Ghana - NCA Published National Frequency Allocation Table
Business description
The Ghana National Communications Authority (NCA) has recently published the National Frequency Allocation Table (NFAT) for wireless communications services in Ghana. The NFAT is one of the most important tools for effective spectrum management. It details the uses of the various frequency bands for the numerous radio communication service categories in accordance with the Radio Regulations of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
The objective of developing the NFAT is to maximize the efficient use of radio spectrum while assuring that spectrum is made available for new technologies and services. The table contains current uses of spectrum and those that may be used in future.
The NFAT does not infer any right for use of radio services or equipment without authorisation. According to Section 3 (n) of the NCA Act, Act 769 of 2008 and sections 66 and 67 of the Electronic Communications Act, Act 775, manufacturers or their authorised agents require authorisation before producing or assembling, or selling/using any Electronic Communication Equipment (ECE) in Ghana.
Countries:
Ghana
Product categories:
03 Household Appliances
03 IT/Audio & Video
03 Luminaires/LED
03 Power Tools
04 Components
04 Machinery Products
04 Power Electronics
Technical aspects:
Telecom/Wireless
Business fields:
P.03 Electrical
P.04 Solar & Commercial
Regions:
Africa
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