ntigua and Barbuda.... rgentine Republic.... Bahama (Commonwealth of the).... Barbado.... Belize.... Bolivia (Republic ot).... Brazil (Federative Republic ot).... Canada.... Chile.... Colombia (Republic ot).... Cota Rica.... Cuba.... Denmark.... Dominican Republic.... El Salvador (Republic ot).... Ecuador.... United State of merica...,.... France.... Grenada ) I) R R R ) Guatemala (Republic ot)... Guyana.... Haiti (Republic ot).... Hondura (Republic ot).... Jamaica.... Mexico.... Nicaragua.... Panama (Republic ot).... Paraguay (Republic ot).... Netherland (Kingdom of the).... Peru.... S ix 3> United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.... R Saint Vincent and the Grenadine.... Suriname (Republic ot).... Trinidad and Tobago.... Uruguay (Eatern Republic ot).... Venezuela (Republic ot).... *) In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name. 1) The Government of Cuba ha denounced thi greement with effect from 3 November ) The Government of Canada ha denounced thi greement with effect from 17 February ) Pour le ntille neerlandaie et ruba. 4) In approving the greement, the rgentine Government confirmed the tatement contained in No. 2 (paragraph.1,.2,.3, Band C) of the Final Protocol to the greement and alo declared the following (tranlation): "Furthermore, the United Nation General embly adopted Reolution 2065 (XX), 3160 (XXVlll), 31149, 37/9, 38/12, 39/6, 40/21 and recognizing the exitence of a overeignty dipute relating to the quetion of the Malvina Iland and urging the rgentine Republic and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to conduct negotiation with a view to reolving the dipute peacefully and definitively through the good office of the SecretaryGeneral of the United Nation, who wa aked to report to the General embly on the progre made." 5) Thi approval wa given ubject to the declaration made at the time of ignature.

57 52 Table VII European Regional greement and Protocol S = Signature; = pproval or cceion; R = Ratification. Membre*) Regional greement in the band 6873 MHz and MHz (Geneva, 1960) ) Regional greement for the European Broadcating rea (Stockholm, 1961) Protocol amending the Stockholm greement (Geneva, 1985) Regional greement concerning Maritime Radiobeacon (Geneva, 1985)""") lbania (Republic of).... lgeria (People' Democratic Republic of).... Germany (Federal Republic of).... ndorra (Principality of) ) Saudi rabia (Kingdom of).... utria.... Belaru (Republic of).... Belgium.... Bulgaria (Republic of).... Cypru (Republic of).... Vatican City State.... Croatia (Republic of).... Denmark.... Egypt (rab Republic of).... Spain.... Finland.... France.... Greece.... Hungary (Republic of).... Iraq (Republic of).... Ireland.... Iceland.... Irael (State of).... Italy.... Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of).... The Former Yugolav Republic of Macedonia.... Lebanon.... Libya (Soc. People' Libyan rab Jamahiriya).... 2) I) Liechtentein (Principality of).... Lithuania (Republic of).... Luxembourg.... Malta.... Morocco (Kingdom of).... Monaco (Principality of).... Norway.... Netherland (Kingdom of the).... Poland (Republic of).... Portugal.... Syrian rab Republic.... Romania.... United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.... Ruian Federation.... San Marino (Republic of).... Slovenia (Republic of).... Sweden.... Switzerland (Confederation of).... Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.... Tuniia.... Turkey.... Ukraine.... Yugolavia (Federal Republic of).... 7) 7)

