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Lao presentation on Green ICT
1. Workshop on Green ICT:
Promoting and Dissemination Green ICT Actions
Indonesia
2010
Workshop on Green ICT:
Promoting and Dissemination Green ICT Actions
Indonesia 2010
Presentation of LAO PDR
By
Khamphanh SOUVANNAKHA
NATIONAL AUTHORITY OF POST AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
2. Sabaydee / Good Morning
Where is Lao PDR
Asia / Indochina
ASEAN
3.
4.
5. Population (2009 est.): 6.8 million.
Annual growth rate (2009 est.): 2.3%.
Capital--Vientiane (2006 pop. est. 711,919)
17. Summary of the Economy
GDP (2008 est.): $5.2 billion.
Per capita income (2008 est.): $765.
GDP growth rate (2009 est.): 4.5%.
Natural resources: Hydroelectric power, timber, and minerals.
Agriculture (39.2% of GDP, 2008 est.): Primary products--glutinous rice, coffee, corn,
sugarcane, vegetables, tobacco, ginger, water buffalo, pigs, cattle, poultry, sweet potatoes,
cotton, tea, and peanuts.
Industry (34.3% of GDP, 2008 est.): Primary types--copper, tin, gold, and gypsum mining;
timber, electric power, agricultural processing, construction, garments, cement, tourism.
Industrial growth rate (2008 est.): 11%.
Services (2008 est.): 26.6% of GDP.
Trade: Exports (2008 est.)--$1.033 billion: gold and copper, electricity, wood and wood
products, garments, coffee and other agricultural products, rattan, and tin. Major markets--
Thailand, Vietnam, France, and Germany.
Imports (2008 est.)--$1.278 billion. Major imports--fuel, food, consumer, goods, machinery
and equipment, vehicles and spare parts. Major suppliers--Thailand, China, Vietnam.
18. ICT Status:(as of June 2009)
Numbers of Operators
Enterprise ' s Telecommunication Lao (ETL)
Lao Telecommunication Company (LTC)
Star Telecom Company
MilliCom Lao Limited Company (TIGO)
1.Sky TeleCom Limited Company
Sub Internet Service
1.Planet Limited Company
2.National Authority Science Technology
3.LanXang Limited Company
31. Public ICT Regulatory and
Administrative Institutions
Telecommunication Act :
2000
(/Ministry of Telecommunication Post Transmission and
Construction)
National ICT Policies :
2008 issue by PM
National Authority of Post and Telecommunication /
Lao National Internet Committee/ by VPM
32. Government
LANIC
NAPT
Dept Tel & Internet
Lao National Internet Center Operators
Lao National Database Center LACERT
Lao & Eng Apps
35. Part I: ICT environmental impacts: Existing green ICT actions
and regulations
PIC:
Name: Khamphanh SOUVANNAKHA
E-mail: khamphanh@napt.gov.la;xw1fan@gmail.com
Company name & address: National Authority of Post and
Telecommunications
Q1. What are the environmental impacts of ICT applications? Please
give data about the carbon emission rate in your country.
36. R1. Climate Change in the Lao
PDR( Refer to Strategy on Climate
Change of the Lao PDR Vientiane ,
Mach 2010.
Table 1: Greenhouse Gas
Inventories (1990)
37. R4. General National Strategy on ii) CO =CO to the years iii) Conversion Factor; for the years 2006-2010
Remark: i) Unit=1,000 tons; Environment 2 equivalent; 2020 and Action Plan
2-eq
1 ton of CH4 = 21 tons of CO2-eq; 1 tons of NO2 =310 tons of CO2-eq
Table 1: Greenhouse Gas
Inventories (1990)
CO2 CH4 N2 O CO2-eq
Energy 414.90 22.70 0.12 928.80
Agriculture 0 271.27 0 5,696.67
LUCF 16,628.67 29.50 0.20 17,310.17
Wast 0 11.43 0 240.03
Total 17,043.57 334.90 0.32 24,175.67
Remark: i) Unit=1,000 tons; ii) CO2-eq=CO2 equivalent; iii) Conversion Factor;
1 ton of CH4 = 21 tons of CO2-eq; 1 tons of NO2 =310 tons of CO2-eq
38.
39. R2. Yes we have the general policy and regulation under
Authority of water and environment:
1. Environmental Protection Law 02/99/NA
Implementation Decree by
National Assembly
2. Strategy on Climate Change of Lao PDR
March 2010
3. Decree on National Environment standard 2010
40. Q3. Are there any policies that governs the use of environmentally
friendly technologies/materials in ICT sector in your country?
No specific to ICT, There are:
1.Decree on National Environment standard
2.Decree on the Implementation of Environmental Protection
Law
3.Decree on Compensation and Resettlement of People
Affected by Development Projects
41. Q2. What are the strategies to use renewable energy? Has the solar cell technology been
used as substitution for fuel energy? Describe your strategies to minimize the use of
energy.
R2. Mitigation priorities for energy sector will include the following:
1. Electrification: reaching the target of 70% by 2010 and 90% by 2020 as set in the
Growth and poverty Reduction Strategy (NGPES).
2. Renewable energy: accelerating the development of such renewable energy sources
as solar and wind as well as hydropower including mini-hydro—household-base,
institution-based and/or community-based—especially for remote communities;
3. Cleaner energy: by making use of the coal-bed methane and coalmine methane, and
seeking cleaner technologies for the development of the country’s abundant lignite
resources;
4. Energy efficiency and saving: by introducing energy-efficient lighting and appliances
and energy-efficient buildings;
5. Low-carbon transport: by promoting the use of alternate energy operated motor
vehicles; including cars and motorcycles and pursuing environmental sustainable
transport strategy;
6. Improving the public: awareness on energy saving through implementing initiatives
such as car free day, earth day and world environment day; and..
7. Seeking the opportunities under CDM:
42. Q4. What are your country’s primary strategies to support the green
environtment in term of ICT? What are the innovation of green technologies?
How can ICTs contribute to systemic change for more equitable and sustainable
global development?
R4. General National Strategy on Environment to the years 2020 and
Action Plan for the years 2006-2010