LIRNEasia’s mission is to improve the lives the people of Asia; by making it easier to use the information and communication technologies that they need; by changing the laws, policies and regulations to enable those uses; by building Asia-based human capacity through research, training, consulting and advocacy. To that end, LIRNEasia will endeavor to transform governance and regulation of ICTs in the Asian region from obstructive, inhibiting regimes, into ones that will allow opportunities for people to use ICTs in ways that will improve their lives and to expand opportunities for entrepreneurs and innovators to introduce new products and services with a minimum of government interference. Our immediate priority is building a team of Asian ICT policy and regulatory professionals that can work on equal terms with the best in the world. Initially concentrating on the South Asian and Bay of Bengal areas, LIRNEasia will soon expand its scope to the rest of Asia, with the help of our regional partners.
Projects »
- Book: ICT INFRASTRUCTURE IN EMERGING ASIA
- Benchmarks
- Rapid Response Program
- 2008-2010
- Banded Forbearance
- Indicators, continued
- Mobile2.0@BOP
- Evaluating a Real-Time Biosurveillance Program (RTBP): A Pilot Project
- Broadband Benchmarking QoSE 2.0
- Telecom Regulatory Environment (TRE) assessment
- Teleuse at the Bottom of the Pyramid 3 (Teleuse@BOP3)
- NRA Website Survey: Asia-Pacific 2008
- 2006-2007
- Assessing local capacity for ICT policy and regulation in the Pacific
- Base Line Sector Analysis of the BPO Industry in Sri Lanka
- Broadband QoSE Benchmarking
- Evaluating Last-Mile Hazard Information Dissemination (HazInfo)
- ICTs, Transaction Costs & Traceability in Agricultural Markets
- Measuring ICT Sector & Regulatory Performance
- Teleuse at the Bottom of the Pyramid 2 (Teleuse@BOP2)
- Virtual Organization
- 2004-2005
- Asian Backbone Study
- Conditions for success of least cost subsidies: the experience of Nepal
- Development of Bhutan’s Telecom Network
- Early Warning System for Dam Hazards
- Indonesia WiFi Access Innovation
- National Early Warning System: Sri Lanka
- Regulatory Website Survey
- Replicability of a Microfinance Approach to Extending Telecom Access
- Teleuse at the Bottom of the Pyramid 1 (Teleuse@BOP1)
- Universal Service: India Case Study
- Webhamuva
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