Inclusive mobile connectivity invested by the governments is to provide primary communication and internet for villages, public areas, schools, clinics, highways, borders, and islands in remote areas to promote local social and economic development.

Challenges in implementing inclusive mobile connectivity:
• Higher costs in civil engineering, transmission, power supply, and transportation for remote sites;
• Lower revenue per site for fewer and scattered users. The return on investment (ROI) is generally longer than 5 years, which leads to low willingness to invest in construction, slow process, and low coverage rate in these remote areas.

To overcome these challenges, Huawei launches the RuraStar series solution. It can help the governments build mobile networks at low costs fast, enables people in remote areas to connect to the digital world, and improves conditions in communication, education, healthcare, employment, and finance as well. It also has the critical communication capability of trunking and dispatching to help the governments respond to disasters and emergencies quickly.