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Presentations and background
papers |
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Digital Opportunity Index (DOI) |
Introducing
the DOI
by
Phillippa Biggs,
Economist at SPU, ITU, Switzerland
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World
Information Society Report 2006
by
Tim
Kelly, Head at SPU,
ITU, Switzerland
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Development
of DOI based Policy Tool
by
Cheong-Moon Cho,
Director at Korean Agency for Digital Opportunity and
Promotion, the Republic of Korea
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The
Digital Opportunity Index as a tool for policy analysis
by
Michael Minges,
Senior Market Analyst at Telecommunication Management Group,
INC, USA
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DOI Case Studies |
DOI
Application, Egypt case Study
by
Taha
Mohamed Shendy Aly Shendy,
Information Technology Center Director of Ministry of
Communications and Information Technology, Egypt
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Digital
Opportunity Index Indicators (DOI) in Peru
by
Bertha
Umelia Rodriguez Jara,
Economist at National Institute of Statistics and
Informatics, Peru
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Application
of the Digital Opportunity Index to Bulgaria
by
Kamen
Boyanov Spassov,
Territory Channel Manager of Tumbleweed Communications,
Bulgaria
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DOI
Applied to Indonesia: Assessing ICT Policy & Regulatory
Environment
by
Divakar Goswami,
Director of Organizational Development & Projects in LIRNE
asia, Indonesia
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Digital
Opportunities in Pakistan: An Overview
by
Joseph Wilson,
Assistant Professor of Law, Lahore University of Management
Sciences, Pakistan
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The
Case of the Philippines (tentative)
by
Lorraine Carlos Salazar,
Visiting Research Fellow at Institute of Southeast Asian
Studies, Philippines
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e-Tunisia:
measuring the achievement
by
Mohamed Said Ouerghi,
Director of Ministry of Communication Technologies, Tunisia
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Policy
Implications from the Digital Opportunities Index (DOI)
analysis of India
by
Payal
Malik, Consultant,
Centre for Infrastructure and Regulation, India
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The National Information Communication Technology
Strategy of Azerbaijan and key indicators on Information
society statistics
by
Babayev a. Tofig,
Director of Baku Scientific and Training Centre, Azerbaijan
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Notice
for Essay Contest and guidelines |
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Bridging the Digital Divide |
Bridging The Source of the Digital Divide
by
Prof.
Jeffrey James, Prof
of Development Economics, Tilburg University, The
Netherlands
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Bridging the Divide: Building Asia-Pacific Capacity for
Effective Reforms
by
Rohan
Samarajiva,
Executive Director, LIRNEasia, Sri Lanka
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Ha Noi E-gov development in cooperation with Korea
by
Dao
Ngoc Phong, Manager
of Post and Telematics Devision, Ha Noi Post and Telematics
Department, Vietnam
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Case Studies of
international cooperation in ICT development |
e-Government - The Mexican experience
by
Irak
Lopez Davila, Head
of the e-Government and Information Society Area of
INFOTEC,
Mexico
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Chile - A Unique Experience in Using IT Technologies
by
Francisco Javier Leiva Martinez,
National Public Rural Telephony General Coordinator,
Undersecretary of Telecommunications, Chile
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Cambodia ICT Development and International Cooperation
by
Chankrisna Kith,
Deputy Director, National ICT Development Authority,
Cambodia
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ICT as an enabler for Socio-Economic Development
by
Tahir
Hameed, PhD
Candidate, Information & Communications University, Pakistan
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International
Cooperation in the ICT field: Bridging the Digital Divide
by
Sudhir
Kumar Marwaha,
Additional Director, Department of Information Technology,
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology,
Government of India
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ICT
Cooperation in Bulgaria
by
Roumen Ivanov Trifonov,
Secretary of Coordination Council for Information Society,
Council of Ministers, Bulgaria
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International
cooperation in ICT under the UN support
by
Larin
Oleksandr, National
consultant, United Nations Office, Ukraine
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The National Information Communication Technology
Strategy of Azerbaijan and key indicators on Information
society statistics
by
Babayev a. Tofig,
Director of Baku Scientific and Training Centre, Azerbaijan
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TUNISIA
ICT Status and International Cooperation in ICT Development
by
Amine
Mcharek, IT
Engineer, Cert (Telecommunications Research & Studies),
Tunisia
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