Introduction Myanmar Independent Living Initiative (MILI), established in 2011, is a self-help organization led by disabled persons that has been working at various levels and fighting for equal rights, inclusion and independent living of people with multiple types of disabilities in Myanmar. MILI promotes disability access in employment, education, health, disaster-risk reduction, social-enterprise, social, political, electoral and public sectors. LIRNEasia is a pro-poor, pro-market think tank established in 2004. It has been working on catalyzing policy change through research to improve people’s lives in the emerging Asia Pacific by facilitating their use of hard and soft infrastructures through the use of knowledge, information and technology. Myanmar ICT Development Organization (MIDO), established in 2012, uses Information and Communication Technology (ICT) as a tool for the development of the country by narrowing the digital divide in Myanmar; using ICT for the country’s development and the safeguarding of human rights; and encouraging the emergence of good Internet policies for ICT users. A half-day workshop for Parliamentarians was held on 14 December 2017 at the Summit Parkview Hotel, Yangon. The objectives of the workshop were; a) To provide an opportunity to introduce the concept of ICT accessibility for the disabled b) Present the working document based on conversations with the disabled community at a workshop held on 12-13 December, to the Members of Parliament c) Get the Parliamentarians input on how to proceed with implementing ICT accessibility in the country. All three objectives were met. The concept of accessibility, Myanmar’s progress in the ICT sector, and international commitments, along with global experiences and the economics of implementation, were presented to the Parliamentarians. The working document from the previous day’s workshop, which specified a number of recommendations including the signing and ratification of the Marrakesh Treaty, was presented. Much engagement was seen from the MPs, with the Parliamentarians inviting the organizers of the workshop to submit proposed legislation to the Parliament to be taken up officially.