ICT4D 2.0 – Defining a way forward: Key Issues in Formulating and Implementing National E-Strategies
Summary
Date: 5-6 May 2007
Location: Tarrytown, New York
Objectives
This forum will be an intensive brainstorming gathering for Ministers in IT, senior diplomats in New York, high level representatives from ICT governance bodies within and outside the UN and select members of the private sector, academia, and civil society. It will be hosted in an intimate retreat setting just outside of New York City. The purpose will be to discuss the central role played by ICTs in assisting governments with strengthening democracies, furthering development and promoting good governance structures. The focus will be on tackling obstacles to implementing e-Strategies, particularly those facing developing countries.
Meeting Documentation
Presentations:
5 Brainstorming Session: ICT4D at the Crossroads - reflections from the trenches
Mr. Robert Schware, ICT4D Expert
ICT Policymaking for the New Economy
Professor John Zysman, University of California, Berkeley
Building Good Governance - The GAP principles
Mr. Jonathan Murray, Worldwide Technology Officer, Microsoft Corporation
Why ICT4D projects fail?
Mr. Robert Schware, ICT4D Expert
Managing Innovations - Technology, Society and the Next Transformation
Mr. Jonathan Murray, Worldwide Technology Officer, Microsoft Corporation
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