Annex A | Stakeholder Questionnaire Annex A: Stakeholder Questionnaire Interviewee name/gender:________________________________ Organization/occupation/sector:____________________________ Interview date & by whom:________________________________ Where:__________________________________________________ Intro for all interviews and focus groups: There have been many socioeconomic changes in Myanmar in the past 5 years, including the introduction of new information and communication technologies (ICT). We would like to discuss your opinion of how ICTs are changing life in Myanmar. STAKEHOLDER TYPE: EMPLOYER, CSO, EDUCATOR, INFOMEDIARY Section I: The Personal is Political Q1. Have new ICTs changed the sector in which you work? A1. Please describe. Q2. Have new ICTs changed your own work specifically? Please A2. give an example of positive or negative change. [prompt: do you have Internet access at work? Do you use a computer, mobile phone or other technology for work?] Q3. Do women and men have the same access to ICTs in the A3. sector in which you work? If no, how does access differ? Q4. Do women and men have the same skills needed to use A4. ICTs in the sector in which you work? If not, how do the skills differ? Q5. Have new ICTs changed your life outside of work? Please A5. describe. (prompt: do you have Internet access at home? Do you own a mobile phone? Have ICTs changed your communication with family members, media consumption habits, level of participation in community activities, new education or employment opportunities?) Q6. Have new ICTs changed life for your female relatives? Male A6. relatives? Please describe. Q7. Are there ways in which you think better ICT access or A7. stronger skills could improve life for you or your relatives? Please describe. Section II: Broadening the Perspective: Access Q8. In Myanmar, only 2% of people report having online access A8. to digital information (the internet) which is much lower than in other countries. In what ways do you think increasing such access could change life in Myanmar? Ending the Gender Digital Divide in Myanmar: A Problem-Driven Political Economy Assessment | 93