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ICT Policies and e-Strategies in the Asia-Pacific: A critical assessment of the way forward
Elsevier, 2004This book emphasizes the critical need for strategic national level policies, long-term in its vision and comprehensive in nature, targetting both the immediate needs of the populace and long-term needs of nations being integrated in the information age.DocumentICT Governance Framework: Government of Malta
2012This document focuses on a set of principles, processes and stakeholders related to the ICT Policy Management Lifecycle for the Government of Malta, that is the compilation, authorisation, publication, ongoing monitoring and review of GMICT Policy.DocumentEffectiveness of ICT in E-Governance with Special Reference to Jharkhand State
2010This paper describes the effectiveness of the role of Information communication Technology in electronic governance in India and its genesis with special reference to Jharkhand State. It Highlights essentials of e-governance in current scenario, Influences of ICT in governance process & Implementation of e-governance in Jharkhand are also discussed.DocumentChallenges and Opportunities in e-Governance | eGov Magazine
2013“I am touched by seeing the passion that technology arouses in people; this clearly indicates an awareness of the difference that technology will bring to their lives,” says Ernst & Young Managing Partner Uschi Schreiber in conversation with eGov MagazineDocumentThe Vision for a Digitally Empowered Uttar Pradesh | eGov Magazine
2013Lot of work in the e-Governance area has already been done in Uttar Pradesh. What is your view on the achievements in e-Governance so far? Please provide us with an overview of the most landmark projects that have been launched.DocumentWorld Telecommunication/ICT Development Report 2010
International Telecommunication Union, 2010This report highlights the major achievements that have been accomplished in connecting people via mobile technologies. Today, mobile cellular networks already cover close to 90 per cent of the world population, and we expect coverage to reach 100 per cent by 2015. We are also confident that by 2015 more than half of the world population will be using a mobile telephone.DocumentNational eHealth Strategy Toolkit
2012This Toolkit is a comprehensive, practical guide that all governments, their ministries, departments and agencies can adapt to suit their own circumstances and their own vision and goals. Its publication is very timely. This is a period when all health systems face stringent economic challenges, greater demands for efficiencies and higher expectations from citizens.DocumentGood Urban Governance through ICT: Issues, Analysis, and Strategies
2011This report outlines evolving trends in urban governance and presents ICT as a potential tool in the environment of modern governance.DocumentICT, Innovation and Public Management: Governance, Models & Alternatives for e-Government Infrastructures
2005E-government and related Information and Communication Technology (ICT) are commonly understood to provide a great opportunity to innovate the business of government by fostering efficiency and reforming public management.DocumentICTs and Women's Empowerment: Findings from South Asia
IT for Change, 2009This paper begins with a discussion of the three policy approaches that can be adopted to harness information and communication technologies (ICTs) in developing countries, and the implications of each vis-à-vis development and gender issues.Pages