58 53 *) In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name. **) Regional greement for the ue of frequencie in the band 6873 MHz and MHz by the broadcating ervice on the one hand and by the fixed and mobile ervice on the other (Geneva, 1960). ***)Regional greement for the Planning of Maritime Radionavigation Service (Radiobeacon) in the European Maritime rea (Geneva, 1985). 1) The Spanih Government ha approved thi greement while maintaining the three reervation which appear in paragraph I (, Band C) of the Final Protocol. 2) (tranlation): "Conidering that, when the plan for the aignment of frequencie to televiion tation in the MHz band were etablihed at the Stockholm Conference in 1961, the requirement of the air radionavigation ervice of the USSR, the Ukrainian SSR and the Byeloruian SSR were not ufficiently taken into conideration, and in view of the pecial nature of the air radionavigation ervice, the Telecommunication dminitration of the USSR, the Ukrainian SSR and the Byeloruian SSR cannot aure countrie uing thi range for televiion of the neceary mean to prevent interference from the air radionavigation ervice of the USSR, the Ukrainian SSR and the Byeloruian SSR." 3) In giving it approval, the dminitration ofthe Federal Republic of Germany expreed the following conideration (tranlation): "ccording to the frequency plan for televiion tation in the frequency band MHz (nnex 2, Chapter 2, of the greement), the frequencie / MHz are aigned to the Sonneberg televiion tation appearing in the plan with an effective radiated power of 30/6 kw and an effective radiated power of 5 kw for the televiion carrier permitted in the ector between 45 and 135 degree. Thi aignment i capable of cauing harmful interference to the aeronautical radionavigation ervice tation which operate in the frequency band MHz in accordance with rticle 5 of the Radio Regulation, Geneva, Harmful interference to tation operating in the frequency band MHz, which i allocated to the aeronautical radionavigation ervice on a primary bai, can only be avoided if the effective radiated power of the Sonneberg televiion tation doe not exceed 0.5/0.1 kw in the ector between 135 and 345 degree." 4) lo igned and approved on behalf of the Overea Territorie for the international relation of which the Government of the United Kingdom i reponible. 5) See Notification No In approving thi Protocol, the dminitration of the USSR confirmed the tatement made at the time of ignature. 7) By a communication received on 23 December 1993, the Government of the Republic ofslovenia notified it ucceion to thi greement and thi Protocol.

59 54 Table VIII frican Regional greement and Protocol S = Signature; = pproval or cceion. Member*) Geneva greement Geneva Protocol Geneva Protocol Geneva greement (1963) (1985) (1989) (1989) lgeria (People' Democratic Republic of)... ngola (Republic of)... Saudi rabia (Kingdom of)... Bahrain (State of)... Benin (Republic of)... Botwana (Republic of)... Burkina Fao... Burundi (Republic of)... Cameroon (Republic of)... Cape Verde (Republic of)... Central frican Republic... Comoro (Il. Fed. Rep. ofthe)... Congo (Republic ofthe)... Cote d'ivoire (Republic of)... Djibouti (Republic of)... Egypt (rab Republic of)... United rab Emirate... Spain... Ethiopia (Federal Democratic Republic of)... France... Gabonee Republic... Gambia (Republic of the)... ~... Ghana... Guinea (Republic of)... GuineaBiau (Republic of)... Equatorial Guinea (Republic of)... Iran (Ilamic Republic of)... Iraq (Republic of)... Kenya (Republic of)... Kuwait (State of)... Leotho (Kingdom of)... Liberia (Republic of)... Libya (Socialit People' Libyan rab Jamahiriya)... Madagacar (Republic of)... Malawi... Mali (Republic of)... Morocco (Kingdom of)... Mauritiu (Republic of)... Mauritania (ll. Republic of)... Mozambique (Republic of)... Namibia (Republic of)... Niger (Republic ofthe)... Nigeria (Federal Republic of)...

60 55 Table VIII (end) Member*) Geneva greement (1963) Geneva Protocol (1985) Geneva Protocol (1989) Geneva greement (1989) Oman (Sultanate of).... Uganda (Rep. of)... Qatar (State of).... Democratic Republic of the Congo... 2 S S United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland... Rwandee Republic... Sao Tome and Principe (Dem. Rep. of).... Senegal (Republic of)... Sierra Leone... S S S S Somali Democratic Republic S Sudan (Republic of the).... South frica (Republic of).... Swaziland (Kingdom of).... Tanzania (United Republic of).... Chad (Republic of).... Togolee Republic:.... Yemen (Republic of).... Zambia (Republic of).... Zimbabwe (Republic of).... *) In the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name.

