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Second Session of Committee on ICTSecond Session of Committee on ICT26 November, 201026 November, 2010
BangkokBangkok
HyeunHyeun--Suk Rhee, Ph.D.Suk Rhee, Ph.D.DirectorDirector
United Nations APCICTUnited Nations APCICT--ESCAPESCAP
Report of UNReport of UN--APCICT/ESCAP APCICT/ESCAP on its Activities During the on its Activities During the
Period 2008Period 2008--20102010
Brief on APCICT
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Training & Workshops
Multilateral Cooperation Mechanism
Advisory Services
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Build ICT human / institutional capacity of ESCAP members in the use of ICTs for socio-economic development and to achieve the MDGs
Mission and Main Activities
3 4Research & Knowledge
Management
7 International Conferences/Forums involving 1,660 participants from 55+ countries, representing government, academia and the private sector.
Multilateral Cooperation Mechanism
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80 Capacity Building Training/Workshops involving7,000+ participants and online enrolments from over 110 countries representing government officers, policymakers and academia.
Training / WorkshopsTraining / Workshops
Academyof ICT Essentials for
Government LeadersProduction of Statisticse-Business
Information Security
ICT Accessibility forPeople with Disabilities
Genderand ICT e-Gov
Academy of ICT Essentials for Government Leaders
APCICT’s Flagship Training Programme
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Brief on the Academy Programme
Aims to equip government leaders with the essential knowledge and skills to fully leverage opportunities presented by ICTs to achieve socio-economic development goals
Flexible modular design, stand-alone yet interlinked modules covering basic to advanced ICTD concepts
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Academy Modules
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M1- The Linkage between ICT Applications & Meaningful Development
M2- ICT for Development Policy, Process and Governance
M3- e-Government Applications
M4- ICT Trends for Government Leaders
M5- Internet Governance
M6- Network and Information Security and Privacy
M7- ICT Project Management in Theory and Practice
M8- Options for Funding ICT for Development
M9 – ICT for DRM and M10 – Climate Change and ICT (Upcoming)8
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Localization & Customization
English Russian Bahasa-Indonesia
• Dari and Pashto (Afghanistan) • French (lead by ECA)• Khmer (Cambodia)
Modules available in print and online:
Localizations in progress:• Myanmar language • Tajik (Tajikistan) • Mongolian
Collection of local case studies and customization:
Ongoing Process
English Russian Bahasa-Indonesia Vietnamese
We D.I.D it in PartnershipRegional Forum on ICT Human CB (March/07)
Inauguration of APCICT (June/06)
OECD Ministerial Conference (June/08)
Training Needs Assessment Survey
Expert Group Meeting
Peer-Review
Sub-regional Workshops
Academy Expansion
Inclusive and Participatory approach to Conceptualizing, Developing, Implementing and Delivering the Academy Programme
AECF(Nov/09)
1st Regional TOT
2nd Regional TOT
Regional WS on M8 &
1st Academy Partners Meeting
Academy Curriculum Development
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AECF (Nov/10)
66th
Commission
2nd Academy Partners Meeting
Official Launch
Academy National roll-out
myanmar
tuvalu
kiribati
cook islands
tonga
samoa
Pacific
Academy in Asia and the Pacific (as of Nov 2010)
Academy in Asia and the PacificIndonesia
Cook Island
MongoliaPhilippines
Timor-Leste
MyanmarViet Nam
CambodiaLao PDR
Tuvalu Tonga Cook Islands
KiribatiSamoa
Kyrgyzstan
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TajikistanUzbekistan
Afghanistan
Impact of the Academy • 17 countries in Asia and the Pacific
• Approx. 7,100 participants exposed via face-to-face training and online training courses
PROGRAMME REACH
PROGRAMME ADOPTION
POLICY INFLUENCE
• Academy integrated into the national HRD frameworks for government
• Utilization of the Academy in various regional, sub-regional & national capacity building projects supported by many donors
• Academy serving as a platform to discuss national ICTD policy issues
• Academy alumni making changes in the ICTD landscape from local to national government
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ECA (Economic Commission for Africa) Launched in Kigali, Rwanda in March, 2009 On-site capacity building activity for MPs of
Swaziland conducted in Dec 2009 African E-Learning Initiative launched with the
Academy Module 1 and 2 ESCWA (Economic & Social Commission for
Western Asia) Plans to launch the Academy in 2011
ECLAC (Economic Commission for Latin America & the Caribbean) Plans to launch the Academy in 2011
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Academy beyond Asia-Pacific
115 countries and 2,675 people enrolled in AVA Online distance learning version of Academy 3,600 course enrolments from 116 countries
APCICT Virtual Academy (AVA)
Online Video-PPT lecturesDVD-ROM
http://ava.unapcict.orghttp://ava.unapcict.org
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Advisory Services
Knowledge ManagementResearch
Training
Integrated Approach
Strengthening Institutional Capacities
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Academy Customization & InstitutionalizationCurriculum customization and translation Instructional design Integration of the Academy into national HRD
frameworkResource mobilization
Provision of knowledge/experience sharing platforms for Academy partners
Monitoring & Evaluation Framework for ICT capacity building initiatives
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Academy Partners MeetingsFirst & Second Academy Partners Meetings
Dates: 14 Nov, 2009 and 3-6 Nov, 2010 Participants: 56 partners from 21 countries Discussion Topics
• Strategies for and experiences with Academy roll out• Sharing of common challenges and learnings• M&E framework for the Academy/ICT capacity building• Way forward (e.g. Content of the Academy, Outreach, AVA and
Academy Certification)
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Project Title: Strengthening ICTD Education in Institutions of Higher Learning
Objective: To create a cadre of ‘future leaders’ equipped with
the capacity to use ICT for achieving developmentThrough enhanced coverage of ICT for
Development (ICTD) in undergraduate and graduate programmes at universities in the Asia-Pacific region
Expanding the Beneficiary Group
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e-Co Hub: Knowledge Networking ee--Collaborative HubCollaborative HubOver 500 resources on various ICTD topicsOver 28,000 unique visits as of Nov, 2010
Resource page
e-Co Hub Home
http://www.unapcict.org/ecohub
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APCICT Briefing Note Series At-a-glance information of key ICTD agenda for high-
level policymakers and stakeholders. First 8 BNs distributed to over 2,500 individuals and institutions Available in English, Myanmar, Russian, Uzbek with more
translations planned
ICTD Case Study Series
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Analysis and compilation of best practices and case studies on different aspects of ICTD and capacity building in the Asia Pacific region
2 Issues published in May 10’ and distributed to 2,500 individuals and institutions
Issue 1: ICT Human Capacity Building
Issue 2: ICT for Disaster Risk
Reduction
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UNAPCICT-ESCAP
Strategic Partnerships
ICT transforms our HOPE into Reality
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We develop human capacity. We build tomorrow together!
www.unapcict.org
Thank you!