The main driver of increasing connectivity has been the decreasing costs of Internet access, mobile phone services and personal computers. In many LDCs, this quiet revolution has been led by mobile phones, which are allowing people, even in remote areas, to connect better with each other and with the rest of the world. Products and services enabled by information and communications technology (ICT) range from mobile payment systems to health services in remote regions where doctors are not always able to be present in times of emergency (Box 9.1). The most recent Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF, Box 9.2) analytical study, conducted by the government of Nepal, prioritised incentives to attract investment in the information technology (IT) and ICT sectors, such as corporate income tax holidays until 2020, a 0% excise tax on imported telecom and computer equipment, and 100% ownership and dividend/capital repatriation for foreign investors.