61 56 IX Lit of Member State which have igned the Final ct of the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC2000), Itanbul, 2000 The Final ct of the Conference were igned by the following 138 Member State (in the alphabetical order of the French verion of the country name): lbania (Rep. of) lgeria (People' Democratic Republic of) Germany (Federal Republic of) ndorra (Principality of) ngola (Republic of) Saudi rabia (Kingdom of) rgentine Republic rmenia (Republic of) utralia utria zerbaijani Republic Bahrain (State of) Belaru (Republic of) Belgium Benin (Republic of) Bhutan (Kingdom of) Bonia and Herzegovina Botwana (Republic of) Brazil (Federative Republic of) Brunei Darualam Bulgaria (Republic of) Burkina Fao Burundi (Republic of) Cameroon (Republic of) Canada Central frican Republic Chile China (People' Republic of) Cypru (Republic of) Vatican City State Colombia (Republic of) Comoro (Ilamic Federal Republic of the) Congo (Republic of the) Korea (Republic of) Cota Rica Cote d 'Ivoire (Republic of) Croatia (Republic of) Cuba Denmark Dominican (Republic) Egypt (rab Republic of) El Salvador (Republic of) United rab Emirate Ecuador Spain Etonia (Republic of) United State of merica Ethiopia (Federal Democratic Republic of) Finland France Gabonee Republic Georgia Ghana Greece. Guatemala (Republic of) Guyana Hungary (Republic of) India (Republic of) Indoneia (Republic of) Iran (Ilamic Republic of) Ireland Iceland Irael (State of) Italy Japan Jordan (Hahemite Kingdom of) Kazaktan (Republic of) Kenya (Republic of) Lao People' Democratic Republic Leotho (Kingdom of) Latvia (Republic of) The Former Yugolav Republic of Macedonia Lebanon Libya (Socialit People' Libyan rab Jamahiriya) Liechtentein (Principality of) Lithuania (Republic of) Luxembourg Madagacar (Republic of) Malayia Maldive (Republic of) Mali (Republic of). Malta Morocco (Kingdom of) Mauritiu (Republic of) Mexico Microneia (Federated State of) Moldova (Republic of) Monaco (Principality of) Mongolia Mozambique (Republic of) Namibia (Republic of) Nigeria (Federal Republic of)

62 57 Norway New Zealand Oman (Sultanate of) Uganda (Republic of) Uzbekitan (Republic of) Pakitan (Ilamic Republic of) Papua New Guinea Paraguay (Republic of) Netherland (Kingdom of the) Peru Philippine (Republic of the) Poland (Republic of) Portugal Qatar (State of) Syrian rab Republic Kyrgyz Republic Democratic People' Republic of Korea Slovak Republic Czech Republic Romania United Kingdom ofgreat Britain and Northern Ireland Ruian Federation San Marino (Republic of) Senegal (Republic of) Seychelle (Republic of) Singapore (Republic of) Slovenia (Republic of) Sudan (Republic of the) Sri Lanka (Democratic Socialit Republic of) South frica (Republic of) Sweden Switzerland (Confederation of) Suriname (Republic of) Tanzania (United Republic of) Chad (Republic of) Thailand Tonga (Kingdom of) Trinidad and Tobago Tuniia Turkey Ukraine Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) VietNam (Socialit Republic of) Yemen (Republic of) Zambia (Republic of) Zimbabwe (Republic of)

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64 59 X Special greement Special greement for ue of the MHz band for radionavigation purpoe (Bruel, 1962) Thi greement wa concluded between the following dminitration: Federal Republic of Germany, Belgium, Denmark, France, Kingdom of the Netherland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Confederation of Switzerland. Special greement concerning the ue of frequencie for additional lowpower televiion tranmitter operating in the ultra highfrequency range (Band IV, MHz and Band V, MHz) in the frontier area (Karlruhe, 196 Thi greement wa concluded between the following dminitration: Federal Republic of Germany, utria, Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg and Kingdom of the Netherland. Thi greement wa approved without reervation by all thee dminitration. Special greement concerning the coordinated ue of frequencie between 29.7 and 470 MHz by the tlxed and land mobile ervice greement igned at Vienna on 25 pril 1969 by the following dminitration: utria, Hungarian People' Republic and Czecholovak Socialit Republic. Thi greement, which wa approved without reervation by thee dminitration, came into force on 1 January greement igned at Budapet on 1 July 1976 by the following dminitration: Hungarian People' Republic and Socialit Federal Republic of Yugolavia. Thi greement became effective ixty day after igning. greement igned at then on 23 June 1979 by the following dminitration: Greece and Socialit Federal Republic ofyugolavia. Thi greement, which wa ratified by thee dminitration, came into force on 1 January greement igned by the following dminitration: Socialit Republic of Romania and Socialit Federal Republic ofyugolavia. Thi greement came into force on 10 February 1981.

