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Public Initiative Networks (RIP)

Public Initiative Networks (RIP)
The France THD plan supports the deployment of RIP when private initiative is not sufficient. This deployment of optical fiber represents 43% of the population and is carried out thanks to a mix mixing several technologies (FTTH, wireless technologies, service of increase in speed).

The investment planned for public initiative networks is estimated between 13 and 14 billion euros. This investment is financed half by the operating revenues of the RIPs and the co-financing of private operators.

The rest of the funding comes from the State in two forms:

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