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130 Huawei Investment & Holding Co., Ltd. 2014 Annual Report
Broadband networks that offer affordable and convenient connectivity have the potential to significantly drive
economic growth, modernize education, and improve people's lives. With this in mind, Huawei has closely
collaborated with its stakeholders and participated in broadband build-out projects in different regions. We strive
to promote ubiquitous broadband for all and bridge the broadband divide on a global scale.
Making Internet Access Available to over 3,000 Students in South Sudan
In cooperation with a local carrier and UNESCO,
Huawei helped schools in South Sudan connect to
the Internet and access the information society.
In 2014, the first phase of the project enabled four
schools to connect to the communications network,
allowing over 3,000 students to access the Internet
for the first time. These schools were entitled to 1
gigabyte of data per month per computer free of
charge, so that students could enrich their knowledge by surfing the Internet freely. In addition, Huawei
played several roles during the project, including providing computer training for school staff, furnishing
computer labs, repairing computers, and offering computers, desks, and chairs. Thanks to Huawei's efforts,
these students were able to use the Internet with ease.
Empowered by Huawei's technologies, students were able to participate in the UNESCO Associated Schools
Project Network to learn from and interact with students in neighboring countries.
Broadband Inclusion for All
Students in South Sudan accessing the Internet