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[south asia] Digest Number 1092

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There are 5 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Deadline: 15 Jan 2006: UNHCR International Professional Roster
From: Saeed Ullah Khan <saeeduk@yahoo.com>
2. Water Champion Joe Madiath
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>
3. Country Data on HIV/AIDS available on World Bank South Asia Website
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>
4. What's New at ADB.org, 28 Nov 2005 : 3 new items
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>
5. World Bank Credit Supports Governance Reforms in Bangladesh
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>

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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 10:26:53 +0000 (GMT)
From: Saeed Ullah Khan <saeeduk@yahoo.com>
Subject: Deadline: 15 Jan 2006: UNHCR International Professional Roster

UNHCR International Professional Roster

1. UNHCR has established an International
Professional Roster as a means for the Office to
ensure that entry level international positions (P-2,
P-3 and, on an exceptional basis, P-4) are filled in a
timely manner with a professionally qualified, gender
balanced, geographically diverse, linguistically able
and highly motivated corps of professionals.

2. UNHCR is once again inviting spontaneous
applications for its International Professional
Roster. When professional vacancies occur, UNHCR does
its best to fill them internally. If the number of
internal candidates is insufficient, roster candidates
will be considered. The International Professional
Roster is intended to ensure that recognized gaps in
the organization's staffing profile, especially at the
P-2 and P-3 levels, are filled properly and in a
timely manner. The purpose of the International
Professional Roster is to have a pool of pre-selected
candidates from which UNHCR can recruit when
international professional vacancies are available for
external recruitment.

3. This invitation targets potential applicants who
could be suitable for mainly P-2 and P-3 posts in
ongoing and new operations that will be advertised in
the course of 2006. The deadline for receipt of
applications is 15 January 2006.

Interested candidates may submit their applications by
e-mail with the subject heading "Application to IPR"
to e-mail Recruitment and Postings Section.

Candidates who were not successful in the last IPR
test may wish to re-apply and sit for the next exam
which will be announced at a later stage.

Profile requirements for applicants to the Roster
4. All interested candidates, especially women, with
the required qualifications and experience are invited
to apply. The following categories with direct UNHCR
work experience are notably encouraged to apply:

International United Nations Volunteers (IUNVs) with a
minimum of two years of cumulative service with UNHCR;

Professional staff members appointed within the UN
Common System, (especially females at the P-4 level
and above until gender parity is achieved);

Partnership deployments with at least two years of
cumulative service with UNHCR; and

Former UNHCR staff members.

5. Applicants to the Roster must be prepared to serve
on posts in field locations, especially in category D
and E (hardship and/or non-family) duty stations, for
an initial period of one year. Preferably, the first
appointment should be outside the continent of the
candidate's nationality. All UNHCR international
professional staff members are required to rotate.

6. The anticipated staffing requirements for 2006,
show an identifiable need for Roster candidates for
P-2 and P-3 posts with the following functional
profiles:

Administration Officers
Community Services Officers
External Relations Officers
Field Security Advisors
Finance Officers
Finance Project Control Officers
Human Resources Officers
Information Technology Officers
Programme Officers
Protection Officers
Public Information Officers
Supply and Transport Officers (logistics, procurement,
inventory management)
Telecommunications Officers

Kindly refer to the Standard job profiles for the
above–mentioned posts.

7. Candidates for the Roster must possess a
university degree (i.e. BA, LLB etc.) or an advanced
university degree (i.e. JD, LLM, MA, MBA, MSc, PhD)
preferably in International Relations, International
Public or Private Law, Finance, Accounting, Public
Administration, Social Work, Communications,
Journalism, Political Science or Social Sciences,
Economics, Engineering, Management, Supply Chain,
Transport and Logistics.

8. Candidates must have a minimum number of years of
relevant professional work experience related either
to their own qualification or to refugees. It is
particularly helpful if this work experience has been
obtained in an international context. Internships may
be taken into account when assessing relevant
professional work experience. All candidates will be
graded based on the following standard recruitment
criteria:

P–2: University degree plus 4 years of relevant
professional work experience; or Advanced University
degree plus 2 years of relevant professional work
experience.
P–3: University degree plus 8 years of relevant
professional work experience; or Advanced University
degree plus 6 years of relevant professional work
experience.
P–4: University degree plus 12 years of relevant
professional work experience; or Advanced University
degree plus 10 years of relevant professional work
experience.

