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ICTs and international cooperation : a discussion paper

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Cummings, Sarah

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2002Action note:

2/14/03 JOY_D

Summary: Assesses donor's commitment to ICTs, particularly whether they view ICTs as a priority area or as a set of tools. Considers ICTs contribution to meeting international development goals. Discusses what conditions need to exist at a national level, if ICTs are to be an effective tool and whether ICTs are supply-driven by the donors. Presents the examples of the international women's movement and the emerging knowledge-sharing philosophy to emphasize the qualitative impact of ICTs on development.

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Assesses donor's commitment to ICTs, particularly whether they view ICTs as a priority area or as a set of tools. Considers ICTs contribution to meeting international development goals. Discusses what conditions need to exist at a national level, if ICTs are to be an effective tool and whether ICTs are supply-driven by the donors. Presents the examples of the international women's movement and the emerging knowledge-sharing philosophy to emphasize the qualitative impact of ICTs on development.

2/14/03 JOY_D

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