Catlogo de Reportes sobre TIC`s

Organizaciones

CISCO

1.- 2013 Corporate Social Responsibility Report. Ciscos CSR strategy is to use our expertise, technology, and partnerships for social, environmental, and business impact. We report using a framework of five core pillars: Governance and Ethics, Supply Chain, Our People, Society, and Environment. This report covers our approach, our objectives, our progress, and our challenges around each of these pillars.

Ms reportes sobre este tema en: http://csr.cisco.com/pages/csr-reports

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Centre for Sustainable Communications

Todas las publicaciones de esta organizacin se pueden consultar en: http://www.cesc.kth.se/publications/all-publications/all-publications-1.441072

1.- HACKING FOR SUSTAINABILITY (tesis doctoral) Based on the created artifacts, this text argues that the new technologies and paradigms coming from ICT can transform how sustainability work is performed, by changing the way that sustainability data is created, shared and visualized. This new data-driven approach is characterized by a bottom-up way of data gathering, automatic data collection and crowdsourcing, a real time orientation, a focus on transparency and openness, dynamic and interactive visualizations, and new approaches to innovation.These characteristics create new opportunities for making sustainability practice more effective and broaden its impact, but they also create new problems and increase existing risks.

Information Society Technologies Advisory Group (ISTAG)

1.- REVISING EUROPES ICT STRATEGYThe ISTAG report "Shaping our Future through ICT A vision for ICT research and innovation in Europe" recommended the development of lead markets for innovative ICT solutions addressing Europe's key societal challenges. The report was a major inspiration for the 2006 Aho Group that called for a focus on the creation of innovationfriendly markets in Europe. This has shaped the targets, approaches and actions of recent EU and national initiatives in this field.

2.- ICT research and innovation in a globalised world. A contribution for thinking strategically the role of international cooperation in EU ICT research and innovation.

Dems documentos sobre el tema en:http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/istag/reports_en.html

FAO

1.- Using ICT to enable Agricultural Innovation Systems for Smallholders. ICT in Agriculture Sourcebook Forum 4 September 2012

2. - CT enabling rural financial services and micro-insurance for smallholders. ICT in Agriculture e-Sourcebook, Forum 6, 20 May 2013

3.- ICT and agriculture in the context of Green Growth

4.- Using ICT to enable agricultural innovation systems for smallholders

5.- Challenges and opportunities for capturing impact in ICT initiatives in agricultura

6.- ICT for data collection and monitoring and evaluation

7.- Using ICT to enable Agricultural Innovation Systems for Smallholders

8.- Expert meeting on rural information networks in Asia-Pacific: Innovative practices and future directions

9.- FAOs Capacity-Building Initiatives in Accessing, Documenting, Communicating and Managing Agricultural Information

10.- Revisiting the "Magic Box" Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are transforming the lives of communities and groups in developing countries. This book shows that we are slowly beginning to understand how these communities are appropriating ICTs to address their needs. ICTs are being integrated into wider community-based activities and adapted to fit different contexts.11.- Gender, information and communication technologies(ICTs) and rural livelihoods

Ms libros y artculos de la FAO en: http://www.fao.org/publications/search/en/?sel=e3F9SUNU&page=1

American College of Physician

1.- American College of Physicians. E-Health and Its Impact on Medical Practice. Philadelphia: American College of Physicians; 2008: Position Paper. (Available from American Collegeof Physicians, 190 N. Independence Mall West, Philadelphia, PA 19106.) E-Health activities are becoming commonplace within todays society and have the potential to transform the health care delivery system in the United States. Diffusion of technology continues to increase within the health care community with little guidance for physicians, their patients, technology developers, and policymakers. This paper attempts to provide some insight for these stakeholders about the current landscape of e-Health activities by reviewing recent developments, extent of usage, challenges, and benefits; recommend policies and guidelines for incorporating e-Health into health care in ways that support improving quality, safety, efficiency, efficacy, and access; and offer a framework for ongoing discussions, analysis, and review of the impact of e-Health activities on medical practice.

Asociacin para el progreso de las Comunicaciones

1.- Los derechos de comunicacin 10 aos despus de la CMSI: Percepciones de la sociedad civil. Publicado por la Asociacin para el Progreso de las Comunicaciones (APC) y el Instituto Humanista para la Cooperacin de los Pases en Desarrollo (HIVOS) con financiamiento de la Asociacin Mundial para la Comunicacin Cristiana (WACC) http://waccglobal.org 2013El objetivo de este trabajo es recopilar y cotejar las percepciones que tiene la sociedad civil sobre los cambios ocurridos en los 10 aos transcurridos desde que se adopt la Declaracin de principios de la CMSI, en 2003. Los resultados se utilizarn como insumos para el proceso de revisin formal de la CMSI y tambin para elaborar estrategias en torno de las agendas de la sociedad civil y las posiciones comunes. En este sentido, nuestro informe contribuye a enfrentar dos problemas: La clara ausencia en la mayor parte del mundo de un marco conceptual basado en las personas a la hora de elaborar las polticas y regulaciones de la sociedad del conocimiento compartido y la fragmentacin del movimiento en defensa delos derechos de la comunicacin, que tanto se moviliz para que las conclusiones de la CMSI se orientaran por un marco conceptual basado en las personas.

2.- EROTICS: Sex, rights and the internet An exploratory research studyThe EROTICS (Exploratory Research on Sexuality and the Internet) research project was initiated in 2008 as an exploratory step to meet this need and bridge the gap between policy and legislative measures that regulate content and practice on the internet, and the actual lived practices, experiences and concerns of internet users in the exercise of their sexual rights. It aims to promote evidence-based policymaking by engaging in on-the-ground research with a range of internet users especially those mostaffected by internet regulation measures, including young women and people of diverse sexualities to inform and guide policy making for a more accountable process of decision making. The project was coordinated by the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) and conducted with local partners comprising feminist academics and activists in five countries, namely Brazil, India, Lebanon, South Africa and the United States.