9. Candidates for finance posts must have passed the
United Nations Finance Examination. Qualified
applicants in one or more functional areas (i.e.,
protection, community services, programme and supply)
could also be considered for generic Field Officer
posts.

10. In order to broaden the opportunities for
candidates to rotate in different regions and to
respond to actual professional recruitment needs,
interested applicants are required to have a
demonstrated working knowledge of English and are
encouraged to have knowledge of a second UN language.
Applicants who do not have the second UN language must
demonstrate a commitment to learning one through
enrolment in a language learning programme in order to
be considered for the Roster.

11. Every effort to maintain gender parity will be
made. Therefore, women are encouraged to apply.

12. Applicants to the Roster, if selected for a post,
must be prepared to take up their assignments as from
July 2006. However, United Nations Volunteers and
others with current assignments with UNHCR are
expected to first complete those assignments.

Applying for the Roster

13. Interested candidates who meet the requirements
specified above must submit the attached Application
Form and relevant documentation to the Recruitment and
Postings Section, e-mail Recruitment and Postings
Section, by 15 January 2006.

14. In addition to the Application Form, a UN
Personal History Form (P.11, and P11 Supplement if
required) must be signed and submitted, including at
least three references.

Timetable for administering the Roster

15. The Division of Human Resources Management in
UNHCR is responsible for administration of the Roster.
A review of the files of all applicants will take
place in January and February 2006. Applicants who are
retained at this first stage of the process will be
informed accordingly. Due to the large number of
applications, we are unfortunately not able to respond
to applicants not retained.

16. Retained applicants to the Roster will be invited
to take an Entry Test approximately 3-4 weeks from
receiving confirmation of their retention, and will be
provided with information regarding the timing and
administration of the test. This essay-based test will
gauge the suitability for work with UNHCR.

17. Those applicants who successfully pass the test
will be informed accordingly. They may thereafter
expect to be invited, at regular intervals, to express
interest in specific vacancies or short-term
assignments. Candidates who do not respond positively
to three invitations will be removed from the roster.
So too will those who express interest in posts and
are subsequently appointed but refuse to take up the
offer. The next main posting session will take place
in June 2006, and UNHCR will contact only those
appointed. Roster candidates who are not appointed to
posts as a result of expressed interest will remain on
the Roster for one year. After one year, they will be
requested to reconfirm their interest to remain on the
Roster and to update personal details including
additional work experience and qualifications.

18. We thank all those applying in advance for their
interest in working for UNHCR and to serve the cause
of the world's refugees.

For more information visit
www.unhcr.org or
http://www.unhcr.ch/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/home?page=admin&id=3ba1bdcb7

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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 00:45:46 -0500
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>
Subject: Water Champion Joe Madiath

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: What's New at ADB.org <whatsnew@adb.org>
Date: Nov 29, 2005 9:39 PM
Subject: What's New at ADB.org, 29 Nov 2005 : 1 new item
To: "jawad@alumni.washington.edu" <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>

PUBLICATIONS
* Water Champion Joe Madiath: Championing 100% Sanitation Coverage in
Rural Communities in India (India)
http://mms.adb.org/e-Notification/url.asp?ID=1789&DOCID=6500

--
Rana Jawad Asghar MD. MPH.

Coordinator South Asian Public Health Forum
jawad@alumni.washington.edu http://www.DrJawad.com
Typhoid Net http://www.typhoid.net

________________________________________________________________________
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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 00:43:49 -0500
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>
Subject: Country Data on HIV/AIDS available on World Bank South Asia Website

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: enora@worldbank.org <enora@worldbank.org>
Date: Nov 28, 2005 6:18 PM
Subject: Country Data on HIV/AIDS available on World Bank South Asia Website
To: jawad@alumni.washington.edu

