PacINET Presentations 2013
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Asia Pacific Submission to WSIS+10
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General Assembly’s overall review of the implementation of WSIS outcomes Official Form for Comments on the Non-paper A. Your Information Title: Pattaya Key Messages – Voices from the Asia Pacific First name: Anja Lastname: Kovacs Name of Organization: Stakeholder Type[1]: On behalf of the supporters Civil society, academia and technical sector of the Pattaya Key Messages Country:…
Pacific Connect – ‘Technology Enabling Inclusiveness’ Dialogue
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A blog report by Elvin Prasad ICT Literacy Programme held 29-30 July, Suva, Fiji The ‘Technology Enabling Inclusiveness’ Dialogue brought together twenty-two Australian and Fijian emerging leaders to explore how assistive technology and improved digital connectivity can contribute to social inclusion in the Pacific. This event was organized by HFC Bank Fiji and the International…
Digital agriculture transforms farmers’ lives in Papua New Guinea
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As appears in ITU News site John Tai is a citrus farmer, who also raises and sells pigs for a living. Gertrude Andreas runs a technical training institution and has her own farm and piggery. They live in Jiwaka, Papua New Guinea’s youngest province. Agriculture is one of the primary key sector in the economy…
ICANN meeting – Buenos Aires, November 2013 (updated)
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Maureen Hilyard – PICISOC Board Chair, Buenos Aires, Argentina 23 November 2013 The last day.. the last meeting – the ALAC Leadership Team. I have become a member of this group through my role as the ccNSO Liaison. If I had a takeaway from this meeting – something that had a significant impact on me…
ICANN meeting – Singapore – summary and links
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ICANN49, Singapore 22-28 March 2014 Maureen Hilyard Participated in At Large Advisory Committee policy development sessions as part of the At Large Singapore programme. My powerpoint presentation on the work of the ALAC, at the joint ccNSO Council and ALAC Leadership Team. (Joint ALAC-ccNSO presentation-MHilyard-Final) Reported on my attendance of the ccNSO member sessions and the…
Faster, stronger, NOT cheaper
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Extracted from Cook Island News High-speed internet is just around the corner – but low-cost internet is still a distant hope. The people of Rarotonga and Aitutaki could be streaming internet on the new high-speed undersea cable as early as this month, if cable operators and Vodafone can just agree the last details, the telecommunications…