3.- GenARDIS 2002-2010: Small grants that made big changes for women in agricultura Published by APC 2010. Access to new information and communications technologies (ICTs) affects both men and women living in remote areas. Governments and the telecommunications sector do not prioritise infrastructure in rural areas because the population is generally poor and dispersed. Efforts to roll out infrastructure and training are focused in urban areas where the population is more concentrated and the profits more immediate and reliable.However, for women living in rural areas, access to ICTs means first overcoming multiple barriers relating not only to their location, but also their gender. Women play a central role in the agricultural economy, which means that their hours of work are long, leaving little time for learning how to use new technologies. Women cannot migrate as easily as men to towns and cities where training in new technologies is more available. Apart from agricultural production, women rather than men have the added responsibilities of caring for children and the elderly.

4.- ICT Policy: A Beginners Handbook Published by the Association for Progressive Communications - www.apc.org Edited by Chris NicolThis book aims to guide non-specialists through some of these policy issues and enable its readers to engage effectively with the decision-making process. It came about through a partnership developed between the Association for Progressive Communications, the leading international civil society group on ICT policy issues, and the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisations, during my term as the Organisations Chief Executive.

Boston Consulting Group

1.- GeSI SMARTer 2020: The Role of ICT in Driving a Sustainable FutureHere, in this 2012 SMARTer 2020 report, we provide enhanced data, analysis and breadth on end-use sectors as well as change levers. This report demiostrates how ICT`s is a must have solution on an even wider sacle than previously known. This report is not a resource, but an essential toolkit.For police makers, the report is a lens for how ICT can be a key determinat of low-carbon economies, wich in turn empowers regional political, human ans social capital. We have shown the efficiecies ICT can provide at select regional levels as well as within end-use sectors. The benefits are known but have yet toi be fully realized.

2.- The Digital manifesto. How companies and countries can win in the digital economy.https://www.bcg.com/documents/file96476.pdf

3.- The Internet Economy in the G-20https://www.bcg.com/documents/file100409.pdf

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European Comission

1.- eHealth Action Plan 2012-2020 - Innovative healthcare for the 21st century The first eHealth Action Plan3 was adopted in 2004. Since then, the European Commission has been developing targeted policy initiatives aimed at fostering widespread adoption of eHealth throughout the EU4. Member States have dynamically responded by demonstrating a high level of commitment to the eHealth policy agenda, notably through their participation in major large scale pilot projects such as epSOS5. The adoption in 2011 of the Directive on the Application of Patients' Rights in Cross Border Healthcare6 and its Article 14 establishing the eHealth Network, marked a further step towards formal cooperation on eHealth, with the aim to maximise social and economic benefits through interoperability and the implementation of eHealth systems.Notwithstanding this substantial progress, barriers continue to exist that need to be addressed in order to reap all the benefits from a fully mature and interoperable eHealth system in Europe.The new eHealth Action Plan aims at addressing and removing these barriers. It clarifies the policy domain and outlines the vision for eHealth in Europe, in line with the objectives of the Europe 20207 Strategy and the Digital Agenda for Europe8. It presents and consolidates actions to deliver the opportunities that eHealth can offer, describes the EU's role and encourages Member States and stakeholders to work together.

2.- BROADBAND INTERNET ACCESS COST (BIAC) Todos los documentos de la agenda Digital Europea en: http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/digital-agenda-europe-key-publications

3.- Esta Agenda Digital se adecua a cada pas, por ejemplo este documento:DigitalAgenda for Spain. The Government has decided to develop a Digital Agenda for Spain as a framework oreference todefine a roadmap as regards information and communications technologies (ICTs) and eAdministration; to build Spains strategy to achieve the goals of the Digital Agenda foEurope; tomaximize the impact of publicpolicies on ICT to enhance productivity and competitiveness; and totransform and modernize the Spanish economy and society through efficient and intensive use ofICTsbycitizens,businessesandpublicAdministrationbodies

ICT and SCenter. Advanced Studies and Research in information and Comunication Technologies and Society

1.- ICTS AND SOCIETY: THE SALZBURG APPROACH TOWARDS A THEORY FOR, ABOUT, AND BY MEANS OF THE INFORMATION SOCIETY by WOLFGANG HOFKIRCHNERThere is an international debate revolving around the question whether or not the field of overlapping studies and research in Internet, Information Society, ICTs and Society, Social Informatics, Informatik und Gesellschaft, New Media, and the like, is or shall become a discipline. The answer the authors of this paper intend to give is that the best option for research in ICTs and society is to become a transdiscipline.

Insight Observatory for New Technologies and Education

1.- Survey of Schools: ICT in Education. Benchmarking Access, Use and Attitudes to Technology in Europes SchoolsBased on over 190,000 responses from students, teachers and head teachers collected and analysed duringtheschoolyear2011-12,theSurveyoSchools:ICTinEducationprovidesdetailed,up-to-date and reliable benchmarking of Information and Communication Technologies in school level education acrossEurope,paintingapictureofeducationaltechnologyinschools:frominfrastructureprovisiontouse,confidenceandattitudes.Una serie de papers sobre estos tpicos en: http://www.eun.org/observatory/surveyofschools/Los Country reports en: http://www.eun.org/observatory/country-reports