Dear Subscribers,

There are over 6 million people infected with HIV/AIDS in South Asia. Country
by country data on the epidemic and information on national programs and World
Bank support is available on the World Bank's South Asia Website at
http://www.worldbank.org/sar

Best regards,

External Affairs Team
South Asia Region
The World Bank

________________________________________________________________________
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Message: 4
Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 00:44:42 -0500
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>
Subject: What's New at ADB.org, 28 Nov 2005 : 3 new items

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: What's New at ADB.org <whatsnew@adb.org>
Date: Nov 28, 2005 9:29 PM
Subject: What's New at ADB.org, 28 Nov 2005 : 3 new items
To: "jawad@alumni.washington.edu" <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>

Dear Rana Jawad Asghar,

Here is the list of our latest postings in the categories you requested.

===================================
COMPLETION REPORTS
* Development of a Transfer Scheme for Madhya Pradesh Power Sector
Reform (India) [PDF]
http://mms.adb.org/e-Notification/url.asp?ID=1789&DOCID=6495

* Integrating Cleaner Production into Industrial Development (Sri Lanka) [PDF]
http://mms.adb.org/e-Notification/url.asp?ID=1789&DOCID=6497

* Upgrading the Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan, Restructuring
the Government Employees Provident Fund and Introducing a Pension
Scheme (Bhutan) [PDF]
http://mms.adb.org/e-Notification/url.asp?ID=1789&DOCID=6498

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--
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Coordinator South Asian Public Health Forum
jawad@alumni.washington.edu http://www.DrJawad.com
Typhoid Net http://www.typhoid.net

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Message: 5
Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 00:57:09 -0500
From: Jawad Asghar <jawad@alumni.washington.edu>
Subject: World Bank Credit Supports Governance Reforms in Bangladesh

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: enora@worldbank.org <enora@worldbank.org>
Date: Dec 1, 2005 5:47 PM
Subject: World Bank Credit Supports Governance Reforms in Bangladesh
To: jawad@alumni.washington.edu

World Bank Credit Supports Governance Reforms in Bangladesh

News Release No. 2006//SAR
Contacts:
In Washington
Erik Nora
(202) 458-4735
enora@worldbank.org
In DhakaRehnuma Amin
(8802) 815-9015, Ext 4136
ramin1@worldbank.org

WASHINGTON, December 1, 2005 — The World Bank today approved a US$200 million
Development Support Credit (DSC) to support a program of core and sectoral
governance reforms carried out by the Government of Bangladesh.. The third in
an ongoing series, the DSC is designed to assist Government in addressing key
governance constraints, by strengthening public expenditure and budgetary
management, to improve public procurement, modernize tax administration and
enhance the delivery of public services. The DSC also targets sectoral
governance reforms in banking and state-owned enterprises, energy sector
reform, and the Government's trade liberalization agenda.

"The governance reforms supported by the Development Support Credit are
designed to improve social service delivery to the poor and improve the
investment climate to enhance economic growth, exports, and jobs. Creating
economic opportunity through sustainable growth and access to services is key
to reducing poverty in Bangladesh, and the DSC supports both" said Christine
Wallich, World Bank Country Director for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh has achieved significant economic and social progress in recent
years. GDP growth per capita has averaged around 3.3 percent since the 1990's,
outperforming low income and IDA-only countries as a whole. GDP growth in 2005
remained above 5 percent, despite devastating floods in many parts of the
country. In the social sphere, Bangladesh outperforms most low income
countries across a range of social indicators: Gender parity in school
enrollment at secondary and primary level has been achieved, child mortality
has been halved, and life expectancy has increased significantly since the
1990's. Bangladesh is also on track to meeting many of the Millennium
Development Goals.

Despite sustained progress, the country's development challenges are daunting.
Child malnutrition and maternal mortality rates in South Asia are among the
highest in the world, and Bangladesh's relatively good performance compared to
India and Pakistan is little solace. While poverty has declined by 1
percentage point annually since the 1990's, almost half the population still
lives below the poverty line, and corruption is widespread.

"Improving governance is a critical challenge for Bangladesh and is very much
at the heart of the DSC," said Praful Patel, Vice President South Asia Region
of the World Bank. "We hope the reforms will reduce the scope for corruption,
and, in turn, build more effective government institutions and improve public
service delivery, giving long-term benefits for all Bangladeshis."

