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The presentation slides will be available here shortly.
Presentation of Data in Yangon
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Per Helmersen
Report download link much appreciated.
Tanya
Looking forward to seeing the survey and slides…
Helani
Per, Tanya:
Please see http://lirneasia.net/2015/08/results-of-baseline-survey-of-ict-use-in-myanmar/ for slides, questionnaires etc.
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