Explore innovative new technologies such as Blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), big
data analytics, deep learning, the internet of Things (IoT), 5G mobile services and
mobile applications for education, health, finance and other sectors assisting
national development goals.
Develop an e-Government Master Plan that will set out the roadmap for eGovernment implementation for the next 5 years
Establish the office of the Government Chief Information Officer
Restructure the ICT workforce in all of Government so that limited human resources
are fully utilized to support the e-Government initiative. Capacity building
opportunities to be encouraged for ICT officers
Standardise Government hardware, software and procurement processes to achieve
enhanced levels of efficiency, cost-effectiveness and reliability in Government
systems.
8.4 Cyber Security and Cyber Safety
Establish a new cyber law based on the model law developed by the International
Telecommunication Union (ITU) for Pacific Island countries. This will strengthen the
legal framework in Kiribati to meet the highest regional and international
standards with regards to protection of fundamental rights, criminalization,
investigation, electronic evidence and international cooperation. This
proposal is supported by the Police. A skeleton/model law produced by
the ITU specifically for Pacific Island countries has been provided to them
and to the Attorney General’s Office.
Establish a Kiribati Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)
The Ministry will work with other agencies, including the Police and the
Ministry of Education, to bring the level of knowledge about cyber security
and ways to protect the children, citizens and businesses of Kiribati against cyber
threats to the highest levels.
8.5 Communication for National Disaster Management
Set up communications independent of the public telecommunication system for
each island group to be able to communicate with the National Disaster Management
Centre. The Ministry will work with relevant players to establish a robust
communication system for use during disaster.
The Ministry of Information, Communication, Transport and Tourism Development will
become a member of the National Disaster Committee.
8.6 Radio and Television (via broadcasting or access to
online streaming services)
Commence planning for nationwide access to sound radio and television
programmes via broadcasting and/or on-line streaming services to community ICT
hubs.
Kiribati National ICT Policy 2019
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