e-cambodia

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““Cyber Cambodia: Toward to e-Cambodia “Cyber Cambodia: Toward to e-Cambodia “

By

Mr. Chanthan KenMr. Chanthan Ken

President

Cambodia Blogger SummitCambodia Blogger Summit

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Agenda

I. Concept of e-GovernmentII. Toward 21st Century Project in China : Case Study

III. e-Sri Linka Development: Case Study

IV. e-Strategies

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I. Concept of e-Government

Source: Japan e-Strategies

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II. Toward 21st Century Project in China

Source: CICC

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The technologies used in this project are state-of-the-art multimedia information systems (multimedia applications) that comprehensively embed multimedia content processing, multimedia data simulation forecasting and multimedia network technologies.

The project has been implemented by forming working groups (WGs) for each of the following six themes, for which model systems will be built and verification experiments will be conducted.WG1 Comprehensive Physical Distribution Information System WG2 Education and Culture Information System WG3 Agricultural Information System WG4 Disaster Prevention/Forest Fire Prevention System WG5 Tele-Medicine System WG6 Environment Monitoring/Flood Monitoring System

Background and Objectives

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Concept of the Project

Research and Cooperation

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Comprehensive Physical Distribution Information System

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Comprehensive Physical Distribution Information System (con’t)

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Comprehensive Physical Distribution Information System (con’t)

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Comprehensive Physical Distribution Information System (con’t)

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Education Information System

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Education Information System (con’t)

Network Concept

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Agriculture Information System

‚h|‚l‚h‚s‚s‚Q‚P Agricultural Information Supply System�

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Agriculture Information System (con’t)

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Disaster Prevention/Forest Fire Prevention System

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Disaster Prevention/Forest Fire Prevention System (con’t)

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Disaster Prevention/Forest Fire Prevention System (con’t)

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Disaster Prevention/Forest Fire Prevention System (end)

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Tele-Medicine System

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Environment Monitoring/Flood Monitoring System

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Environment Monitoring/Flood Monitoring System (con’t)

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Environment Monitoring/Flood Monitoring System (con’t)

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Environment Monitoring/Flood Monitoring System (con’t)

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III. e-Sri Lanka Development Strategy

Source: World Bank

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e-Sri Lanka Development Project

The project aims to support the following six programs:1. ICT Policy, Leadership and Institutional Development Program 2. ICT Human Resources Development and Industry Promotion Program 3. Regional Telecommunications Network Program 4. Telecenter Development Program.5. Reengineering Government Program 6. e-Society Program

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National ICT Strategy

National ICT Strategy

ICT as a SectorICT as a Sector ICT as an EnablerICT as an Enabler

Export Market Focus

(Costa Rica & India)

Export Market Focus

(Costa Rica & India)

National Capacity/ Domestic Market

Focus(Brazil)

National Capacity/ Domestic Market

Focus(Brazil)

Global Positioning Focus

(Malaysia)

Global Positioning Focus

(Malaysia)

Development Goals Focus

(South Africa & Estonia)

Development Goals Focus

(South Africa & Estonia)

The Role of ICT in National Strategies: A Typology

IV. e-Strategies

Source: UNDP-APDIP

The Role of ICT in National Strategies: A Typology

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ICT Policies

Why do you need policies?

1. They are guiding tools

2. They set direction and focus

3. They lead National Development Goals

4. They ensure transparencies

5. They promote accountability

6. They foster effectiveness and systematic development

7. They enable every citizen to take part in decision process

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POLICIES

STRATEGIES

ACTION PLANS

IMPLEMENTATION

e-Strategies

• Policies need strategies

• Strategies need action plan

• Action Plans need implementation

Strategies are a set of concrete directions that address policies

Policies become action-oriented through Strategies

Without Strategies, policies will not have much meaning

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ICT Policy

eStrategies

Action Plans

e-Readiness

• eStrategies should lead to Action Plans

• Action Plans need eReadiness assessments

• To measure capacities

• To find niche areas

• To evaluate further actions

• To recommend policy (through feedback loop)

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The ICT Environment

HumanDevelopment

eEducation

eHealth

eSociety

eCulture

eCommunities

eAgriculture

eEnvironment

eCulture

eBusiness

eGovernance

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HumanCapacity

Policy

Content & Applications

Enterprise

Infrastructure

The ICT Environment (con’t)

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Strategic Compact

Maximum development benefit is achieved when a set of interrelated components are pursued in conjunction with one another so that the interplay among them becomes catalytic.

Infrastructure Relative Ubiquity Strategically-Focused Capacity

Content and Applications Relevance and Usability Language Compatibility Affordability Development Applications

Enterprise Finance and Credit Fair Tax Regime Property Rights and

Commercial Law Access to Global/ Local

Markets Efficiency and Reach of Local

Business Demand Stimulus

Policy Transparency and Inclusion Regulatory Framework Institutional Capacity

Human Capacity Intermediaries and Technology

Users Knowledge Workers Entrepreneurs

Strategic Compact New Collaborative

Partnerships Strategic Alignment Coordinated Action Vision and Leadership

HumanHumanCapacityCapacity

PolicyPolicyInfra-Infra-structurestructure

ContentContentEnter-priseEnter-prise

Components of a Development Dynamic

Source: Digital Opportunity Initiative – a public-private partnership of UNDP, Markle Foundation and Accenture

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