Knowledge Resources Page
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Resource Type |
Publication |
| Theme |
ICT, NICI |
| Title of Event |
National Information and Communication Infrastructure highlights best practices in national ICT policies |
| Description |
The NICI book captures the lessons learnt after almost a decade of national and sub regional ICT policy-making |
| Year |
2008 |
| Format |
pdf |
| Link |
http://www.uneca.org/aisi/nici/Documents/NICI-Book.pdf |
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Resource Type |
Publication |
| Theme |
ICT, Library |
| Title of Event |
Digital libraries development: imperatives and best practices: The Need for Capacity Development in the Use of Online Resources, The Case of Funded Online Resources for Africa |
| Description |
Today we live in a competitive world, which is rapidly evolving, where everyday life is dependent on information and knowledge. Knowledge is vital for economic, political and social development of a country, it is used in policy making, in conflict and security management, in health management, in bank transaction, in businesses, in education, in offices, in environmental issues, in early warning systems, in productivity and competitiveness, in every field of life. |
| Year |
2007 |
| Format |
PDF |
| Link |
http://www.uneca.org/istd/resources/Digital%20libraries%20development%20-%20en.pdf |
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Resource Type |
Multimedia |
| Theme |
NICI, wsis |
| Title of Event |
Presentation IASI au NIger.ppt - Unedited |
| Description |
Niger Workshop Document |
| Year |
2005 |
| Format |
ppt |
| Link |
documents/PresentationIASIauNIger.ppt |
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Resource Type |
Multimedia |
| Theme |
AISI |
| Title of Event |
Africa Goes Digital |
| Description |
DISD has produced two video programmes in December 2004 to showcase successful examples of ICT for development activities in four selected African countries: Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Ghana. This video production constitutes part of the outreach activities of our division and was undertaken within the framework of the African Information Society Initiative (AISI).
Supported by the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ), video programmes, “Africa Goes Digital” and “The Challenges of ICT for Development” highlight challenges and opportunities of the Information Society in Africa, raise awareness on the importance and implications of ICT for Development issues on economic and social development and demonstrate successful examples and initiatives in the above countries with national ICT policies and plans as a coordinating framework.
These video programmes were produced as a contribution to the commitments made by the African leaders to build an inclusive and balanced Information Society during the first World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) organized in Geneva in December 2003. The outcomes of the video production will be broadcast by TV stations throughout Africa.process.
This programme was made possible with funding from the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ). It is produced by AVA Dateline Productions for ECA. |
| Year |
2005 |
| Format |
DVD |
| Link |
contactinfo.asp#Contact |
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Resource Type |
Multimedia |
| Theme |
AISI |
| Title of Event |
The Challenges for ICT Development in Africa |
| Description |
DISD has produced two video programmes in December 2004 to showcase successful examples of ICT for development activities in four selected African countries: Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Ghana. This video production constitutes part of the outreach activities of our division and was undertaken within the framework of the African Information Society Initiative (AISI).
Supported by the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ), video programmes, “Africa Goes Digital” and “The Challenges of ICT for Development” highlight challenges and opportunities of the Information Society in Africa, raise awareness on the importance and implications of ICT for Development issues on economic and social development and demonstrate successful examples and initiatives in the above countries with national ICT policies and plans as a coordinating framework.
These video programmes were produced as a contribution to the commitments made by the African leaders to build an inclusive and balanced Information Society during the first World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) organized in Geneva in December 2003. The outcomes of the video production will be broadcast by TV stations throughout Africa. |
| Year |
2005 |
| Format |
DVD |
| Link |
contactinfo.asp#Contact |
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