The Development Support Credit builds on Bangladesh's recently completed
Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRSP), which emphasizes economic growth; job
creation, social service delivery and safety nets for the poor. Combating
corruption, restoring law and order and making governance work for the poor are
also accorded priority. Accordingly, the Development Support Credit is
designed around the three pillars of:

• Strengthening governance
• Improving the investment climate and infrastructure to speed economic growth
• Empowering the poor

Two previous Development Support Credits from the World Bank have supported
earlier phases of the Government's program of governance and other reforms: a
$300 million DSC I was approved in June 2003, followed by a $200 million DSC II
in July 2004.

The credit from the International Development Association (IDA), the World
Bank's concessionary arm, has 40 years to maturity with a 10-year grace period;
it carries a service charge of 0.75 percent.

For more information about World Bank activities in Bangladesh, visit
www.worldbank.org/bd

For project information, visit
http://www.worldbank.org.bd/external/default/main?pagePK=64027221&piPK=64027220&
theSitePK=295760&menuPK=295793&Projectid=P090832

--
Rana Jawad Asghar MD. MPH.

Coordinator South Asian Public Health Forum
jawad@alumni.washington.edu http://www.DrJawad.com
Typhoid Net http://www.typhoid.net

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[UgaBYTES] NewsBYTE - Issue No. 5

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The NewsBYTE Issue No: 5 Date: 30/11/2005
***********************************************************************
The NewsBYTE is a monthly Newsletter of the UgaBYTES Initiative. UgaBYTES
is a not-for-profit Telecenter Support Network operating in the East
African Sub-region. The NewsBYTE highlights issues, challenges,
opportunities and best practices around telecenters in the sub-region.

In order to consolidate the Telecenter Movement UgaBYTES encourages
Telecenters and Telecenter owner, leaders, managers and advocates to
subscribe for its Membership. For more information about how to become a
Member, please visit: http://www.ugabytes.org/membership.html

***********************************************************************
Newsletter Highlights
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1: INFORMATION ECONOMY REPORT 2005 (NOV. 10, 2005)
2: FREE AND OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE: A BLIND ALLEY FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?
3: REFRAMING THE ROLE OF TELECENTRES IN DEVELOPMENT
4: COMMUNITY-BASED NETWORKS AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES: NEW MODELS TO
SERVE AND EMPOWER THE POOR
5: ICTS FOR POVERTY ALLEVIATION: BASIC TOOL AND ENABLING SECTOR
6: EASY UPLOAD OF FILES AND PICTURES
7: TELECENTRE.ORG LAUNCHES WITH A NEW FACE
8: "BRAZIL'S BUMPY ROAD TO THE LOW-COST PC"
9: "BRAZIL OFFERS HALF A MILLION CHEAP LINUX-POWERED COMPUTERS"
10: "WORLD DIGITAL LIBRARY PLANNED: LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ENVISIONS
11: "THE DETERMINANTS OF THE GLOBAL DIGITAL DIVIDE: A CROSS-COUNTRY
12: "THE DIFFUSION AND EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE AMONG SMALL
13: "DOES THE 'NEW ECONOMY' MEASURE UP TO THE GREAT INVENTIONS OF THE
PAST?"
14: THE CRITO REVIEW: ISSUE ON DEVELOPING NATIONS
15: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS: IMPROVING MANAGEMENT, GETTING
RESULTS,AND COMMUNICATING THE U.S. FOREIGN ASSISTANCE STORY
16: A CHANCE FOR BURUNDI
17: "DIGITAL DIVIDE: DETERMINANTS AND POLICIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO
ASIA"
18: "AN ALTERNATIVE MEASURE OF THE DIGITAL DIVIDE BETWEEN ARAB COUNTRIES"
19: "INTERNATIONAL BENCHMARKING FOR THE INFORMATION SOCIETY"
20: "THE IMPACT OF THE DIGITAL DIVIDE ON MANAGEMENT AND POLICY:
21: "THE BEST FREE INTERNET SOFTWARE"
22: "THE IMPACTS OF IT ON FIRM AND INDUSTRY STRUCTURE: THE PERSONAL
COMPUTER INDUSTRY"
23: "THE NEW KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY AND SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY"
24: DEVELOPMENTS MAGAZINE: DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY
25: OECD AND THE WORLD SUMMIT ON THE INFORMATION SOCIETY (WSIS)
26: COMPUTERS FOR SCHOOLS
27: WORKSHOP ON THE GLOBALISATION OF PRODUCTION: IMPACTS ON EMPLOYMENT,
PRODUCTIVITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
28: OECD TASK FORCE ON SPAM BACKGROUND PAPER: "ANTI-SPAM REGULATION"
29: "USER GUIDE TO 'GOOD PRACTICE PAPER ON ICTS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
ANDPOVERTY REDUCTION'"
30: "GOOD PRACTICE PAPER ON ICTS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH AND POVERTY REDUCTION"
31: LANGUAGES AND THE INTERNET

