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Copyright © LIRNEasia, 2009 ISBN 978-955-0141-00-5 Published by LIRNEasia 12 Balcombe Place Colombo 8 Sri Lanka Teleuse@BOP3: A Qualitative Study is the outcome of a research program conducted by CKS Consulting Pvt. Ltd. and commissioned by LIRNEasia CKS Consulting Pvt. Ltd. Center for Knowledge Societies #4004 100’ Road HAL II Stage, Indiranagar Bangalore 38, India www.cks.in Research Mentorship Dr. Aditya Dev Sood Project Manager Dhruv Sharma Report Author Saswati Saha-Mitra Graphics Anurag Dommeti Field Researchers Saswati Saha-Mitra, Dhruv Sharma, Sreedhar Reddy & Anjani Ramakrishna Citation: CKS Consulting Pvt. Ltd. (2009). Teleuse@BOP3: A Qualitative Study. Colombo: LIRNEasia. Visual credits: Bangladesh and Sri Lanka: Saswati Saha-Mitra, CKS Consulting Pvt. Ltd.; Philippines and Thailand: Dhruv Sharma, CKS Consulting Pvt. Ltd.; and India: Sreedhar Reddy & Anjani Ramakrishna, CKS Consulting Pvt. Ltd. Disclaimer: All visual elements shared from the research within the document as well as separately may not be used for advertizing products or services, brand endorsements or for public propaganda. This work was carried out with the aid of a grant from the International Development Research Centre (Ottawa, Canada), with contributions from Telenor Research & Development Centre Sdn. Bhd., Malaysia
Page 1: Teleuse@BOP3: A Qualitative Study C
Page 7 and 8: Introduction Why Is This Study Impo
Page 9 and 10: The uniqueness and importance of Te
Page 11 and 12: Review of Quantitative Findings Fac
Page 13 and 14: Experiencing Network Effects Adopti
Page 15 and 16: • On average, a slightly higher p
Page 17 and 18: demand side while the supply side w
Page 19 and 20: INDIA: South Zone Location Protocol
Page 21 and 22: PHILIPPINES Location Protocol Age G
Page 23 and 24: Respondent Profiles OCCUPATION PROF
Page 25 and 26: numbers of migrant workers. Hawkers
Page 27 and 28: Philippines The research in Philipp
Page 29 and 30: Home Visit and Media Mapping Exerci
Page 31 and 32: Discussion of Limitations There are
Page 33 and 34: households. Such class leveler argu
Page 35 and 36: several tasks remotely but the natu
Page 37 and 38: ownership of public phones in an ur
Page 39 and 40: countries, respondents of both the
Page 41 and 42: is currently using to track her boy
Page 43 and 44: male initiators, however, purchase
Page 45 and 46: The younger age groups are not only
Page 47 and 48: calls at times with his wife. All t
Page 49 and 50: Load sharing is an equally popular
Page 51 and 52: any immediate response but they wil
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Location, Enabling Environment and
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y walking). Villagers in both the c
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Paithan in particular, the male res
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Transportation Among all the infras
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towns. They point out that especial
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Institutional resources in Sri Lank
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In urban India, Pakistan and Sri La
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coins to make calls. As a result, e
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Experiencing Network Effects Adopti
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BOP respondents are also buying the
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are prime examples of such consciou
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In several cases, mobile phone adop
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is likely to have purchased a mobil
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opportunities facilitated by mobile
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stay in touch with them convenientl
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Unlike in all the other countries,
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making money out of their social re
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In Bangladesh, the wife of Mohammad
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are open to hearing about such opti
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trust in the service provider takes
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will continue farming or doing the
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Internal migrant workers who are da
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network within the country and bein
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their friends and the reason for th
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Looking to Mobile 2.0 Service Adopt
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end and 25 p / KB (USD 0.003 / KB)
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Almost 30% of the total respondents
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however, are not so much as a short
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cannot understand human sensibiliti
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she felt that her job at a factory
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Respondents, themselves, however, c
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product must be delivered to them a
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Summary of Findings Teleuse at the
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Appendix Bibliography Anderson, Jam
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UNDP. “Human Development Report 2
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