THE ROLE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) IN AFRICAS SUSTAINABLE AND INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT: UNDERSTANDING THE CAPACITY CHALLENGES
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- Size: 25MB
- Creator / Author: Joan Addedis
- Resource Type: Africa Capacity Report
- # Download: 254
- Access: Open to Download
Basic Information
Creator / Author
Right Honorable Saulos Klaus Chilima
Source / Publisher
ACBF
Resource Type
Geographic & Audience Details
Geographic Coverage
Classification & Domains
Subject
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Abstract
This ACBFs 9th development memoir features Right Honorable Saulos Klaus Chilima (PhD), vice president of the Republic of Malawi. In this series, he shares his memoirs, insights, and experience on The role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Africas sustainable and inclusive development: Understanding the capacity challenges. Malawi, like other landlocked countries in Africa, faces additional challenges in connecting to high-speed undersea internet cables like the East African Submarine Cable System and the East African Marine System. But the country has scored some considerable gains in ICTs and telecommunications. Currently, there are six major ongoing initiatives encompassing e-government, e-education, e-infrastructure, digital repositories, e-health, and e-banking.
Keywords
ICTs, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT, INTERNET, CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT, AGENDA 2063
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