2.- WHITE PAPER Women and ICT. Why are girls still not attracted to ICT studies and careers?ICT is the major driver of growth in productivity in the European Union. The ICT sector not only drives innovation, but fuels competitiveness in the global economy. Jobs in information and communication technologies (ICT) sectors like telecoms and the Internet are therefore key sources of growth and crucial for the growth of the economy. However, the EU's competitiveness depends on attracting and keeping skilled workers, especially in the high-tech sector, including women. But while a shortage of around 300,000 qualified engineers is expected in the EU by 2010, fewer than 1 in 5 computer scientists are women. http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2009/ekits/Women_ICT_Whitepaper.pdf

Swedish International Development Cooperation

1.- ICTs for Democracy Information and Communication Technologies for the Enhancement of Democracy with a Focus on Empowerment.The aim of this study is to provide Sida and other stakeholders in Swedish development cooperation with documentation and information of ICTs for the enhancement of democracy with a focus on empowerment and specifically to provide information and assessment of ICTs for the enhancement of democratic processes with a focus on empowerment, including a situation analysis and estimated future potential for the planning of ICT related development activities and support to propose possible future areas of ICT for democracy support.

UNESCO1. -INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) IN EDUCATION IN ASIA. A comparative analysis of ICT integration and e-readiness in schools across Asia. More than ever, the advent of the knowledge economy and global economic competition compel governments to prioritise educational quality, lifelong learning and the provision of educational opportunities for all. Policymakers widely accept that access to information and communication technology (ICT) in education can help individuals to compete in a global economy by creating a skilled work force and facilitating social mobility. They emphasise that ICT in education has a multiplier effect throughout the education system, by enhancing learning and providing students with new sets of skills; by reaching students with poor or no access (especially those in rural and remote regions); by facilitating and improving the training of teachers; and by minimising costs associated with the delivery of traditional instruction.

2.- UBIQUITOUS ICT FOR SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION AND CULTURAL LITERACY. Similar efforts exist around the world, which also aim at advancing education for better literacy. This workshop is intended as a contribution to bring together scientists, public authorities, businesses, academics, civil society organizations and other interested groups and stakeholders to understand challenges for sustainable education and cultural literacy in the global context; identify the potential of ICT to advance and improve education; share knowledge and best practices about successful policies in global education; create venues of collaboration; and consolidate responsible communities for multi-literacies.The SECL workshop is a continuing effort of academics representing consortium institutions from Finland, Germany, Sweden, and Jordan and other countries collaborating on an EU Tempus funded project. The main objective of the project is to advance the frontiers of knowledge in ICT education as a core driver for Jordan national prosperity. The academics envision a collaborative atmosphere among Jordan and EU institutions for advanced teaching, applied research, staff/student exchange, and development for better quality of ICT education and relevance knowledge in a socioeconomic development context.The contributions also refl ect the activities of the UNESCO Chair in Global e- Learning of building Global University System (GUS). The report is a product of a series of collected efforts from academic research expertise put together with international leaders to better understand challenges in an era of global education and cultural dialogue. The report provides fi ndings and thoughts that could assist in enhancing mutual understanding among nations, and in building communities that will collectively lead to sustainable education in the global context. Our fi ndings may be used to guide the efforts of governments and policies leading to a future success for better cultural understanding.

3.- UNESCO Global Report Opening New Avenues for Empowerment ICTs to Access Information and Knowledge for Persons with DisabilitiesThis Report builds on five regional reports commissioned by UNESCO to look at the use of ICTs to access information and knowledge by people with disabilities (PWD).

4.- Informe sobre el Uso de las Tecnologas de Informacin y Comunicacin (TIC) en la Educacin para Personas con DiscapacidadEn consonancia con su mandato, la Organizacin de las Naciones Unidas para la Educacin, la Ciencia y la Cultura (UNESCO), promueve la libre circulacin de ideas por medio de la palabra, la imagen y el fomento del aprendizaje potenciado por las tecnologas de la informacin y la comunicacin (TIC). Como establecido en su Programa, la UNESCO impulsa estrategias destinadas a lograr una mayor utilizacin de las TIC en la adquisicin y el intercambio de conocimientos a fin de reducir las disparidades en cuanto al acceso a la informacin y el conocimiento, fomentando particularmente el acceso por parte de las personas con discapacidad, las comunidades locales, los pueblos indgenas y los grupos minoritarios. Su accin, por tanto, se orienta principalmente a asegurar el acceso equitativo y asequible a la informacin para todos como requisito fundamental para crear sociedades del conocimiento, que todava estn fuera del alcance de la mayora de las personas.

5.- Las tecnologas de la informacin y la comunicacin en la enseanzaTodos los gobiernos que participaron en el Foro Mundial de la Educacin en Dakar (Senegal, abril 2000), se comprometieron a trabajar en pos de ciertos objetivos esenciales que tienen como meta final alcanzar la tan deseada Educacin para Todos (EPT). Voy a mencionar apenasDos de ellos, ya que constituyeron la gnesis de esta nueva publicacin: satisfacer las necesidades educativas de jvenes y adultos mediante el acceso equitativo a programas educativos y de habilidades para la vida (Objetivo 3) y mejorar la calidad de la educacin [] de modo de que todos puedan obtener resultados de aprendizaje visibles y mensurables (Objetivo 6).

6.- EL FUTURO DEL APRENDIZAJE MVIL IMPLICACIONES PARA LA PLANIFICACIN Y LA FORMULACIN DE POLTICASLa tecnologa ha hecho cambiar nuestro mundo como nadie habra podido imaginar. Hoy losdispositivos mviles impregnan la vida diaria, dando un acceso incomparable a la comunicacin y la informacin. A finales de 2012 se calculaba que el nmero de dispositivos mviles sobrepasaba la cifra de poblacin mundial (Cisco, 2012). A medida que aumentan la potencia, la funcionalidad y la asequibilidad de esos dispositivos, aumenta tambin su capacidad de apoyar el aprendizaje de maneras nuevas. Iniciativas innovadoras de aprendizaje mvil surgidas en todo el mundo han puesto de relieve ese potencial.

