TELENOR LAUNCH DIGITAL MYANMAR REPORT

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TELENOR LAUNCH DIGITAL MYANMAR REPORT ZABAI HOUSEWARMING PRESENTATION 29th January 2019

Telenor is committed to digitalization 2015 2016 2016 contributing to ongoing policy discussions through examples of best practice on digital development/inclusion. Bangladesh Thailand Pakistan

Strong mobile infrastructure is a foundation for Digital development and economic growth Average monthly usage by Telenor Myanmar 4G customers 5.6 GB Average monthly usage by all Telenor Myanmar customers 1.2 GB

DIGITAL MYANMAR Key 7 areas to accelerate Digital Myanmar DIGITAL SERVICES DIGITAL GOVERNMENT DIGITAL ENTERPRISES DIGITAL CONSUMERS DIGITAL FOUNDATIONS DIGITAL FRAMEWORKS DIGITAL INFRA-STRUCTURE DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS DIGITAL SKILLS

TELENOR RECOMMENDATIONS A clear framework and enforcement is a critical for attracting investments and driving momentum TELENOR RECOMMENDATIONS CREATE a digital economy master plan that outlines clear ambitions, priorities and implementation responsibilities ENACT laws and regulations that support a digital economy, protects intellectual properties and digital privacy. ESTABLISH the independent telecommunications regulator, and enforce rule of law.

TELENOR RECOMMENDATIONS Digital skills are needed in all parts of society to fully promote and benefit from a connected society TELENOR RECOMMENDATIONS EMPOWER Universities and Schools with ICT labs, high speed internet and a modern digital literacy curriculum. TRAINING of all civil servants to increase readiness for digital government FOCUS on vocational digital literacy training for entire population to raise overall competence and confidence.

Telenor remains committed to support the next Digital journey of Myanmar Clear goals and alignment between Government and Private sector has successfully delivered Mobile connectivity to all people of Myanmar. World-class Digital infrastructure is now ready to be leveraged further and bring Digital Myanmar to its next level. Telenor provides recommendations for how Government can accelerate the Digital progress.