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ITU-D Projects : Regional Initiatives  

In order to strengthen the implementation and execution of projects on ICTs for development at national, regional and global levels, the ITU has a dedicated team of project specialists who can be reached at field offices and headquarter.

 

Regional Initiatives

Considering the outcome of the (WTDC-10) and Plenipotentiary Conference (PP-10) such as the strengthening of the executing agency role of ITU, the strengthening of regional presence and the need to seek new funding mechanisms, partnerships for accelerating telecommunication and ICT development, amongst others, the regionally approved initiatives determine a broad framework of priority areas to be addressed within each of the six regions i.e. Americas, CIS, Asia-Pacific, Arab Region, Africa and Europe.

Under the approved regional initiatives the ITU-D is expected to implement large-scale projects that require partnership with public, private, international, regional, national, technical and financial actors. For more details, please see the WTDC-10 Resolution 17 (Rev. Hyderabad, 2010).

CIS Region

CIS Branch of the Centre of Excellence for CIS
7RER07018

Brief Description:

In the CIS region, the Project aims at bringing into operation a network of excellence amongst potential content providers, like universities, technological institutions, training centres, etc., as well as service and technology providers who will provide on-line solutions together with face-to-face seminars. As well, the realization of the Project results in the implementation of a priority CIS regional initiative on Future Development and Establishment of "Centres of Excellence" and Creation of a Learning Space, which was adopted by the WTDC-06 (Resolution 17, Rev. Doha, 2006). The experience learnt in Phase I as well as during previous ITU Distance Learning Projects has shown that there is a growing interest from the participating countries. However, this needs to be consolidated to achieve a long-term sustainability in the project.

Beneficiary Countries: CIS countries
From 2007
until 2012
Funding Partners:
ITU (ICT-DF)
Financial Scale (in CHF): 100'000 - 500'000

International Telecommunication Union - Central Science Research Telecommunication Institute: International Telecommunication Testing Centre
7RER07820

Brief Description:

Under this project, ITU and ZNIIS will collaborate to create an International Telecommunication Testing Centre (ITTC) for new technologies and will train telecom specialists from developing countries. Methodical testing on Next Generation Networks (NGN) in particular will be carried out at the ITTC through creating a model network that can simulate different network parameters and use multi-vendor equipment. The results of these tests will be documented and shared. Training material on NGN testing will also be developed together with hands-on laboratories, in order to deliver workshops. This project has been designed in line with the Recommendation of the World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC) 2006 in Qatar to establish International Centres for NGN testing.

Beneficiary Countries: CIS countries
From 2008
until 2011
Funding Partners:
ITU (ICT-DF)
ZNIIS
Financial Scale (in CHF): 100'000 - 500'000

Early Field Trial Establishing broadband public access points to Internet (PAPI) in rural areas of the Republic of Belarus
CIS-10-01

Brief Description:

Under this project ITU will establish in selected rural areas of the Republic of Belarus public access points to Internet, using broadband technologies, for the delivery of a wide spectrum of on-line public services.

Beneficiary Countries:
CIS countries : Belarus
From 2010
until 2011
Funding Partners:
Beltelcom
ITU
Financial Scale (in CHF): Less than 100'000


 

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