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ISBN(s): 9789211045505, 9211045509
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Year: 2006
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 9211045509

ISBN 13:  978-9211045505

Author:  Samuel Danofsky 

This publication contains a number of papers from an international workshop held in May 2005 which included representatives from governments, academia, NGOs and the private sector. The workshop was organised to consider options for increasing the availability of information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure and services in Africa, including issues of technology development, regulatory frameworks and support for the necessary entrepreneurship required to build sustainable ICT networks in African countries.

Table of contents: 

SECTION I: CHALLENGES AND CONCEPTS
1 Open Communication – Open Access BJÖRN PEHRSON
2 Networking for Africa – Open Access and Other Issues RAHUL TONGIA
3 A Layered Market Paradigm ANDERS COMSTEDT

SECTION II: ACTORS AND EXAMPLES
4 Nurturing Entrepreneurship in Mozambique DANIEL MANNESTIG, CONSTANTINO SOTOMANE, JAMO MACANZE
5 Promoting African Research and Education Networking ROY STEINER, NYASHA TIRIVAYI, MIKE JENSEN, KARANJA GAKIO, PAUL HAMILTON, JACK BUECHLER
6 A New Survey of Investment in Education and Research Networking in Africa by Development Agencies and other Organizations – Summary KATE WILD
7 Problem-Oriented Capacity-Building based on the Introduction of Information and Communication Technologies as an Enabler of Socio-Economic Development BJÖRN PEHRSON

Appendices
8 Fight Against Malaria in Africa through ICT by MIMCom GODFREY CHIKUMBI
9 MzOpen.Net – Wireless Hotspots in University Residences in Mozambique ENEAS HUNGUANA, QARIN HJORTZBERG-NORDLUND, ALBERTO MUCHANGA, ERIK STACKENLAND, JON ÅKERGÅRDEN
10 RINEX – Building a Bridge to Reduce the Digital Divide and Enhance the Use of ICT as a Tool to Eradicate Poverty ISSA NKUSI, CLAUDE HAKIZIMANA, COCOMUSANINGABE

SECTION III: OPPORTUNITIES
11 Open Access Networking in Africa: The FiberAfrica Proposal RAHUL TONGIA
12 Open Access: How Good is it for Africa? STELIOS PAPADAKIS
13 Developing a Fibre Optic Backbone for Africa JABULANI DHLIWAYO
14 Innovation to Improve Access to ICT MARTIN CURLEY
15 Open and Closed Skies: Satellite Access in Africa – Policy Reform and Regulatory Issues in Bridging the Digital Divide through Satellite Technologies MARTIN JARROLD
16 Economic Development in Africa Powered by Mobile Telephony OLOF HESSELMARK, ANDERS ENGVALL

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