7.- Las TIC: del aula a la agenda poltica Ponencias del Seminario internacional. Cmo las TIC transforman las escuelas. En la agenda de las polticas educativas de los pases de Amrica Latina est presente, cada vez con mayor fuerza, la necesidad de incluir las TIC para potenciar las estrategias de trabajo docente y enriquecer los aprendizajes de los alumnos. En los estados del arte como en las investigaciones sobre esta temtica, se resalta la tendencia a la integracin de las TIC en la escuela como parte de un proceso de innovacin pedaggica.CEPAL

1.- La sociedad de la informacin en Amrica Latina y el Caribe: Desarrollo de las tecnogas y tecnogas para el desarrollo La generalizacin de la capacidad masiva de captacin, transmisin, cmputo y almacenamiento de la informacin lleva a una profunda reconfiguracin de la organizacin econmica y social (Webster, 1995). En el marco de esta transformacin que abre oportunidades para los pases de Amrica Latina y el Caribe, as como amenazas en la medida que no se superen los rezagos respecto al mundo desarrollado, hay diversas maneras de incorporarse a la sociedad de la informacin, las que dependen de las condiciones iniciales de cada pas y de dinmicas tecnolgicas, econmicas, sociales y culturales, as como de las opciones estratgicas de poltica pblica que se adopten.

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Unin Internacional de Telecomunicaciones (ITU)

1.- The State of Broadband 2013: Universalizing Broadband A report by the Broadband ComisionAffordable broadband connectivity, services and applications are essential to modern society, offering widely recognized social and economic benefits. The Broadband Commission for Digital Development promotes the adoption of broadband-friendly practices and policies for all, so everyone can take advantage of the benefits offered by broadband. This Report has been written collaboratively, drawing on contributions from the Commissions leading array of executives, thought leaders and their organizations, foremost in their fields. And yet, the question persists how best to connect everyone? This Report seeks to answer a number of questions, the answers to which can help us to realize the potential of broadband connectivity. It explores the questions of whether, and how, everyone can be connected to broadband Internet, and if so, by when: Why should everyone be connected? Is there a viable business case to connect the last 5-10% of the population? How can we connect women, minorities, and disadvantaged groups? Have Universal Service Funds (USFs) been extended to include broadband?

2.- Making Television Accessible.Ensuring that all of the worlds population has access to television services is one of the targets set by world leaders in the World Summit on the Information Society. Television is important for enhancing national identity, providing an outlet for domestic media content and getting news and information to the public, which is especially critical in times of emergencies. Television programmes are also a principal source of news and information for illiterate segments of the population, some of whom are persons with disabilities. In addition, broadcasting can serve important educational purposes, by transmitting courses and other instructional material.

3.- Accesibilidad de los telfonos y servicios mviles para las personas con discapacidad Informe Conjunto de la UIT Unin Internacional de Telecomunicaciones y el G3ict Iniciativa Mundial para unas TIC integradoras.El presente Informe conjunto G3ict/UIT es el resultado de varios aos de investigacin en nuestras organizaciones sobre el tema de la accesibilidad mvil y hay que agradecer su publicacin a la dedicacin y apoyo editorial del Centro para Internet y la Sociedad. La cooperacin entre nuestras tres organizaciones comparte un mismo objetivo: identificar y promover soluciones mviles efectivas en beneficio de las personas con discapacidad.El presente estudio recopila y analiza los diversos modos en que las partes interesadas de todo el mundo han implantado tecnologas y servicios telefnicos mviles accesibles. Contiene abundante informacin til y estudios de casos prcticos que pueden servir de fundamento para la promocin de las tecnologas de los telfonos mviles accesibles y las tecnologas mviles de apoyo.

4.- The ICT Opportunity for a Disability-Inclusive Development Framework.Including persons with disabilities in all aspects of society is one of the remaining challenges of the global development agenda. The widespread adoption of the United Nations Conventioni on the Rights of the Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) in 2006 heralded a major step forward in advancing the inclusion of persons with disabilities, turning their socio-economic exclusion into a human rights issue.

5.- Resilient pathways: the adaptation of the ICT sector to climate change.The objectives of this report are to explore the impacts of climate change on the information and communication technology (ICT) sector and the potential for adaptation, including the need for new standards to be developed.

6.- Toolkit on environmental sustainability for the ICT sectorThe Smart 2020 report found that the full life cycle carbon footprint of the ICT industry represents around 2% of worldwide emissions, and is projected to grow at a 6% annual compound growth rate. Although the sectors emissions are rising, its largest influence is expected to be through enabling increased energy efficiencies and improved environmental performance in other sectors.A significant challenge for ICT companies is that in enabling better environmental performance elsewhere, the ICT sector is itself taking on significant burdens, at a time when there is greater scrutiny applied to environmental performance, and, often, at much greater cost. As a result, it is important for ICT organizations to use sustainability actions to drive their own business performance, while being more responsible corporate citizens.

7.- Standards and eHealth ITU-T Technology Watch ReportThe World Health Organization (WHO) defines eHealth as the cost-effective and secure use of information and communications technologies in support of health and health-related fields, including health-care services, health surveillance, health literature, and health education, knowledge and research. Electronic health (eHealth) systems continue to hold great promise for improving global access to healthcare services and health informatics, particularly in the developing world.

8.- Sustainable ICT in corporate organizationsThe ICT sector has transformed the way organizations work, increasing productivity and driving increased economic output and trade across the globe. But there is a price to pay, and that is in the area of energy use.

