Technical Study on ICT Infrastructure Data, Costs and Analysis in Malawi

Signed on 24/09/2026 between ITU and

  • Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA), Malawi

To undertake a technical study on ICT infrastructure data, costs and analysis, aiming to provide evidence-based data on infrastructure costs, infrastructure sharing, retail and wholesale pricing arrangements to inform policy and regulatory measures aimed at improving affordability and increase the uptake of digital services in Malawi.

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Adoption of the Connectivity Planning Platform (CPP)

Signed on 23/09/2026 between ITU and

  • Universal Postal Union

To collaborate on the UPU`s adoption of CPP to support evidence-based planning for broadband and last-mile connectivity.

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Global Electronics Management GEM Program Global Child Project: Coordination and Knowledge Management

Signed on 21/09/2026 between ITU and

  • United Nations Industrial Development Organization

To substantially reduce e-waste generation and enhance circularity and resource recovery in the ICT sector.

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Promote ICT and STEM Opportunities among girls and young women in Brazil

Signed on 14/09/2026 between ITU and

  • Abrint - Brazilian Association of Internet and Telecommunication Service Providers, Brazil (Federative Republic of)

To promote ICT and STEM opportunities among girls and young women, particularly those from public schools and underserved communities across Brazil.

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Advancing Early Warnings for All (EW4All)

Signed on 04/09/2026 between ITU and

  • United Nations Development Programme

To support the implementation of the Early Warnings for All (EW4All) initiative by leading actions under Pillar 3 (Warning Dissemination and Communication).

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Media Broadcasting Channels in Warning Dissemination: Best Practices and Recommendations

Signed on 17/08/2026 between ITU and

  • European Broadcasting Union

To jointly create and co-publish, in the English language, the collaboration work provisionally entitled: Media Broadcasting Channels in Warning Dissemination: Best Practices and Recommendations.

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