65 60 Special greement concerning the ue of the band MBz One uch greement wa igned at Pari on 10 pril 1984 between the dminitration of France and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Thi greement came into force on 10 May Protocol of greement concerning the bringing into ervice of broadcating frequency aignment appearing in the Geneva Plan (1984) in the band MBz Thi Protocol of greement wa igned at Geneva on 7 December 1984 by the delegate of the dminitration of France and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the one hand, and the dminitration ofthe Federal Republic of Germany, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Kingdom of the Netherland and the Confederation of Switzerland on the other hand. The proviion of the Protocol of greement came into force on 1 January Protocol of greement concerning criteria of haring between different ervice in the band MHz Thi Protocol of greement wa igned at Geneva on 27 November 1984 by the delegate of the dminitration of the Kingdom of the Netherland and of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The proviion of thi Protocol of greement came into force on 2 7 December Special greement concerning implementation of the broadcating ervice in frequency band MHz Thi greement wa igned at Copenhagen on 29 January 1986 by delegate of the dminitration of the Federal Republic of Germany, Denmark, the People' Republic of Poland, Sweden and the USSR. The greement contain detail of frequency uage that can be implemented in the time period mentioned in Reolution 3 of the RC for the Planning ofvhf Sound Broadcating (Region 1 and part of Region 3) (Geneva, 1984). Special greement concerning the aignment and ue of frequencymodulated oundbroadcating channel in the VHF band MHz Thi greement wa igned at Montevideo on 8 July 1980 by the repreentative of the dminitration of the rgentine Repub~ic, the Federative Republic of Brazil and the Eatern Republic ofuruguay. Note: The term of the greement were received by the General Secretariat on 10 June 1987.

66 61 Memorandum of Undertanding concerning the frequency coordination of FM Sound Broadcating tation in the band MHz and eronautical Radionavigation tation in the band MHz Thi Memorandum of Undertanding wa igned at MalagaTorremolino on 12 February 1992 by the dminitration of Belgium, Ireland, the Kingdom of the Netherland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The proviion of thi Memorandum of Undertanding entered into force on 1 July Regional greement concerning the coordination of frequencie between 29,7 MHz and 43,5 GHz for the Fixed Service and Land Mobile Service Thi agreement wa igned in Vienna on 30 June 2000 by the repreentative of the following countrie: Federal Republic of Germany, utria, Belgium, Republic of Croatia, France, Republic of Hungary, Italy, Republic of Lithuania, Luxembourg, Kingdom of the Netherland, Republic of Poland, Slovak Republic, Czech Republic, Romania, Republic of Slovenia, and Confederation of Switzerland It replace the Special greement concerning the coordinated ue of frequencie between 29,7 and 960 MHz by the fixed and land mobile ervice (1993). Regional greement on the Radiotelephone Service on Inland Waterway Thi agreement wa igned in Bael on 6 pril 2000 by the repreentative of Federal Republic of Germany, utria, Belgium, Republic of Croatia, France, Republic of Hungary, Luxembourg, Republic of Moldova, Kingdom of the Netherland, Republic of Poland, Slovak Republic, Czech Republic, Romania, Confederation of Switzerland and Federal Republic of Yugolavia. It replace the rrangement of inland waterway (199.

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68 63 eed contribution nnexb (to the Report on the activitie of the Union for 2000) International Telecommunication Union STTEMENT OF INCOME ND EXPENDITURE FOR THE BIENNIUM INTERIM UNUDITED CCOUNTS S T 31 DECEMBER 2000 INCOME BY SOURCE Swi franc Budget Budget Income Income Contribution by Member State Contribution by other entitie and organization Radiocommunication Sector Telecommunication Standardization Sector Telecommunication Development Sector Total contribution by other entitie and organization Contribution by ociate Telecommunication Standardization Sector Total aeed contribution :72.00 Other income Contribution to PP Minneapoli Contribution to world conference Total other income Project upport cot income Telecommunication Development Sector Total project upport cot income Creditor interet PUBLICTION SLES General Secretariat Radiocommunication Sector Telecommunication Standardization Sector Telecommunication Development Sector Other income Total publication ale Cot recovery UIFN GMPCSMOUS TELECOM Satellite network filing UIPRN and UISCN Other income Total cot recovery income Unued balance of the ccount for unliquidated obligation Other income Subtotal Withdrawal from the ITU Reerve ccount Withdrawal from the Reerve for Debtor' ccount for cancellation of bad debt TOTL

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70 65 International Telecommunication Union INTERIM STTEMENT OF UNUDITED SSETS, LIBILITIES ND FUND BLNCES at 31 December 2000 Swi franc SSETS Liquid aet Sight fund Portfolio Fixedterm depoit dvance Debtor rrear, contribution and publication Member State rrear, contribution and publication Other entitie Current, contribution and publication Member State Current, contribution and publication Other entitie Special arrear account 4 Ill Other Current account ccount receivable 0.00 Sundry tock Store, reprography and technical ervice valeur Paper for printing valeur Publication valeur Fixed aet V arembe building valeur d'achat valeur d'aurance Tower building valeur de contruction valeur d' aurance Building extenion valeur de contruction valeur d'aurance Montbrillant building depene de valeur d'aurance Furniture valeur declaree et to be amortized Expenditure on the new cafeteria Expenditure for the year

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