implementing organisation; measures will often be part of a range of measures that organisation is undertaking. Private sector participation will be managed by the implementing organisation. However, as part of the e-commerce strategy, it will be important for the Implementation Unit to monitor progress and flag up concerns when progress is not to plan. To facilitate this monitoring by the Implementation Unit, a “focal point” will be identified for each measure, who will report to the Implementation Unit regarding progress and any needs that may be incurred from other e-commerce strategy measures. A panel of experts may be recruited to support the Implementation Unit and implementing organisations in line with the Digital Economy Roadmap proposal5. 3.2 Strategy monitoring, key performance indicators and audit Monitoring and auditing of the strategy implementation will take place at a strategic level and an action plan level. At the strategic level, performance will be monitored against the targets set for the overarching goals. MoC through the E-commerce strategy Implementation Unit and Myanmar Statistical Information Service will monitor progress and collecting relevant information through field surveys, as well as from offices responsible for the implementation of the strategy measures. The field surveys will be undertaken in a manner consistent with other ASEAN states and international statistical standards to ensure comparability with similar data collected elsewhere. A set of key performance indicators (KPI) will be proposed, selected on the basis of important areas emerging from the country diagnostic, to support Myanmar in benchmarking and monitoring its progress. These KPIs are intended to support the strategy implementation, establish baseline measures and monitor progress over time in key pillar areas of Myanmar’s e-commerce ecosystem. Progress will be monitored by the Implementation Unit using data supplied by the initiative leads against milestones in the overall strategy and action plan and the data provided by the Myanmar Statistical Information Service. Initiative project plans will indicate how information for determining whether milestones have been achieved is to be collected. Progress will be reported regularly to the National E-commerce Committee. Results of the initiatives will be audited as necessary. Auditing of initiatives will be carried out independently and will be reported to the E-commerce Executive Committee. The National Ecommerce Committee will commission a yearly audit to review progress against strategic objectives and enabling objectives. It will also consider the performance of individual projects against plans. The audit will provide a written report that can be submitted to Cabinet via the Minister of Commerce. 5 DER 1.1 / 1.2 Digital Transformation and Digital Trade; 7. Establish a task force with national and international experts to provide recommendations for digital transformation and digital trade. 14