I don't have any successful cases, but as I see in our context in Cameroun, Access is a critical success factor. Access in terms of infrastructure, access in terms of cost of service and access in terms of literacy rate of the populations, access in terms of cultural barriers.
On 5/2/05, Global Knowledge Dev. Moderator asked: ..snip... > Key Questions: > > 1) What are the 'critical success factors' for using ICT to support > decentralization and improve local governance? > > 2) Which ICT interventions deliver the greatest benefit in improving > local government services? > > 3) What cases demonstrate the use of ICT to support successful > decentralization, empower local communities and improve local > governance? > > 4) What actions are essential for using ICT to support successful > decentralization, i.e., what are the 'critical success factors'? > > 5) What are the risks and pitfalls of using ICT to support > decentralization? > > 6) Are there particular local government functions (e.g., fiscal > management, service delivery, procurement) that lend themselves > particularly well to using ICT? > > 7) How can ICTs in the hands of citizens help empower them to enforce > responsive local government? Sylvie SIYAM, PROTEGE QV Coordinator, P.O. Box 4888, YAOUNDE, CAMEROON, Vous souhaitez participer a une grande oeuvre? Visitez www.protegeqv.org Want to help improve local development? Go to www.protegeqv.org ------------ This DOT-COM Discussion is funded by the dot-ORG USAID Cooperative Agreement, and hosted by GKD. http://www.dot-com-alliance.org provides more information. To post a message, send it to: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To subscribe or unsubscribe, send a message to: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. In the 1st line of the message type: subscribe gkd OR type: unsubscribe gkd For past messages, see: http://www.dot-com-alliance.org/archive.html
