Fakaafe ki he kau ICT 'a e pule'anga mo e Fa'ahinga Fakama'opo'opo ki he SDP8
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Samiuela Loni Vea Taufa
Nov 15, 2007, 7:45:16 PM11/15/07
to Pauli Kautoke, Saia Vaipuna, tg-...@googlegroups.com, 'Aliki Vimahi, Melaia Taufatofua, Tevita Mone, Taniela Koloamatangi, Alfred Soakai, Fe'ao Vakata
Saia/Pauli,
Konga 1:
Ko e vakai'i atu pe, pe te mo loto lelei ke lii atu ha ki'i fakaafe ki he kau ICT 'a e pule'anga, ko e fakaafe'i kinautolu ke nau kau mai ki he'etau talanoa 'i he 'u forum ko 'eni kuo fokotu'utu'u. Ko e ki'i brief pe 'ena 'i lalo fekau'aki mo 'etau workshop ne fai (pe 'oku mo'oni koaa hono fakalea pe 'ikai?)
Hange ko e me'a mahino, ka 'ikai kau mai 'a e kau ICT 'a e pule'anga ki he talanga'i mo e fakakaukau'i 'a e liliu ka hoko mai ha project, ko e faka'ofa atu 'a e ki'i project ia ko ia.
Ka to e sai ange ha'amou fakalea, pea liliu mo delete tavale atu mu'a.
Konga hono 2:
Mahalo 'e lahi ange ha'amou 'ilo ki he 'etau saati folau mei he pule'anga (aka SDP8) ka ko e tohi hono ua 'oku attach atu ko e fakama'opo'opo (rip-off) pe 'o e 'u Strategies 'oku nau lave hangatonu ki he ICT pe fu'u fiema'u 'aupito 'a e ICT.
Ko e tuku atu pe ki he ngaahi sea 'o e 'u groups ke toki fai ki ai ha'amou sio. Ne faka'amu ke ma'u ha'atau tatau 'o e full-plan ka kuo ki'i break-down 'a e printer ia 'o e motu'a ne tuku ki ai 'a e fatongia ko ia. See note below for download link.
Thanks,
Sam T.
National ICT Strategy Development to Augment National Development
The National ICT Strategic Planning workshop brought together stakeholders from Government, Civil Society and the Private Sector. Workshop delegates assessed and initiated various policies, programmes, project proposals which they have committed to refining over the next four months. Likewise, Government is ensuring a minimal number of these projects are fully functional, at the launch of the National ICT direction scheduled for mid 2008.
Government having finalised our National Strategic Plan in 2006, have embedded significant ICT within capacity development, service development, and provisioning. In recognition of the interdependency between ICT and National Development, the Government of Tonga has long sought and accepted assistance for various ICT initiatives including the recent SOPAC sponsored e-Readiness Assessment, and the National ICT Strategic Planning workshops held with the assistance of the Commonwealth Secretariat.
Commitments from the Prime Minister and senior Government officials to workshop delegates have strengthened their resolve to pursue refinements of ICT Strategies for National Development. Although various Ministers continue pushing ICT as a significant enabler of National Development, the statements from the Prime Minister at the workshop was the first public direction to stakeholders
Participants have clearly identified human capacity retention and development as a core requirement for engaging the benefits of ICT. Several options are being investigated within the working groups targeting both long-term policies and short-term projects.
Augmenting the National Strategic Plan through ICT, six Working Groups have been formed from the workshop to refine ICT plans for: Education, e-Government, Homes and Communities, Industry, Legislation, Technology and Infrastructure.
“To ensure greater involvement of Civil Society and the Private Sector, Government must be a catalyst in the ICT arena.” says Alfred Soakai of the Department of Communications. “Government recognises and promotes long term economic growth must be led by Civil Society and the Private Sector, this Workshop is one of the initiatives of Government in the ICT field to move us all forward. We can do more, and bringing together all stake holders is an important beginning.”
The Department of Communications, again with assistance from the Commonwealth Secretariat continue to support and direct discourse.
Where to Now?
Interested individuals and organisations are invited to participate in online discourse at the following addresses:
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-educ/ Education Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-egov/ eGovernment Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-home/ Homes and Communities Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-indus/ Industry Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-legis/ Legislation Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-tech/ Technology and Infrastructure Working Group
The discussions are public, including various documents, directions related to each group.