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Dear Colleagues,

Greetings from UgaBYTES Initiative...

Your Telecenter Network was fully engaged in the Telecentre Leaders'
Forum@wsis, which was headed by tc.org. Tc.org is a new social initiative
of the IDRC, Microsoft and Swedish Development Agency. The TLF end in the
launching of Telecentre.org on 17th/11/2005, whose impact will have to
reach the grassroot Telecentres in Uganda and East Africa within its
10-year initial program. To catch with the issues as they unfolded at
wsis, please visit wsis.telecentre.org. To review and reccomend
Telecentre.org's new face website, kindly visit http://www.telecentre.org

During the TLF it was agreed that the success of the worldwide Telecentre
Network will depend on you the grasroots Telecentres, resource centers,...
Who are making a difference to the very vulnarable community people whom
ICTs can help improve their life. Your goodwill to learn how to share and
learn together is core--the Telecentre movement will continue counting on
you on this.

"Imagine what we can do together..."

Sulah
Ag. Country Director.

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1. INFORMATION ECONOMY REPORT 2005 (Nov. 10, 2005)

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1051175?intcmp=700
>From the Summary: "Drawing on the results of UNCTAD´s work on measuring
ICT usage, the Report provides the freshest information available about
the adoption of ICT by enterprises in developing countries. The Report
also explores policy options that developing countries ... Contributed by
Denise Senmartin on 11 November, 2005

2. FREE AND OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE: A BLIND ALLEY FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1051263?intcmp=700
Reviews some recent evidence and a possible future trajectory for FOSS in
development, questioning some of the positive assumptions and current
approaches. Contributed by Richard Heeks on 11 November, 2005

3. REFRAMING THE ROLE OF TELECENTRES IN DEVELOPMENT

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1051264?intcmp=700
Summarises some recent research looking at telecentre strategies in
different locations, particularly questioning the role for public/donor
support in core urban and peripheral rural areas. Also suggests two new
perspectives - production-focused and space-focused ... Contributed by
Richard Heeks on 11 November, 2005

Summarises some recent research looking at telecentre strategies in
different locations, particularly questioning the role for public/donor
support in core urban and peripheral rural areas. Also suggests two new
perspectives - production-focused and space-focused ... Contributed by
Richard Heeks on 11 November, 2005

4. COMMUNITY-BASED NETWORKS AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES: NEW MODELS TO
SERVE AND EMPOWER THE POOR

http://propoor-ict.comunica.org/

This report and its accompanying case studies consider how the combination
of community-driven enterprises and the new wave of wireless and related
technologies may have the potential to extend networks and offer new
services to poor communities and to empower them to develop solutions that
are more focused on their own development needs. The report concludes that
new community-driven options could make a significant difference to
network access, delivery of services and economic and social opportunities
for poorer rural communities.
Published by UNDP and written by Sean O Siochru and Bruce Girard.

5. ICTS FOR POVERTY ALLEVIATION: BASIC TOOL AND ENABLING SECTOR

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1051784?intcmp=700
This report reviews the evidence on how (or if) ICTs should be used in
support of poverty reduction exercises.

