Question 23907 — digital

Summary

Ms. Annie Genevard questions the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities on the Government's commitments in terms of fixed very high speed. Every working day, 13,000 fiber optic lines are built. Local authorities contribute significantly to this performance, by building nearly 750,000 fiber optic lines in 2018, which constitutes a record for networks. public initiative. To take its part in this project, estimated at between 20 and 30 billion euros, the State created the “Fund for Digital Society” (FSN). This fund was initially allocated 3.3 billion euros to support these public initiative networks (RIP). It appears today that, in light of the savings made on certain projects and the increase in the share of private financing, a remainder of this envelope could be allocated to financing other projects. Furthermore, at the end of 2017, the Prime Minister launched a call for demonstrations of local commitment (AMEL) to allow communities to use private companies to finance all or part of the network in their area of ​​intervention. After several postponements, the Minister had set June 15, 2019 as the date before which operators had to announce their intentions. investment. Also, many communities are now waiting for the reopening of the “FSN window” in order to be able to achieve the Government's objective of 100% FTTH in 2025. Indeed, the FTTH deployments of 2022 need to be financed now: the first studies must be launched and, with them, the first expenses must already be incurred. Also, she would like to know the resources allocated by the Government to the deployment of the last FTTH phases of communities and the reopening date of the Digital Society Fund window.

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