ATOM marks 7th ICT Equipment donation to accelerate digital transformation in education and health
ATOM, Myanmar’s leading 4.5G telecom provider, has launched its first community initiative of 2026 by donating ICT Lab equipment to BEHS (Sub) Taman Chaung village, Ngaputaw township in Ayeyarwady. This latest contribution, valued at about 50 million MMK will directly benefit 600 students with essential digital equipment and skills to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world.
ATOM continues its strong ongoing commitment to advancing digitalisation in the education and making sure every student has access to quality digital equipment that could uplift to them without any digital gap. Beyond the installation of fully equipped ICT labs with digital devices, broadband and one year of connectivity, ATOM continuously providing hands-on training and ongoing support together with ICT lab donations. This donation of ICT lab includes about 50 million MMK worth devices including laptops, computer accessories, printer and more.
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For capacity building, ATOM has partnered with MCC to conduct a “Training of Trainers” programme. In addition, essential school supplies were provided to students and teachers as part of the donation initiative. By combining essential technology with professional educator support, ATOM is empowering local communities with a long-term vision for a digital future.
“Empowering young people with digital skills and access to technology is essential to building Myanmar’s future. By investing in youth today, we are unlocking innovation, creativity, and opportunities for tomorrow. Through our continued support in providing ICT Lab equipment, we aim to equip students with the knowledge and confidence they need to thrive in the digital age and contribute to inclusive growth,” said Mr. Ahmad Abdallah, Chief Executive Officer of ATOM.
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Since 2022, ATOM has invested 200 million MMK to equip ICT Labs in schools nationwide, benefiting about 10,000 students. ATOM goes beyond donations by providing ICT Lab equipment to help improve access to digital learning in communities.
U Thein Hoke, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer of ATOM stated, “The completion of our 7th ICT Lab reflects our continued commitment to advancing the “Digitalisation of Health and Education”, one of the three key pillars of ATOM’s CSR initiatives. We are pleased to create meaningful opportunities for young people to develop essential digital skills for the future. Moving forward, we will continue to build on this momentum by delivering impactful community initiatives that support sustainable development.”
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“Education is a shared responsibility, and today ATOM has demonstrated the impact of combining technology with community spirit. By equipping our school with these equipment, this will not only open doors for our students but also inspire them to aim higher and dream bigger” expressed by Daw Khin Mya, Principal of Basic Education High School (Sub) Taman Chaung Village.
ATOM continues to prioritise educational growth as a central pillar of its Corporate Social Responsibility. By establishing seven ICT Labs across Yangon, Mandalay, Nay Pyi Taw, Mawlamyine, Shan State, and the Ayeyarwady Region, ATOM provides the essential infrastructure for a digital-first future. These investments in hardware, software, connectivity and training reflect ATOM’s long-term commitment to empowering Myanmar’s youth and helping communities experience a “Life Beyond Better.”