There is one characteristic that is common to most of the ICT-related
poverty alleviation programs. It finds that the most effective ICTs used
are... Contributed by Daniela Petrova on 18 November, 2005

6. EASY UPLOAD OF FILES AND PICTURES

You can share or post materials/resources online in just three steps.
Upload your file to through the link, and they will automatically send a
URL to download the file to whoever you want. Files are deleted after 7
days. Very fast, very easy. To proceed visit the link below:
http://www.yousendit.com/howdoesitwork.aspx

7. TELECENTRE.org LAUNCHES WITH A NEW FACE

Telecenter.org on Thursday 17 November 2005 hatched its long awaited
strategic plan to support Telecenters and Telecenter networks across the
developing countries. Since the launch, it established its new face
website http://www.telecentre.org whose simple structure might be seen
trickling in the websites of telecenter Networks world wide.

Equally to catch up with all the audio, video and stories of the
telecentre leaders’ forum@wsis, please link to wsis.telecentre.org

8. "BRAZIL'S BUMPY ROAD TO THE LOW-COST PC"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1051947?intcmp=700
Lead: "It was an idea everyone loved: Develop a cheap PC that would let
large numbers of Brazilians connect to the Internet. Literacy would rise,
the economy would improve and the country's emerging tech sector would get
a boost." The article continues, "Unfortunately ... Contributed by John
Daly on 21 November, 2005

9. "BRAZIL OFFERS HALF A MILLION CHEAP LINUX-POWERED COMPUTERS"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1051949?intcmp=700
In mid October (2005), stores all over Brazil were to start selling
computers on a installment plan at low interest rates, for no more than
US$ 440. This initiative, known as "Computers for All", is part of
Brazil's Linked Citizen Program. "The idea is for consumers...
Contributed by John Daly on 21 November, 2005

10. "WORLD DIGITAL LIBRARY PLANNED: LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ENVISIONS
Collection To Bridge Cultures"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052023?intcmp=700
Lead: "The Library of Congress is launching a campaign today to create the
World Digital Library, an online collection of rare books, manuscripts,
maps, posters, stamps and other materials from its holdings and those of
other national libraries that would be freely ... Contributed by John Daly
on 22 November, 2005

11. "THE DETERMINANTS OF THE GLOBAL DIGITAL DIVIDE: A CROSS-COUNTRY
Analysis of Computer and Internet Penetration"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052051?intcmp=700
Abstract: "To identify the determinants of cross-country disparities in
personal computer and Internet penetration, we examine a panel of 161
countries over the 1999-2001 period. Our candidate variables include
economic variables (income per capita, years of schooling ... Contributed
by John Daly on 22 November, 2005

12. "THE DIFFUSION AND EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE AMONG SMALL
and Medium-sized Enterprises: An International Three-Industry Study"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052084?intcmp=700
This is a study of the diffusion of e-commerce applications in small and
medium size enterprises (SMEs) engaged in manufacturing, retail/wholesale
trade, and banking/insurance in Denmark, France, Germany and the United
States. Roman Beck, Rolf T. Wigand, and Wolfgang ... Contributed by John
Daly on 22 November, 2005

13. "DOES THE 'NEW ECONOMY' MEASURE UP TO THE GREAT INVENTIONS OF THE
PAST?"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052088?intcmp=700
This paper by Robert J. Gordon, published in 2000, has become a classic.
The paper raised "doubts about the validity of this comparison (of the New
Economy -- the Internet and the accompanying acceleration of technical
change in computers and telecommunications ... Contributed by John Daly on
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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052127?intcmp=700
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Technology in Organizations (CRITO) highlights ICT in developing nations.
Articles include: "Growth in Technology Markets at the Bottom of the
Pyramid" by Kenneth Kraemer, "Technology-Based ... Contributed by John
Daly on 23 November, 2005

15. GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS: IMPROVING MANAGEMENT, GETTING RESULTS,
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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052133?intcmp=700
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enlisting geospatial information systems (GIS) to measure and manage a
range of activities, particularly in the area of natural resource
management. A GIS can collect, organize, analyze, and display...
Contributed by John Daly on 23 November, 2005

16. A CHANCE FOR BURUNDI

The Digital Solidarity fund (www.dsf-fsn.org) is launching its first
projects. These projects start in three countries: Burundi, Burkina Faso
and the Dominican Republic.