Endnotes:
The Tonga Strategic Development Plan is available online at http://www.tonga-now.to/Article.aspx?ID=600
The Working Groups currently meet online using GoogleGroups.
Konga 1:
Ko e vakai'i atu pe, pe te mo loto lelei ke lii atu ha ki'i fakaafe ki he kau ICT 'a e pule'anga, ko e fakaafe'i kinautolu ke nau kau mai ki he'etau talanoa 'i he 'u forum ko 'eni kuo fokotu'utu'u. Ko e ki'i brief pe 'ena 'i lalo fekau'aki mo 'etau workshop ne fai (pe 'oku mo'oni koaa hono fakalea pe 'ikai?)
Hange ko e me'a mahino, ka 'ikai kau mai 'a e kau ICT 'a e pule'anga ki he talanga'i mo e fakakaukau'i 'a e liliu ka hoko mai ha project, ko e faka'ofa atu 'a e ki'i project ia ko ia.
Ka to e sai ange ha'amou fakalea, pea liliu mo delete tavale atu mu'a.
Konga hono 2:
Mahalo 'e lahi ange ha'amou 'ilo ki he 'etau saati folau mei he pule'anga (aka SDP8) ka ko e tohi hono ua 'oku attach atu ko e fakama'opo'opo (rip-off) pe 'o e 'u Strategies 'oku nau lave hangatonu ki he ICT pe fu'u fiema'u 'aupito 'a e ICT.
Ko e tuku atu pe ki he ngaahi sea 'o e 'u groups ke toki fai ki ai ha'amou sio. Ne faka'amu ke ma'u ha'atau tatau 'o e full-plan ka kuo ki'i break-down 'a e printer ia 'o e motu'a ne tuku ki ai 'a e fatongia ko ia. See note below for download link.
Thanks,
Sam T.
National ICT Strategy Development to Augment National Development
The National ICT Strategic Planning workshop brought together stakeholders from Government, Civil Society and the Private Sector. Workshop delegates assessed and initiated various policies, programmes, project proposals which they have committed to refining over the next four months. Likewise, Government is ensuring a minimal number of these projects are fully functional, at the launch of the National ICT direction scheduled for mid 2008.
Government having finalised our National Strategic Plan in 2006, have embedded significant ICT within capacity development, service development, and provisioning. In recognition of the interdependency between ICT and National Development, the Government of Tonga has long sought and accepted assistance for various ICT initiatives including the recent SOPAC sponsored e-Readiness Assessment, and the National ICT Strategic Planning workshops held with the assistance of the Commonwealth Secretariat.
Commitments from the Prime Minister and senior Government officials to workshop delegates have strengthened their resolve to pursue refinements of ICT Strategies for National Development. Although various Ministers continue pushing ICT as a significant enabler of National Development, the statements from the Prime Minister at the workshop was the first public direction to stakeholders
Participants have clearly identified human capacity retention and development as a core requirement for engaging the benefits of ICT. Several options are being investigated within the working groups targeting both long-term policies and short-term projects.
Augmenting the National Strategic Plan through ICT, six Working Groups have been formed from the workshop to refine ICT plans for: Education, e-Government, Homes and Communities, Industry, Legislation, Technology and Infrastructure.
“To ensure greater involvement of Civil Society and the Private Sector, Government must be a catalyst in the ICT arena.” says Alfred Soakai of the Department of Communications. “Government recognises and promotes long term economic growth must be led by Civil Society and the Private Sector, this Workshop is one of the initiatives of Government in the ICT field to move us all forward. We can do more, and bringing together all stake holders is an important beginning.”
The Department of Communications, again with assistance from the Commonwealth Secretariat continue to support and direct discourse.
Where to Now?
Interested individuals and organisations are invited to participate in online discourse at the following addresses:
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-educ/ Education Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-egov/ eGovernment Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-home/ Homes and Communities Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-indus/ Industry Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-legis/ Legislation Working Group
http://groups.google.com/group/tg-tech/ Technology and Infrastructure Working Group
The discussions are public, including various documents, directions related to each group.
Endnotes:
The Tonga Strategic Development Plan is available online at http://www.tonga-now.to/Article.aspx?ID=600
The Working Groups currently meet online using GoogleGroups.
-- Samiuela LV Taufa sa...@nomoa.com -or- samt...@gmail.com www.nomoa.com; www.tongatapu.net.to
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