9.- SMART 2020 ReportThe ICT sector has transformed the way we live, work, learn and play. From mobile phones and micro-computer chips to the internet, ICT has consistently delivered innovative products and services that are now an integral part of everyday life. ICT has systematically increased productivity and supported economic growth across both developed and developing countries. But what impact do pervasive information and communication technologies have on global warming? Is it a sector that will hinder or help our fight against dangerous climate change? http://www.smart2020.org/_assets/files/02_Smart2020Report.pdf

10.- Measuring Information Society 2013. This annual report identifies key ICT developments and tracks the cost and affordability of ICT services, in accordance with internationally agreed methodologies. Its core feature is the ICT Development Index (IDI), which ranks countries performance with regard to ICT infrastructure and uptake. The report aims to provide an objective international performance evaluation based on quantitative indicators and benchmarks, as an essential input to the ICT policy debate in ITU Member States

World Bank Group

1.- ICT for Greater Development Impact World Bank Group Strategy For Information and Communication Technology.The ICT strategy will use a results-based framework to track progress. The ICT agenda will be demand-driven, and each World Bank Region and country program will confirm its own priorities in implementing the proposed strategy.

World Economic Forum1.- Connected World Hyperconnected Travel and Transportation in ActionIn 2013, the first of 14 smart-gates went into operation at Dubai International Airports Terminal 3. Passengers who enrolled and qualified were able to simply and swiftly walk through automated, secure checkpoints using biometric recognition to identify individuals. Without breaking stride, they cleared customs in 20 seconds.

2.- The Global Information Technology Report 2014 Rewards and Risks of Big DataThe 13th edition of The Global Information Technology Report is released at a time when economies need to solidify the recovery of the past year and leave the worst financial and economic crisis of the past 80 years behind. Developed economies need to sustain their incipient economic recovery and find new areas of growth and employment creation; emerging and developing economies need to build their resilience against turbulence in the markets and foster their innovation potential in order to sustain the rapid economic growth they experienced in the past decade.

3.- Rethinking Personal Data: A New Lens for Strengthening TrustAs we look at the dynamic change shaping todays data-driven world, one thing is becoming increasingly clear. We really do not know that much about it. Polarized along competing but fundamental principles, the global dialogue on personal data is inchoate and pulled in a variety of directions. It is complicated, conflated and often fueled by emotional reactions more than informed understandings.The World Economic Forums global dialogue on personal data seeks to cut through this complexity. A multi-year initiative with global insights from the highest levels of leadership from industry, governments, civil society and academia, this work aims to articulate an ascendant vision of the value a balanced and human-centred personal data ecosystem can create.

4.- Delivering Digital Infrastructure Advancing the Internet EconomyThe internet is fast becoming the essential infrastructure of the 21st century. It is as revolutionary in its way to how people live, work, play and interact as previous revolutions in transportation, energy and telephony have been in theirs. For billions of people already, and for billions more to come, life without digital interaction and the services it enables is all but unthinkable.But suppose the unthinkable were to happen. Imagine that the infrastructure fails. Think of a bridge with a fractured support. Or a pipeline slowed to a trickle. Or an electrical grid that functions only intermittently. Such infrastructure-related realities are all too frequent occurrences and they represent big daily headaches and economic impediments for the people who must contend with them.

5.- Ms Reportes en: http://www.weforum.org/issues/ict-growthThe Economist Intelligence Unit

1.- The Internet of Things business index: A quiet revolution gathers paceThis report draws on two main sources for its research and ndings: In June 2013 The Economist Intelligence Unit surveyed 779 senior business leaders, nearly half (49%) of whom are C-level executives or board members. Respondents come from across the world, with 29% based in Europe, 29% in North America, 30% in Asia-Paci c, and the remaining 12% from Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. A total of 19 industries are represented in the survey. Around 10% of respondents come from each of the following industries: nancial services; manufacturing; healthcare, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology; IT and technology; energy and natural resources; and construction and real estate. The sample is evenly split between large rms, with an annual revenue of more than US$500m, and small and mid-sized rms. Some of the results from this survey have been used to create the inaugural Internet of Things business index featured in this report. Alongside the survey the EIU conducted a series of in-depth interviews with the following senior executives and experts.

2.- Redefining the digital divide. Redefining the digital divide is an Economist Intelligence Unit report. Kim Andreasson was the author and Laurel West was the editor. Denis McCauley provided advice and guidance throughout the project. The report draws on a survey of 218 government policy-makers and telecommunications executives, all of whom were familiar with discussions of the digital divide in their country. The survey findings were supplemented by wide-ranging desk research and interviews with experts to uncover gaps in digital access and usage in six large countries. The report was commissioned by Huawei. The Economist Intelligence Unit bears sole responsibility for the content of this report. The findings do not necessarily reflect the views of the commissioning organisation. Our thanks are due to the following people for their time and insights.

3.- Big data Lessons from the leadersBig data: lessons from the leaders is an Economist Intelligence Unit report, sponsored by SAS. It explores how far along companies are on their data journey and how they can best exploit the massive amounts of data they are collecting.

UNICEFX.- A Global Agenda for Children Rights in the Digital Agehttp://www.unicef-irc.org/publications/pdf/lse%20olol%20final3.pdf

United Nations1.- United Nations E-Government Survey 2012 E-Government for the People. United Nations Department of Economic and Social AairsThis report shows that with the right institutional framework, policies and capacity-building efforts, progress in enhancing the contribution of e-government to sustainabledevelopment is within reach. However, the report also explains that adequate funding is needed to enhance e-government. Furthermore, it shows that there are challenges to reducing the digital-divide and increasing access to public services by vulnerable populations and distant communities. More than ever, mobile services, crowd sourcing, cloud computing, e-servicekiosks and other innovations of this sort must be nurtured and supported and made available to all segments of society.