These projects consist of providing a VSAT Internet connection to
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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052145?intcmp=700
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countries is described as the digital divide in the cross-country
analysis. There are a variety of definitions and indicators...
Contributed by John Daly on 23 November, 2005

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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052148?intcmp=700
Presentation by George Sciadas at the Digital Bridges Symposium, Busan,
Korea, September 10-11, 2004. Summary of Statistics Canada's approach, and
comparison with other e-readiness studies. (PDF, 18 pages.) Contributed by
John Daly on 23 November, 2005

20. "THE IMPACT OF THE DIGITAL DIVIDE ON MANAGEMENT AND POLICY:
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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052149?intcmp=700
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27-28, 2004. Some of the papers are available online. Abstracts are
available from the following website: http://www. ... Contributed by John
Daly on 23 November, 2005

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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052151?intcmp=700
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Contributed by John Daly on 23 November, 2005

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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052153?intcmp=700
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firm and industry organization. The personal computer industry has evolved
from a value chain with well-defined roles for firms in different industry
segments to a flexible global value network... Contributed by John Daly on
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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052155?intcmp=700
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practice of scientific and technological development. There is the
possibility in theory of producing a democratic global scientific
community, with open access to techno-scientific knowledge ... Contributed
by John Daly on 23 November, 2005

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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052190?intcmp=700
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Malcolm Doney). Articles on "developing technology: are: * "The mobile
phone revolution: Loose talk saves lives" ( ... Contributed by John Daly
on 24 November, 2005

25. OECD AND THE WORLD SUMMIT ON THE INFORMATION SOCIETY (WSIS)

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052240?intcmp=700
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to a significant number of online books, papers and other resources
relevant to WSIS, and thus to the Knowledge Economy. Contributed by John
Daly on 24 November, 2005

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http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052295?intcmp=700
The Computers for Schools Association is a Canadian, national, non-profit
organization seeking to providing a low cost alternative for achieving
technology in the classroom. It is an association of computer refurbishers
from across the country. Donations of retired ... Contributed by John Daly
on 25 November 2005

27. WORKSHOP ON THE GLOBALISATION OF PRODUCTION: IMPACTS ON EMPLOYMENT,
PRODUCTIVITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052297?intcmp=700
This workshop was organized to help address some of the major challenges
in measurement and empirical analysis of the impact of globalization on
employment, productivity and growth. Sessions focused on the following
themes: How the globalization of production and ... Contributed by John
Daly on 25 November, 2005

28. OECD TASK FORCE ON SPAM BACKGROUND PAPER: "ANTI-SPAM REGULATION"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052304?intcmp=700
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objective of aiding the development and review of anti-spam legislation
strategies and arrangements in OECD member countries and non-member
economies. It provides a 'checklist' of policy questions ... Contributed
by John Daly on 25 November 2005

29. "USER GUIDE TO 'GOOD PRACTICE PAPER ON ICTS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH AND
POVERTY REDUCTION'"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052306?intcmp=700
This page provides users with information on how to better understand the
report "Good Practice Paper on ICTs for Economic Growth and Poverty
Reduction", as well as how to further explore its key issues. It also
provides links to related resources from the OECD... Contributed by John
Daly on 25 November, 2005

30. "GOOD PRACTICE PAPER ON ICTS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH AND POVERTY
REDUCTION"

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052308?intcmp=700
Abstract. "This report aims to give an overview of what DAC members
currently know about how Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
use in developing economies can stimulate economic growth and poverty
reduction. It draws attention to the cross-cutting ... Contributed by
John Daly on 25 November, 2005

31. LANGUAGES AND THE INTERNET

http://topics.developmentgateway.org/ict/rc/ItemDetail.do~1052410?intcmp=700
According to data published by UNESCO and Global Reach, about one-third of
all users of the Internet speak English, but more than two-thirds of the
content on the Internet is in English. Click on pie charts on the posting
to enlarge them. The posting also contains ... Contributed by John Daly on
26 November 2005

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