About the GSMA Spectrum Programme
Why spectrum matters?
Spectrum is a finite resource and valuable national asset, but its true value comes from its use to deliver innovative services to consumers and enterprises. Therefore, long-term planning and clarity on spectrum access are critical for mobile development to support widespread, affordable access to connectivity.
The timely assignment of harmonised radio spectrum for mobile services at the right price and conditions can meet the growing demand for high-speed mobile broadband worldwide.
What we do
The GSMA understands the importance of the mobile industry engaging with governments, regulators and international bodies all over the world to deliver affordable connectivity and ensure that no one is left behind in the digital age.
We support our members’ spectrum capacity requirements to improve and expand services, break down barriers to digital equality and address the usage and coverage gaps.