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3 Source: Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT), “Licence Issued List” August 2015 Table 34: Principle Companies Operating in the ICT Value Chain Fibre optic cable Mobile network operators Eager Communications Group Ltd Myanmar Fibre Optic Cable Network Company Ltd. (MFOCN) Myanma Posts and Telecommunications and KDDI Summit Global Myanmar Company Limited (MPT/KSM) Telenor Myanmar Ltd. Ooredoo Myanmar Ltd. Tower companies Internet service providers Apollo Towers Myanmar Tower Company (MTC) Irrawaddy Green Towers Eco-Friendly Towers (EFT) Myanmar Infrastructure Group (MIG) Pan Asia Majestic Eagle Ltd. Myanma Posts and Telecommunications Yatanarpon Teleport Red Link Sky Net Telenor Myanmar Ltd. Ooredoo Myanmar Ltd. Elite Fortune Frontiir Network equipment providers Web based service providers Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) Ericsson Huawei ZTE Wipro Facebook Google Viber MySquar Bee Chat WeChat Line 118 PAGE CHAPTER 3: SECTOR-LEVEL IMPACTS

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Myanmar ICT Sector-Wide Impact Assessment

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Digital Rights
Internet Connectivity / Accessibility

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Institute for Human Rights and Business
Myanmar Centre for Responsible Business (MCRB)
The Danish Institute for Human Rights

Date Published: Sep 15, 2015

Abstract: This Sector Wide Impact Assessment (SWIA) carried out by the Myanmar Centre for Responsible Business (MCRB), in partnership with its co-founders, the Institute of Human Rights and Business (IHRB) and the Danish Institute of Human Rights (DIHR) is focused on Myanmar’s ICT sector. It is based on both desk-based and field research in Mandalay, Sagaing and Yangon Regions, and Shan, Mon and Kayin States. It includes in-depth analysis of existing Myanmar policy and legal frameworks relevant to the sector, as well as the historical, political and economic context. It also includes research on the policies and practices of a wide range of companies in the ICT sector in Myanmar in order to further understanding and set out an analysis of the sector and its actual and potential impacts on Myanmar society. The idea behind a SWIA is to present key human rights risks and opportunities for the Government of Myanmar, companies operating in the sector, and civil society in order to improve the regulation and operations of the sector in a manner that provides benefit to Myanmar, its people, and businesses. It is a forward-looking assessment that aims to contribute to preventing and minimising the sector’s negative impacts as well as strengthening and improving the sector’s positive impacts.

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