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E-Strategies Empowering Development / International Telecommunication Union.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
International Telecommunication Union, author, issuing body.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Economic development.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
[Place of publication not identified] : International Telecommunication Union, 2006.
Summary:
"With the active support of more than 150 ITU Member States on six continents and with assistance provided to some 120 developing and least developed countries, ITU E-Strategies is one of the largest e-empowerment programmes of its kind in the world. Launched with the aim of using the power of latest generation technologies to spur social and economic development in the world's poorest regions, E-Strategies boasts an extensive global catalogue of activities, a growing network of key partnerships and the cooperative involvement of many of the world's governments and leading private sector players.".
Contents:
E-Strategies - Empowering Development
CONTENTS
Overview
Our aims
Our approach
Our activities
Our agenda
Our achievements
Internet Protocol networks and services
ICT applications (e-Services/e-Applications)
Multipurpose community telecentres and multipurpose platforms
e-Legislation
Cybersecurity - securing the Information Society
WSIS Plan of Action December 2003 - WTDC March 2002 IsAP Programme 3
Our alliances
Performance indicators for 2003-2005
With more than 120 countries benefiting from activities and with the support of some 150 ITU Member States, E-Strategies is one of the largest e-Empowerment programmes of its kind in the world
Delivering solutions
Addressing diverse regional priorities and needs
Satisfying different needs
Increasing efficiency
Growing support and participation of partners
Growing interest from countries
Improving quality of life.
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