2.- InformatIon Economy rEport 2013. The Cloud Economy and Developing Countries (UNCTAD)

OCDE

1.- Towards Green ICT Strategies: Assessing Policies and Programmes on ICT and the Environment. Improving environmental performance, tackling global warming and enhancing resourcemanagement are high on the list of global challenges that must be addressed urgently. The information and communications technology (ICT) industry needs to further improve itsenvironmental performance (it is responsible for around 2-3% of the global carbon footprint), and ICT applications have very large potential to enhance performance across the economy and society (the remaining 97-98%). Governments and business associations have introduced a range of programmes and initiatives on ICT and the environment to address environmental challenges, particularly global warming and energy use. Some government programmes also contribute tonational targets set in the Kyoto Protocol (e.g. Denmarks Action Plan for Green IT and Japans Green IT Initiative). Business associations have mainly developed initiatives to reduce energy costs and todemonstrate corporate social responsibility.

Estrategias Gubernamentales

1.- Qatar e-Government 2020 StrategyThat is why Ministries across Qatars government have joined together to accelerate e-Government initiatives. In late 2013, H.E. Prime Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani identified e-Government as a priority and formed a Steering Committee, spearheaded by the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology and composed of 8 of the largest ministries. The Committee was charged with developing and guiding the implementation of a nationwide e-Government strategy. Qatar e-Government 2020 is the result of the Committees efforts. The strategy, outlined in the pages of this document, has one overarching vision -- All individuals and businesses will benefit from connecting online with Qatars more open and efficient government.

2.- DIGITAL GOVERNMENT: BUILDING A 21ST CENTURY PLATFORM TO BETTER SERVE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. USAMission drives agencies, and the need to deliver better services to customers at a lower costwhether an agency is supporting the warfighter overseas, a teacher seeking classroom resources or a family figuring out how to pay for collegeis pushing every level of government to look for new solutions.

3. Uk Governmenta.- G-Cloudb.- End User Devicesc.- ICT Capabilityd.- Greening Government: ICTen: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-government-ict-strategy-resources

4.- TARGET & FOCUS European Institute of Innovation & Technology. EIT ICT Labs Annual Report 2013In order to be well prepared for the coming years, a significant strategy update was performed through an intense dialogue with the partners and taking into account the lessons learned from the first years of operation. Key ingredients are a focused set of Action Lines with clear priorities and targets on societal and economic impact, a blended education approach delivering so-called T-shaped talents, vibrant Co-location Centres hosting High Impact Initiatives, and the development of close ties with other actors in the ICT innovation and education landscape.

5.- e-Government and e-Democracy in Switzerland and Canada. Using online tools to improve civic participation.This report summarizes the main points that were discussed during the roundtable, highlighting key opportunities and challenges inherent in the Swiss and Canadian e-government models. While Switzerland and Canada lead most other nations in utilizing online tools, both face significant policy challenges as they expand their approach to e-government and e-democracy. Some of these challenges include: facilitating more private-public partnerships; reducing jurisdictional barriers, and; improving service delivery to remote communities. As technology improves and citizens become more reliant on online services, both Switzerland and Canada will be expected to make their e-services more innovative, efficient and faster. This report presents some alternative approaches, including possible solutions that may help both countries respond to the unique challenges they face. 6.- eGovernment Strategies The Case of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)This article provides an overview of eGovernment and its role in revolutionising existing governmental systems. It argues that in order for eGovernment initiatives to truly succeed, we need to develop public trust and confidence to promote diffusion and participation. The article relates this to the recently announced UAE eGovernment Strategic Framework 2011-2013. The framework attempts to promote the electronic transformation of all government services within a period of three years. An important component of the strategic framework in question is the use of the existing national identity management infrastructure and the development of a government-owned federated identity management system to support Government-to-Citizen (G2C) eGovernment transactions and promote trust and confidence on the Internet.

7.- Singapores Experience. Initiatives to promote e-Participation

Singapore embraces the challenges of a highly fast paced world with increasing digital connectivity as an opportunity to better deliver public services, and connect with citizens and businesses. No longer relying solely on manual transactions, the government is able to connect with its citizens through online platforms and social media. In this article, efforts taken to strengthen people engagement and process feedback, while using ICT as an enabler to build a digitally inclusive society will be discussed.

8.- Singapore E-GOV.The eGov2015 Masterplan opens a new chapter in Singapores e-government journey. We hope our vision of a collaborative government that co-creates and connects with our people, will bring Singapore to the next frontier of e-government.

9.- New IT Reform Strategy Realizing Ubiquitous and Universal Network Society Where Everyone Can Enjoy the Benefits of IT

When considering the future of Japan, there is one social transformation taking place that needs to be addressed above all others, and that is the issue of our decreasing and aging population. Adding to this issue, as local economies increasingly globalize, the era of mass-production- and consumer-generated wealth is drawing to a close as we enter into a new economy in which knowledge produces values. In order for us to continuously be in a position to act as a world leader as well as to realize a high quality of life for our citizens in this era of dramatic social and economic change, it is necessary for Japan to implement persistent reforms which aim to put in place a steady base that will serve to appropriately support a new society. https://www.e-gov.go.jp/doc/e-government.html

10.- eGovernment in Sweden.

11.- ICT for Everyone A Digital Agenda for Swedenhttp://www.government.se/content/1/c6/18/19/14/70f489cb.pdf

12. - THE DIGITAL PATH TO FUTURE WELFARE eGOVERNMENT STRATEGY 2011-2015Danish citizens use their computers, mobile phones and the Internet every day. A wealth of new digital opportunities has quickly transformed everyday life for many citizens and companies. The Danish public sector is a world leader in the adoption of IT and new technologies, aimed at improving welfare services.

