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 ICT Equipment
▪ Computer Hardware

▪ System software
▪ Application software
▪ Networking
▪ Studio equipment
▪ UPS.
 Medical Equipment at 53 Patient-end Hospitals

▪ 10 Nos each
 Tele-Ed and Tele-Med Application Software

2.2 Implementation

The Project was implemented by TCIL, a Government of India enterprise on a turn-key basis. The parameters
of the program were dynamically altered based on the inputs from the African Nations

Policies/strategies that made its implementation possible

 A master agreement between the African Union Commission and the Ministry of External Affairs,
India, agreeing to help in the process of implementation of this program
 Country level Agreement between individual African Nations and TCIL, enabling the implementation
of this project
 Agreements between the 48 universities of Africa with each of the 5 universities of India, recognising
the Indian Graduation and Post-Graduation degrees
 Agreements between the 48 Super Specialty Hospitals of Africa with each of the 12 Super Specialty
Hospitals of India.

The various Stakeholders involved in this project are:
 African Union Commission
 Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India
 Doctors of Super Specialty Hospitals of 48 countries in Africa

 Doctors of 5 designated Regional Super Specialty Hospitals of Africa
 Professors in State Universities of 48 countries in Africa
 Professors of 5 designated Regional Universities of Africa
 Professors of 5 leading Universities of India

 Doctors of 12 leading Super Specialty Hospitals of India
 Digital Content developers in India
 Tele-education/Telemedicine Software companies of India
 ICT equipment manufactures

 RASCOM satellite- Africa’s own satellite
 MPLS/Band width Connectivity provider
 TCIL - Implementing Agency.

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