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• Ericsson wins ‘Green Electronics’ category at the annual European Electronics Industry Awards
• Judges recognize Ericsson’s world-class strategy to reduce its environmental impact throughout the value chain

In a new report sponsored by Ericsson and other partners, the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) and the Boston Consulting Group have adjusted the outlook on the positive influence that Information and Communications Technology (ICT) can have on reducing carbon emission in the world.

Mobile communications in Myanmar are underdeveloped compared to other countries in the region. In a new report, Ericsson explores the socioeconomic impact that telecommunications could bring to a country that is just reemerging in the global economy.

• Third edition of Ericsson’s Networked Society City Index ranks New York, Stockholm and London highest in terms of their ability to use ICT to benefit business
• Individuals, rather than businesses or institutions, drive development resulting from ICT maturity
• Report concludes that businesses benefit from ICT when there are clear legal and fiscal frameworks, simple and fast procedures and predictable conditions

The formation and achievements of the United Nations (UN) are celebrated each year on October 24 on United Nations Day. As a strong supporter and active participant in UN initiatives, Ericsson is honoring the organization’s work to create lasting change.

• Ericsson, Djibouti Telecom, Ministry of Telecommunication and Ministry of Education announce the launch of the Connect To Learn project
• 1,300 students and teachers have access to laptops, projectors, training, broadband connectivity and online educational resources
• Launch of Connect To Learn in the Arab world

Ericsson and AT&T hosted a 36-hour coding challenge in lower Manhattan this weekend, running simultaneously with the Social Good Summit at the 92Y uptown.

The Broadband Commission has recommended action in four areas in its annual report to the UN Secretary-General.