13.- Digital Agenda.nl ICT for innovation and economic growth. Faced with an ageing population and the need to compete in an open world economy, there are three things the Netherlands can do: work harder, work longer and work smarter. This Digital Agenda for the Netherlands focuses on that last option. How can we make smarter use of ICT1 to generate growth and prosperity? It describes the basic conditions that need to be put in place to accomplish it. Successful implementation of this agenda in the period 2011 - 2015 will provide a powerful boost for innovation and economic growth.

14.- BASES Y LINEAMIENTOS PARA UNA AGENDA DIGITAL ARGENTINA http://www.cicomra.org.ar/cicomra2/asp/ADA%20FINAL.pdf

15.- Iranian Internet Infrastructure and Policy Report

The behavior of Iranian telecommunication regulators and government officials follows a recurrent, predictable formula: the extent to which the Internet is accessible and stable is directly connected to the security of the political status quo. The full technical capacity and socioeconomic considerations of authorities for the interference of the flow of communications is never truly known until moments of uncertainty, the exact moment when the state intervenes. Despite this pattern, spanning at least four years, international civil society has rarely kept an institutional knowledge accounting for how disruptions occur, more often focusing on the effects and outcomes; particularly, in a manner that enables the articulation of the threat model of a government challenged by its people. Iran has caught the attention of the international public for more often than not reasons of international politics. However, for advocates of the free flow of information, history has shown that as Iran goes, so does much of the rest of the world. In consideration of the prospect of observing such rare window, timed with the first Presidential election since the Green Movement, for seven months we have sought to document the shifts of the countrys Internet.

16.- VISIN MXICO 2020 Polticas pblicas en materia de Tecnologas de Informacin y Comunicaciones para impulsar la competitividad de Mxico. En la actualidad, el bienestar econmico y social de las naciones est ntimamente relacionado con su habilidad para articular y desarrollar polticas pblicas que incentiven la competitividad y la innovacin, as como con su capacidad para vincular las Tecnologas de Informacin y Comunicaciones (TIC) como una plataforma habilitadora de las mismas.

17.- Agenda Digital Jalisco 2013http://agenda.tecalitlan.gob.mx/evidences/3/7/11/AGENDADIGITALjALISCO.pdf

18.- Agenda Digital de Italiahttp://www.agenda-digitale.it/ADI1104/player.html

19.- LA STRATEGIA ITALIANA PERLAGENDA DIGITALE Nel quadro dellAgenda Digitale Europea, lItalia ha elaborato una strategia paese, attraversolindividuazione di specifiche priorit e modalit di intervento collegate a chiare azioni, i cui risultati sono misurabili sulla base di specifici indicatori, in linea con lo scoreboard dellAgendaDigitale Europea (ADE).20.- PARLIAMENT OF AUSTRALIA ICT STRATEGIC PLAN 2013 2018When Parliament House was opened in 1988 it had been designed to provide the environment, infrastructure and facilities necessary to house and support the work of the Australian Parliament for at least 200 years. It was also intended as a major new symbol of democracy, accessible to all. Today, with the convergenceof communications and computing technologies, the opportunity arises to further these aims through theinnovative application of technology. It is timely, therefore, to outline a plan to make the Australian Parliament a world leader in e-parliament, improving access, communication, engagement and transparency of the work of parliament and parliamentarians.

21.- ICT Action Plan Meeting the high-level skills needs of Enterprise in Ireland

22.- Information and Communications Technology. The New Zealand Sectors Report 2013FEATURED SECTOR

23. Estrategia Digital Nacional Mxico.

24.- ICT workforce study. Commonwealth of Australia 2013This report is informed by extensive consultation with industry, universities, vocational education and training bodies, industry associations and unions. Following the release of an issues paper in January 2013, AWPA received 19 submissions from stakeholders, and convened meetings with stakeholders including an industry forum in November 2012 and a roundtable meeting in February 2013.

25.- Information & Communications Technology. Repblica de Turqua

Legislaciones sobre TIC`s

Nacionales

1.- De las telecomunicaciones a las TIC: Ley de TIC de Colombia(L1341/09) La necesidad de preparar al sector de tecnologas de la informacin y las comunicaciones de Colombia para hacer frente a los desafos que trae consigo el desarrollo de la convergencia tecnolgica, institucional y de mercados, implicaba plantear un nuevo equilibrio entre la promocin del desarrollo competitivo del sector y el cumplimiento de los fines sociales de mayor cobertura y acceso de los ciudadanos, empresas e instituciones pblicas a las TIC, derivados de la naturaleza de servicio pblico que ostentan las telecomunicaciones.

2.- ICT and Legal Principles: Sources and Paradigm of Information LawThe development of information and communication technologies (ICT) has ledto significant social, economic and consequently legal changes. Technologicalchange has one of its widest impacts on society and everyday life throughinformation and communication technology (ICT). Biotechnology and bioinformaticsplay an increasing role. Law fulfils its functions in a certain technological environment and is thereby profoundly connected to technology through the construction of social reality and what is just in that reality. Law regulates particular technologies and solves conflicts and co-ordination problems related to those technologies.

3.- MARCO JURDICO SUBSISTEMA DE INNOVACIN PARA EL USO Y APROPIACIN DE TIC EN EL GOBIERNO (Colombia)

Internacionales1.- .- Information and Communication Technology Policy and Legal Issues for Central Asia This guide examines distinguishes ICT legal issues into five distinct areas: Legal infrastructure, which considers some of the key legal and regulatory facilitators for electronic commerce, from adherence to law reform principles such as technology neutrality, to regulatory structures and market liberalization. Legal certainty, which examines the legal status of electronic communications and forms of contracting, specifically the need to explicitly recognise the validity,enforceability and admissibility of electronic means of executing legal acts. Legal security , which examines the security risks inherent in an electronic environment and considers the methods used to overcome these, in particular the use of digital signatures and certification services. Legal protection, which reviews intellectual property rights and how such intangible property is protected in an online environment, as well as the consumer protection issues which the Internet raises. Legal deterrence, which examines the development of cybercrime and the regulatory approaches to criminalising such harmful conduct and ensuring that law enforcement are able to investigate and prosecute offenders.

