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Coverage of Early Learning Materials Development in Ethnic Languages with Support from H&M Foundation Myanmar Information Management Unit Coverage of Early Learning Materials Development in Ethnic Languages with support from H&M Foundation 95° E 100° E Coverage of Early Learning Materials 1. Anu 2. Asang (Khongso) 3. Bwe Karen BHUTAN 4. Chakma 5. Goga 6. Inntha Lahe KACHIN INDIA 7. Kanise Khumi 8. Khamee Hkamti Hpakant 9. Khawng Tu Myitkyina Lay Shi Mogaung Waingmaw 10. Lemi (Chin) N N ° CHINA ° 5 Homalin Mohnyin Myitkyina 5 11. Likhy Chin 2 2 12. Long Phu Ri Naga Momauk Shwegu 13. Lushai Bhamo 14. Moken (Salone) Mansi 15. Mro SAGAING 16. Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen H Kale 17. Paung Nyuan (Naga) S E Hakha 18. Pwo Karen D A L CHIN 19. Rawngtu G Mandalay City N Sagaing SHAN 20. Ta-aw A Matupi Tilin B 21. Tai Khun Mindat Lawksawk Paletwa 22. Tai Lone Ywangan Kengtung Buthidaung MANDALAY Loilen 23. Tai Sar/Maing Tha Maungdaw Pindaya Kyauktaw Taunggyi Nansang Thazi 24. Taung Yoe Mrauk-U Kalaw Taunggyi Ponnagyun 25. Yintaleh Minbya MAGWAY Yamethin Nyaungshwe Sittwe Pauktaw Hsihseng N Pinlaung N ST/RGN Township Language ° ° 0 Sittwe Magway Nay Pyi Taw City LAOS 0 Myitkyina Tai Lone 2 Loikaw 2 RAKHINE Waingmaw Tai Lone, Tai Sar/Maing Tha NAY PYI TAW Loikaw Mohnyin Tai Lone Mogaung Tai Lone KAYAH Kachin Hpakant Tai Lone Bawlake Bhamo Tai Lone Taungoo Thandaunggyi Hpasawng Shwegu Tai Lone Bay of Bengal Momauk Tai Lone Mansi Tai Lone BAGO Loikaw Taung Yoe Kayah Bawlake Yintaleh Hpapun Hpasawng Yintaleh Hpa-An Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen, Pwo Karen Hlaingbwe Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen Bago Kyaikto Hpapun Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen Bilin Kayin Thandaunggyi Bwe Karen Hlaingbwe Myawaddy Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen Thaton Hpa-An Yangon City Kawkareik Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen, Pwo Karen Kyainseikgyi Pwo Karen Pathein Hpa-An Paung Mindat Rawngtu Kawkareik YANGON Matupi Asang (Khongso), Ta-aw Mawlamyine Chin Kyaikmaraw Myawaddy Anu, Likhy Chin, Kanise Khumi, AYEYARWADY Paletwa Asang (Khongso), Chakma, Khawng THAILAND Tu, Lemi (Chin), Ta-aw Thanbyuzayat KAYIN Kale Lushai, Rawngtu Kyainseikgyi Hkamti Paung Nyuan (Naga) Sagaing Homalin Goga, Long Phu Ri Naga Lay Shi Goga, Long Phu Ri Naga N N Lahe Paung Nyuan (Naga) MON ° ° 5 5 Kyunsu Moken (Salone) 1 1 Tanintharyi Kawthoung Moken (Salone) Bokpyin Moken (Salone) Bago Taungoo Bwe Karen Magway Tilin Rawngtu Yamethin Taung Yoe Dawei Mandalay Thazi Taung Yoe Kyaikmaraw Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen, Pwo Karen Thanbyuzayat Pwo Karen Thaton Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen Mon Paung Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen, Pwo Karen Kyaikto Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen, Pwo Karen Andaman Sea TANINTHARYI Bilin Pakanyaw Sakaw Karen, Pwo Karen Sittwe Chakma Ponnagyun Chakma, Mro, Khamee Map ID: MIMU1435v02 Mrauk-U Chakma, Khamee Legend Production Date: 3 June 2019 Kyauktaw Chakma, Mro Rakhine Paper Size: A3 Minbya Chakma Kyunsu Capital Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 Pauktaw Khamee Data Sources: UNICEF Maungdaw Chakma, Mro State/Region Capital Basemap: MIMU Buthidaung Chakma, Mro, Khamee Taunggyi Taung Yoe Bokpyin Place Names: General Administration Nyaungshwe Inntha, Taung Yoe Township Boundary Department (GAD), transliteration Hsihseng Taung Yoe by MIMU Kalaw Taung Yoe State/Region Boundary E-mail: [email protected] Pindaya Taung Yoe Kawthoung Website: www.themimu.info Shan Ywangan Taung Yoe International Boundary Lawksawk Taung Yoe 0 40 80 160 Km N N Pinlaung Taung Yoe ° Copyright © Myanmar Information Management Unit 2019. MIMU products are not for sale and can be used free ° 0 0 Loilen Taung Yoe 1 1 of charge with attribution. Note that this map may not show all islands of coastal areas due to scale limitations. 0 25 50 100 Miles Nansang Taung Yoe 95° E 100° E Kengtung Tai Khun Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..
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