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Women In ICT Project

Women In ICT Project. Women Researchers as a Percentage of Total Researchers (Headcount) Per Sector (SA, 2003). Higher Education Postgraduate Student Headcount By Gender And Qualification. EXPENDITURE ON R&D BY MAJOR RESEARCH FIELD (SA, 2001 & 2003).

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Women In ICT Project

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  1. Women In ICT Project

  2. Women Researchers as a Percentage of Total Researchers (Headcount) Per Sector (SA, 2003)

  3. Higher Education Postgraduate Student Headcount By Gender And Qualification

  4. EXPENDITURE ON R&D BY MAJOR RESEARCH FIELD (SA, 2001 & 2003)

  5. Advanced Human Capital Development Programme - dramatically improve post-graduate enrolment and completion rate in ICT by supporting young researchers as students in employment. Critical Mass Research Programme - supporting Focus and Critical Mass R&D in identified technology and application domains through an array of instruments that link established researchers and draw in new women researchers including post-doctoral researchers and international experts available in the NSI system. These include core grant proposal funding, research chairs, networks and centres of excellence, institutes etc. International ICT R&D Collaboration Programme that supports the objectives of the Strategy through collaboration via collaborative R&D projects, researcher mobility and science and technology networking. POSSIBLE INTERVENTIONS

  6. ICT R&D in Industry Programme – Address current low levels of investment in ICT R&D and low uptake by industry and other sectors of society of research results from academic and other research institutions. Large Innovation Initiatives and Grand Challenges – addressing the innovation chasm by stimulating broad collaboration across disciplines and amongst players in various stages of the innovation pipeline by leveraging the Innovation Fund and other instruments. POSSIBLE INTERVENTIONS (cont.)

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