e-Government
Though in the past Myanmar has been consistently ranked as one of the least developed countries in the field of e-government, the new administration is keen to adopt technology as a tool for not only increased efficiency, but also "good government and clean governance"- as president U Thein Sein has put it. The government has been working closely with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) to develop the use of e-government platforms and incorporate ICT into policy-making and legislation, mainly through the development of National ICT Master Plan, starting since 2000. While implementation of said plans had been behind schedule and the adoption of technology in practice requires necessary trainings and facilities, the Myanmar government is gradually implementing more and more e-government projects, both within ministries, and in the interface with other agencies and citizens.