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country-profiles:malawi [2019/10/29 11:30] – [National Policy] malawicountry-profiles:malawi [2019/10/29 11:36] – [Access to Spectrum] malawi
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 Click on the link to view the license fee structure and download: Click on the link to view the license fee structure and download:
  
-[[CLF Licence Application Fees]]+[[http://www.macra.org.mw/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/CLF-Licence-Application-Fees.pdf|CLF Licence Application Fees]]
  
-[[Spectrum Fee Schedule April 2017]]+[[http://www.macra.org.mw/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Spectrum-Fee-Schedule-April-2017.pdf|Spectrum Fee Schedule April 2017]]
  
 ===== Access to Spectrum ===== ===== Access to Spectrum =====
  
-The regulated spectrum in Malawi effectively ranges between 9 KHz – 100 GHz. It should be noted that the management of spectrum should be effective as its use is also essential to government functions ranging from defence and public safety to air traffic control and weather forecasting. Spectrum Management is essential for maintaining access to radio spectrum for all users. Under the [[Communications Act (1998)]], MACRA is charged with the responsibility of spectrum planning; creating new allocations, fulfilling frequency planning coordination and assignments, issuing licences, regulating and administering the use of radio frequencies; and the monitoring and enforcement procedures. It is further responsible for establishing regulations, frequency fees structure, technical parameters and standards governing the use of each band ensuring that current international regulations are met.+The regulated spectrum in Malawi effectively ranges between 9 KHz – 100 GHz. It should be noted that the management of spectrum should be effective as its use is also essential to government functions ranging from defence and public safety to air traffic control and weather forecasting. Spectrum Management is essential for maintaining access to radio spectrum for all users. Under the [[http://www.macra.org.mw/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Communications-Act-2016.pdf|Communications Act (1998)]], MACRA is charged with the responsibility of spectrum planning; creating new allocations, fulfilling frequency planning coordination and assignments, issuing licences, regulating and administering the use of radio frequencies; and the monitoring and enforcement procedures. It is further responsible for establishing regulations, frequency fees structure, technical parameters and standards governing the use of each band ensuring that current international regulations are met.
  
 Spectrum Management also takes into account economic, political, cultural, health and social considerations so as to deal with the ever increasing demand for the supply of available radio spectrum. Spectrum Management also takes into account economic, political, cultural, health and social considerations so as to deal with the ever increasing demand for the supply of available radio spectrum.