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Click Here & Upgrade PDF Complete Expanded Features Unlimited Pages Documents CHAPTER 9 RESOURCE MOBILISATION In order to successfully implement actions and plans arising from this policy, special attention shall be paid to internal and external resource mobilisation strategies; targeting the involvement of private sector through PPPs. The role of co-operating partners and other stakeholders is very important. The Department of Communications shall be responsible for coordinating resource mobilisation in conjunction with the Ministry of Finance and National Planning for implementing the National ICT Plan. This shall include coordinating investments, providing for equitable and transparent resource allocation as well as monitoring and evaluation. In particular, financial resource mobilisation shall include; a) b) c) d) Contributions from the national budget reflected as percentage expenditure on ICTs in the sector budgets; Contributions/sponsorship from national stakeholders/local industries; Contributions from bilateral/multilateral cooperating partners; Contributions from the Rural ICT and Enterprise Development Funds. CHAPTER 10 MONITORING AND EVALUATION The development of the National ICT Implementation Plan shall form the basis for Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of the implementation of the provisions of this policy. Specifically, the Department of Communications in conjunction with private sector, academia, civil society and other stakeholders shall develop an M&E system based on agreed sector indicators as part of the development of an integrated National ICT Implementation Plan. In view of the above, periodic consultative sector reviews shall be in-built in the implementation process at all levels. This will include overall review of the implementation strategy taking into account policy directives as well as other national priorities. The review process shall in turn feedback into the policy making cycle. ONITORING AND EVALUATION 65

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Zambia

Type of Document (for States): Strategy Documents: Other Strategy Documents

Topics

Cyber Crime
Cyber Terrorism
Cybersecurity Awareness
Data Protection
Economy and Finance
Gender
Human & Digital Rights
International Cooperation
National Cyber Defense
Public-Private Partnership
Sustainable Development

United Nations Regional Group

African States

Issuing Body

Ministry of Transport and Communications of Zambia

Summary

Outlines 13 pillars:

Attaining sufficient and world-class human resource capacity in critical and relevant ICT skills required for developing and driving Zambia’s information and knowledge-based society and economy;
Integrating ICTs into the education system and developing the nation’s Research and Development (R&D) capacity to support, facilitate and contribute to the development of key sectors of the economy including the development of appropriate local ICT products and services;
Promoting widespread public access to information through appropriate traditional and new technology solutions based on relevant local content while promoting cultural heritage;
Developing a competitive local ICT industry supported by a clear policy roadmap, as well as a fair and transparent regulatory framework and pro-investor market conditions resulting in the effective participation of the private sector in value-adding, export-oriented services, which will serve as the main engine for accelerating the development of the local economy;
Increasing access and promoting widespread deployment of ICT services through the expansion of the nation’s telecommunications backbone infrastructure covering the whole country;
Improving public sector management as well as efficient and effective delivery of public goods and services through the implementation of E-Government systems;
Promoting Zambia’s full and effective participation in national, regional and global trade through E-Commerce services and facilities;
Improving productivity as well as competitiveness of the agricultural sector through the use of ICTs in the planning, implementation, monitoring and the information delivery process;
Improving access to quality healthcare as close to the family as possible through the deployment and exploitation of ICTs and other modern technologies;
Integrating ICTs into the development of the tourism industry and facilitating conservation of Zambia’s natural resources and heritage as well as protecting the environment;
Using ICTs as an instrument to bring issues relating to youth and women into all aspects of the economy and society, as well as empowering youths and women through opportunities created by the implementation of ICT projects and programmes in the country;
Developing appropriate institutional, legal and regulatory system in order to support the development of a competitive local ICT sector based on convergence principles, which will be supported by fair, predictable, and transparent legal and regulatory frameworks; and
Safeguarding national, institutional and individual security concerns to support the development, deployment and effective use of ICTs within the Zambian economy and society at large.

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Year Published: 2006

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