The training of trainers on Harmonized Calculation Method for Africa (HCM4A) Agreement's Administrative and Technical Procedures aims to equip trainers with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and explain the technical and administrative procedures of the agreement. Led by experts who drafted the HCM4A agreement, the five-day training program will cover cross-border frequency coordination, administrative procedures for coordinating a station, assigning frequencies for temporary use, evaluating coordination requests, exchanging information in connection with the Frequency Register, and sending a harmful interference report. By the end of the training, participants should have a comprehensive understanding of the HCM4A Agreement's administrative and technical procedures and be able to train others effectively. The training is a critical step towards the successful implementation and adoption of the HCM4A agreement, which aims to facilitate cross-border frequency coordination among different African countries, create a harmonized regional and national policy, legal, and regulatory framework conducive to significant investments in the ICT infrastructure and services, and enhance the quality of telecommunication services in Africa.
Location: Kenya
A joint initiative of the AU, EU and ITU
