Device costs remain a significant barrier to access in Mozambique, which warrants consideration by the USAF to subsidize access to devices, among other options to support access and use. Mozambique's new telecommunications law updates provisions for universal service, which will allow for improved efforts to support community telecentres and other public access solutions. In collaboration with the A4AI-Mozambique Coalition, the INCM (the sector regulator) has developed and is finalizing new proposed infrastructure sharing regulations, expected to be approved in 2017. Despite this delay and the failed attempt with the Digital Dividend spectrum auction (i.e., 800MHz), the Mozambique market is comparatively speaking in a better situation.