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<h1>DAVID DELGADO <br>
Advisor, Telecommunications</h1>
<p>Mr. Delgado is an engineer, manager, and policy analyst with extensive
experience in the telecommunications sector. His expertise includes
electrical-mechanical engineering,� network planning, satellite communications,
rural telecommunications, project appraisal and management, and procurement.
He has been involved in the development, appraisal and supervision of
projects with a wide range of components in both public and private sectors.
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<p>He has assisted in the preparation of
bidding documents and contractual documents for equipment procurement
and turnkey arrangements, as well as for technical assistance and consulting
work. </p>
<h1>EDUCATION</h1>
<p>Mr. Delgado holds a degree in Electrical-Mechanical
Engineering from the Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia. In addition,
he has had extensive training in telecommunications systems: switching
and transmission, teletraffic, network planning, satellite communications,
project evaluation and project management.</p>
<h1>PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE</h1>
<p>Mr. Delgado has worked closely with ministries and regulatory agencies
in countries throughout the world in the formulation of sector policy,
institutional strengthening, and infrastructure development projects.�
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<p>In recent years, Mr. Delgado has worked
as a consultant with major international engineering, planning and telecommunications
firms. He has carried out consultancies with public and private sector
clients in Poland, Jordan, Lima, Peru, Turkey, and El Salvador. In these
countries, his major responsibilities included:</p>
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<p>feasibility studies (including� studies of market, regulatory, and
technical issues)� for nationwide fiber-optic infrastructure projects;</p>
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<p>technical assistance for implementation of a nationwide
ATM data transmission network;</p>
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<p>specialized assistance for� development of a telecommunications sector
reform plan, with recommendations for its implementation including
development of regulatory frameworks and licensing protocols.</p>
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<p><b>WORLD BANK</b></p>
<p>For more than a decade, Mr. Delgado worked
as a Telecommunications Engineer for the World Bank. In that capacity,
he helped set new standards for telecommunications in such countries as
Pakistan and Sri Lanka. He also worked on World Bank telecommunications
projects in Nepal, China, Laos, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador
and Western Samoa. The projects in Pakistan and Sri Lanka serve to illustrate
the scope of Mr. Delgado's expertise in the telecommunications field:</p>
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<li>In Pakistan, Mr. Delgado supervised the implementation
and evaluated the impact of the Fifth Telecommunications Project, which
involved networks and services at rural, local, long-distance and international
levels as well as strengthening the operational capability of Pakistan's
Telegraph and Telephone Department (now the Pakistan Telecommunications
Corporation). In particular, the domestic long-distance network
was substantially improved with the addition of a fiber optic cable
route along the country. In addition, Mr. Delgado prepared a project
that will provide technical assistance to establish a new regulatory
framework and support the privatization of the national operator. Having
assisted in the preparation of technical specifications and bidding
documents for the procurement of a national frequency management and
monitoring, Mr. Delgado supervised implementation activities for this
project.</li>
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<li>In Sri Lanka, Mr. Delgado appraised and supervised
the Second Telecommunications Project, a World Bank-financed project
to improve sector efficiency and support the initial investment program
(network expansion and improved services in Colombo and some of the
provinces) of the Sri Lanka Telecommunications Corporation. He contributed
to a study on strategic options for the telecommunications sector and
assisted in the preparation of technical specifications and bidding
documents for a computerized frequency management and monitoring system
and terms of reference for the provision of consulting services to the
Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC). Mr. Delgado also supervised
the implementation of the Telecommunications Regulation and Public Enterprise
Reform Technical Assistance Project.</li>
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<p>Prior to joining the World Bank, Mr.
Delgado had a long and distinguished career with Empresa Nacional de Telecommunicaciones
de Colombia (TELCOM) where he held various technical and managerial positions,
including Vice President for Rural Telecommunications. In that capacity
he established extensive structures to improve communications throughout
the rural regions of the country. He also supervised and coordinated a
contract with COMSAT General Corp. for the Colombian Satellite Project.
His activities included the preparation of technical specifications for
the space and earth segments of the system, negotiation of conditions
for the use of North American and European launch vehicles, and coordination
of satellite positions in the geo-synchronous orbit.</p>
<p>Mr. Delgado also served as Advisor to
the Minister of Communications in Colombia. He prepared studies for improving
policies and procedures for handling international cooperation and managing
international agreements. In addition, he conducted an analysis of the
Colombian telecommunications network as a basis for a broader study sponsored
by the Organization of American States.</p>
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<p>A detailed CV is available on request
from PM Global</p>
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