The Pacific Islands Mobile Economy report has been produced to complement the Asia Pacific Mobile Economy series. This report is a first and specifically excludes Australia and New Zealand in order to highlight the very different and challenging demands that this region faces. The mobile industry in the Pacific Islands has grown rapidly over recent years but with subscriber growth set to slow, there is a need to examine where collaborative action could support expansion of communication services, especially mobile broadband.

GSMA:The Mobile Economy Pacific Islands 2015（太平洋岛国移动经济）目录：
1 The mobile industry in the Pacific Islands
1.1 Regional overview
1.2 Subscriber growth set to slow
1.3 A diverse region dominated by larger markets
1.4 Technology migration now underway
1.5 Market structure a challenge in many markets across the region
1.6 The role of satellite in the Pacific Islands
2 Contribution to economic and social development in the Pacific Islands
2.1 Mobile contribution to economic development
2.2 Mobile contribution to social development
2.3 Digital Inclusion in the Pacific Islands
2.4 Delivering financial inclusion in the Pacific Islands
2.5 Disaster Response
2.6 Tackling the gender gap in the Pacific Islands
2.7 Mobile addressing a range of other social challenges in the region
3.2 Connected living: Mobilising the Internet of Things
3.3 Digital commerce
3 Policy: Supportive and collaborative action
3.1 Spectrum – a scare resource requiring careful management
3.2 The importance of national broadband plans
3.3 Building regulatory capacity in the region: the potential role of the GSMA