Enacom resolution 4,751, published last November 4 in the Official Gazette, modified the scope of the program, effective since 2016 and to which up to US$ 15 million will be allocated. Now Non-Refundable Contributions will cover up to 80% of the cost of networks and equipment that have as their objective the “technological replacement”, a broad concept that includes other elements besides the optical fiber for extensions or new networks, as it was before. The funds, from the SU (Universal Service), may also be used to cover consulting and management costs.