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ICT4D activities. S . Enkhjargal, MIDAS/MONITA NGO secretary@ict.mn. MEGA Mongolia. ICT4Development - Enkhjargal ICT4Education - Enkhjargal ICT4Health - Batpurev ICT4Business – Batpurev- Tourism- Construction ICT4Agriculture - Ariunaa ICT4Governance - Ariunaa. ICT4D. Study tours
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ICT4D activities S.Enkhjargal, MIDAS/MONITA NGO secretary@ict.mn
MEGA Mongolia • ICT4Development - Enkhjargal • ICT4Education - Enkhjargal • ICT4Health - Batpurev • ICT4Business – Batpurev- Tourism- Construction • ICT4Agriculture - Ariunaa • ICT4Governance - Ariunaa
ICT4D • Study tours • Philippines • Canada • National seminar • Project proposal review
National Seminar • Agenda • Participants • Presentations in brief • Conclusions
Agenda • 9:00 Registration • 9:30 Opening – ICTASansar /moderatorS.Enkhjargal/ • 9:40IDRC –гийн Holistic Programming Mongolia project introduction – B.Batpurev, Team leader , General Director, ITCS • Part 1. Foreign experiences • 9:50 Korean ICT development experiences – Dr.Lee Y.T., ASOCIO ambassador, FKII • 10:10 Singaporean IT outsourcing experiences and its tendency – Bill Liu, ASOCIO ambassador, SiTF • 10:40 Q&A • 11:00 Tea break • Part 1.2 Moderator L.Ariunaa • 11:15 Experiences of Phiippines in using ICT for development and learning from it – B.Batpurev • 11:30 ICT development experiences and lessons learned from Canada – S.Enkhjargal • Part 2. Current status and tendency of Mongolian ICT development – moderatorB.Batpurev • 11:45 Current status of ICT development – ICTA Amgalanbat • 12:00 Issues of ICT regulations – CRC - U.Tamir - Ninjbolor • 12:15 ICT current issues – L.Ariunaa • 12:30 Discussion /moderator L.Ariunaa/ • 13:00 Closing and conclusion /moderator S.Enkhjargal/ • 13:00 Lunch
Participants • ICTA • CRC • Private companies • NGOs • ASOCIO ambassadors • IT Park • Universities • Total 49 participants • Venue: Open society institute conference hall
Presentations • Dr. Lee • Pushing or lobbying government • Specifics going to Japanese market • Bill Liu • Outsourcing stages • Key incriedents for successful outsourcing • Outsourcing vs. Best sourcing • Batpurev • Good relations with western countries • Government supports the ICT development • Mobile penetration
Canada • HR is good – Well developed relationship between higher education institutions and industry • Well developed infrastructure • Government support for infrastructure • Flexible policy to attract foreign investment • Pay more attention to research and development The Philippine Advantage The Philippine Advantage § Available Quality Human Resources § Available Quality Human Resources § Superior Infrastructure Support § Superior Infrastructure Support § Strategic Location § Strategic Location § Cultural Affinity With the West § Cultural Affinity With the West § Quality of Life for Expats § Quality of Life for Expats § Government Support § Government Support
Presentations • Amgalanbat (ICTA) • Legal environment • Policy and regulation • Infrastructure • Implementing projects and initiatives • Issues • Change backbone from Circuit Switch to Packet Switch technology • To do telecom traffic survey and introduce flexible traffic management • To do analysis in internal Internet flow and design proper and sound network architecture • Introduce new services using the fiber optic lines, which are reaching to soum level • Approve and implement E-government master plan • Renew and adapt rural telecommunication master plan into current cituation • Solve infrastructure problems for unified registration system
Presentations • CRC – Oyungerel, Ninjbolor, Tamir • Licensing - ISP - Registration /internet center/ • Radio frequency licensing and management • - planning and regulation • - monitoring system • Interconnection • Develop standards • Research – Optimize policy – IT standards research
Presentation • Ariunaa • Legal, policy level • Infrastructure level • Software • Hardware • HR • Access • Content • R&D • R&D institute • Indicators- No. Internet user? • Online products and services
ICT 4 D • Problems: • ICT policy is politically dependent • There is no unified indicators to measure ICT development • There is no IT standards • There is no evaluation of E-Mongolia National Program implementation • E-Government master plan is not implemented, because it’s not understandable for stakeholders • There is a lack of IT human resource policy • There are overlappings of ICT projects and initiatives
Is ICT developing in Mongolia? • Research questions: • Can current structure of regulatory body for ICT effectively lead the development of ICT sector? • Is ICT development in Mongolia growing or descending? • Has ICT development in Mongolia impacted to the social and economic development of the country for last 5 years? • How accessible information to public? • What was achieved through E-Mongolia National program approval?
Thank you S.EnkhjargalMIDAS/MONITA NGO