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International Telecommunication Union

International Telecommunication Union. presents:. Regional Office for Asia and Pacific Bangkok, Thailand. Asia and Pacific Regional Development Program for 2003. Prepared by: Dr. Michael A. Calvano, Ph.D. Head, ITU Regional Office for Asia and Pacific.

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  1. International Telecommunication Union presents: Regional Office for Asia and Pacific Bangkok, Thailand

  2. Asia and Pacific Regional Development Program for 2003 Prepared by: Dr. Michael A. Calvano, Ph.D. Head, ITU Regional Office for Asia and Pacific

  3. The World Telecom Development Conference (WTDC) 2002, held in Istanbul, adopted 4-year programs: i.e.,IsAP Development Programs

  4. IsAP Development Programs • regulatory reform • technologies and telecommunication/network development • e-strategies and e-services/applications • economics and finance incl. costs and tariffs • human capacity building • special program for least developed countries • special initiatives • private sector initiatives • gender issues • youth initiatives • assistance to indigenous peoples

  5. Detailed programs/projects to be implemented at Asia & Pacific region in 2003 & plusbased on the IsAP Development Programs

  6. Regulatory Reform [3] • Myanmar Telecommunication Policy & Legislation Reform • two year project • USD 31,335 allocation for phase one – 2003 (ITU) • 10th Subregional Telecom Meeting for Cambodia, Lao PDR, & Viet Nam • USD 26,150 (ITU) • Policy & Legislative Reform for the Pacific Islands • 11 countries, multi-year project • USD 140,000 (UNDP/ITU) • USD 230,000 (multiple partners)

  7. Technologies & Telecom/ Network Development [7] • Calibration of Monitoring Equipment/Spectrum Monitoring for Myanmar • USD 14,400 (ITU) • ITU/AIBD Workshop on Frequency Planning for Digital Terrestrial TV Broadcasting • USD 12,000 (ITU), USD 6,000 (AIBD) • Development of Master Frequency Plan for Indonesian Broadcasting • USD 12,300 (ITU) • Feasibility Study for Submarine Optical Fiber Network in Maldives • USD 11,300 (ITU), USD 2,000 (Govt.)

  8. Technologies & Telecom/ Network Development • Universal Access and Affordability for the Pacific Islands • USD 4,000 (ITU), USD 60,000 (PITA membership) • Setting up a VOIP Interoperability Test Bed in India (2 year project) • USD 62,700 (ITU), USD 60,000 (India) • Interconnection of Networks in the Converging Network Infrastructure • ASP regional project • USD 38,670 (ITU), USD 171,000 (other sources)

  9. E-Strategies and E-Services/ Applications [3] • Participation of Accredited Regional Telecom Consumer Societies in the WSIS • ASP regional meeting • USD 14,000 (ITU) • ICT-Aided Community Empowerment in India • USD 21,300 (ITU), USD 20,000 (other sources) • Pacific Islands Telecenter Project • currently in planning stage; to be launched early 2003 • partners to include APT, UNDP, PIFS, PITA, USP, AusAID and many others

  10. Economics and Finance [3] • Affordability and International Price Benchmarking for the Pacific Islands • USD 65,335 (ITU), USD 10,000 (PITA membership) • Joint Seminar on Telecommunication and Trade • ASP regional seminar • USD 33,350 (ITU), USD 60,000 (ESCAP, WTO, APT) • Costing and International Settlements (TAS Methodology) for the Pacific Islands • USD 38,670 (ITU), USD 20,000 (PITA membership)

  11. Human Capacity Building [11]- ITU ASP Center of Excellence - • Policy and Regulation Training for Senior Managers – the Philippines • USD 68,000 (ITU), in kind support (Govt., PLDT) • Policy and Regulation Training for Cambodia, Lao PDR and Viet Nam • USD 110,000 (ITU), USD 50,000 (ADB) • Policy and Regulation Training for Mongolia • USD 40,000 (ITU), USD 4,950 (CRC etc.) • Organizational Transformation Training for Mongolia • USD 10,000 (ITU)

  12. Human Capacity Building - ITU ASP Center of Excellence - • New Technologies for Regulators and Policy Makers in Japan • ASP regional seminar – DG level • USD 45,000 (ITU), USD 60,000 (Waseda University) • Meeting on Network Infrastructure Development for Administrations & Telecom Service Providers from LDCs • ASP regional roundtable meeting – DG level • USD 47,000 (ITU) • Seminar on Global Best Practices in E-Government • ASP regional seminar – DG level • partners: PECC, E-ASEAN, Govt. of Singapore, APDIP • USD 10,000 (ITU), USD 34,600 (other partners)

  13. Human Capacity Building - ITU ASP Center of Excellence - • OFTA Hong Kong Virtual Learning Center: Enhancement of Training Modules – Phase 3 • USD 18,000 (ITU), TBD (OFTA) • ACA Australia Virtual Learning Center: Enhancement of Training Modules – Phase 2 • USD 12,280 (ITU), USD 25,348 (NOIE) • ABU/AIBD Virtual Learning Center: Enhancement of Training Modules – Phase 2 • USD 18,000 (ITU), TBD (ABU) • Development of Case Studies in collaboration with PTD, TOT and CAT Thailand • USD 16,000 (ITU), in kind (PTD, TOT, CAT)

  14. Special Program for Least Developed Countries [4] • Bangladesh – USD 57,000 (ITU) • program TBD • Lao PDR – USD 57,000 (ITU) • program TBD • Bhutan – Capacity Building for New Technologies and Management • USD 41,350 (ITU), USD 20,000 (BT) • Kiribati – Management Support and Training • USD 20,000 (ITU)

  15. Special Initiatives – Gender • ICT and Gender: Preparing for the WSIS • ASP Regional Seminar in Malaysia • USD 38,670 (ITU), • USD 73,000 (ESCAP, APT, APWIN, UNESCO & others)

  16. Telecom Surplus Program • Emergency Support to the Ministry of Communications – Afghanistan • establish an operational structure for the MOC capable of dealing with the telecommunication governance issues • develop critical elements of a sector policy • prepare a draft telecommunications act • set up a regulatory structure and basic rules • prepare a national radio plan and radio regulations • establish a spectrum monitoring capability • set up a computerized spectrum management system • provide training for the above • USD 580,000 (ITU), USD 50,000 (UNDP)

  17. Cooperation with Regional and International Organizations • Support for APT Workshop on ENUM and Internet Domain Names • in kind expertise (ITU) • Support for the Website of the UN Interagency Working Group on ICT • USD 10,000 (ITU) • Various joint seminars & activities at national, sub-regional and regional levels in Asia & the Pacific: e.g., ABU, ADB, APDIP, APEC, APT, APWIN, ESCAP, PITA, UNDP, UNESCO etc.

  18. Proposed New Regional Project • National ICT Strategies in the ASP Region • establish new or strengthen existing national ICT strategy development structures • harmonize national ICT strategies with regional and global trends and priorities • develop competence in national ICT strategic planning • estimated budget – USD 1,460,000 • currently negotiating with several donors

  19. And more ….. A couple of more projects & studies planned in Asia & Pacific Region, which will be integrated into global activities & analyses: e.g., e-readiness studies in Maldives and other Pacific Islands.

  20. THANK YOU VERY MUCH !

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