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    Strategic Plan of the ECC

    explore new frequency management approaches;


    maintain a core expertise in spectrum regulation, management, sharing, coordination,
    and compatibility studies;
    explore new and innovative sharing solutions to increase sharing and reduce spectrum
    scarcity;
    continue to develop spectrum harmonisation measures while avoiding duplication of
    work and develop technical and regulatory parameters in close cooperation with ETSI;
    ensure regular update and maintenance of spectrum utilisation information in EFIS;
    maintain and develop its expertise in enforcement issues;
    expand its expertise in non-technical tools of spectrum management, e. g. economics,
    impact assessment, assessment of spectrum value, market research.

    2.1.2 Numbering and addressing


    New service and user requirements will drive the strategy for numbering, naming and
    addressing but must also take into account the developments in technology. Consumers have
    access to a large variety of telecommunication services using numbering, naming and
    addressing resources via various networks based on different technologies and protocols to
    support these services. Operators use these resources for billing and routing and the
    emergency services for tracing back citizens seeking help. Therefore the ECC shall

    study and promote the harmonisation of these numbering resources where this results
    in a benefit for the end-user whose need for cross-border mobility is increasing in an
    increasingly integrated Europe;
    also advocate a common approach in the development of numbering policies,
    especially for new services and applications (e.g. NGN, M2M, …);
    focus on the development of common measures against fraudulent use of numbering
    resources.

    2.2 Europe wide forum for the work in ITU


    Worldwide the ITU is of great importance. The Radiocommunications Sector of the ITU (ITU-R)
    consolidates all the ITU work in the field of radiocommunications. In this global environment
    good results are only achievable if the particular interests of the CEPT countries can be focused
    on a common European goal. The ECC shall:

    develop European Common Proposals (ECP’s) for ITU World and Regional Radio
    Conferences and Radiocommunication Assemblies; The ECC will strive for more
    support for its ECP’s and should continue to evaluate its procedures for developing
    ECP’s and for coordination with other regional organisations, recognising the
    requirement for administrations of EU Member States to take into account EU policy
    objectives;
    co-ordinate positions in order to assist CEPT Administrations that are Members of the
    ITU Council in presenting a European position in respect of conference agendas and
    timing;
    develop, as required, co-ordinated positions for other ITU meetings;
    consult with various bodies and organisations inside and outside CEPT to broaden
    support for CEPT positions;
    promote and participate in actions that contribute towards narrowing down the digital
    divide.

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