2.- El Estado Actual de la Accesibilidad de las Tecnologas de la Informaciny la Comunicacin (TIC) Observatorio Fundacin Vodafone-CERMI/

3.- West African Common Market Project: Harmonization of Policies Governing the ICT Market in the UEMOA-ECOWAS Space . Model ICT Policy and LegislationThe International Telecommunication Union (ITU) launched a regional project, in cooperation with the European Union, to support the establishment of an integrated ICT Market in West Africa. The project takes account of the UEMOA and ECOWAS vision for the telecommunications sector, shared by National Regulatory Authorities throughout the region, which is "to have a single liberalized telecommunications market in the Community, following on the adoption of uniform legislative and regulatory frameworks, and the interconnection and integration of national networks."

4.- Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Policy for DevelopmentInternational perspectives and national case studies in Africa. (curso)

5.- UNDERSTANDING CYBERCRIME: PHENOMENA, CHALLENGES AND LEGAL RESPONSEThe purpose of the ITU report Understanding Cybercrime: Phenomena, Challenges and Legal Response is to assist countries in understanding the legal aspects of cybersecurity and to help harmonize legal frameworks. As such, the report aims to help developing countries better understand the national and international implications of growing cyberthreats, to assess the requirements of existing national, regional and international instruments, and to assist countries in establishing a sound legal foundation.

Indicadores, dimensiones y tendencias (Reportes)

La bsqueda se hizo tomando como referencia el marco de indicadores y dimensiones propuestas por la Universidad de Waseda, los cuales son:

Fuente: http://www.e-gov.waseda.ac.jp/pdf/Press_Released_on_e-Gov_ranking_2013.pdf

Por lo que respecta a las tendencias, se tom la misma referencia:1.- Cloud computing2.- Mobile government and social media3.- Open government/Big data4.- BCP for disaster managment5.- Digital inclusin in Ageing Society6.- Cibersecurity and ID Card

IndicadoresNetwork Preparedness/Infrastructure

1.- The Global Information Technology Report 2013. Growth and Jobs in a Hyperconnected WorldThe Global Information Technology Report 2013 features the latest results of the NRI, offering an overview of the current state of ICT readiness in the world. This years coverage includes a record number of 144 economies, accounting for over 98 percent of global GDP. A number of essays on the role of ICTs to promote growth and jobs in an increasingly hyperconnected world, as well as policy case studies on developing ICTs, are featured in the Report, together with a comprehensive data sectionincluding detailed profiles for each economy covered and data tables with global rankings for the NRIs 54 indicators.

2.- The impact of governments ICT savingsinitiativesIn 2009, Francis Maude MP said: the history of UK government ICT projects is littered with budget overruns, delays and functional failures. Since May 2010, the Cabinet Office has launched several Information, Communications and Technology (ICT) and procurement initiatives to tackle these problems. The government recently set out the need for civil service reform to embrace the digital age. ICT is essential to efficient government and for government to keep pace with citizens desire to engage with public services online.

3.- The Mobile Economy 2013Almost half the population of the earth now uses mobile communications. A billion mobile subscribers were added in the last 4 years to leave the total standing at 3.2 billion. There are still many adults and young people who would appreciate the social and economic benefits of mobile technology but are unable to access it, highlighting a huge opportunity for future growth and a challenge to all players in the industry ecosystem to expand the scope of products and services to tap this demand.

4.- Utilization of telecommunications/ICTs for disaster preparedness, mitigation and response.TU-D Q22-1/2 addresses Utilization of telecommunications/ICTs for disaster preparedness, mitigation and response. This study question and its work plan were adopted by the World Telecom Development Conference (WTDC) in Hyderabad in 2010. This is the final report of ITU-D Q22-1/2, summarizing its activities and findings over the last four year study cycle, covering the period from 2010-2013.

5.- Making infrastructures more intelligent Enhancing quality of life (Siemens)

Management Optimization1.- NETWORKED SOCIETY CITY INDEX 2013 ERICSSONCities are already home to more than half of the worlds population and, according to United Nations forecasts , by 2050 two-thirds of us will be city-dwellers. At the same time, cities are experiencing rapid technological development, driven by cloud-based services and more powerful mobile devices, sensors, big data and analytics. In this emerging Networked Society, intelligent networks will be critical to the basic functioning of our cities and to their success in meeting current and emerging challenges.

2.-

Required Interface/Applications

1.- ICT in education studyWith appropriate infrastructure support and teacher professional development,computers and internet Access in schools can provide important tolos and resources to help improve teaching practices and student learning outcomes. This study has worked to deepen understanding of key facilitators, successes, challenges, and potential solutionsto teachers adoption and integration.

National Portal/Home PageGovernment Chief Information Officer (CIO)E-Government Promotion

Nuevas tendencias Cloud computingMobile government and social mediaOpen government/Big dataBCP for disaster managmentDigital inclusin in Ageing SocietyCibersecurity and ID Card

1.- Worldwide Infrastructure Security ReportThis report provides the results of Arbor Networks ninth annual Worldwide Infrastructure Security Survey. The survey covers a 12-month period from November 2012 through the end of October 2013 . This report documents the collective experiences, observations and concerns of the operational security community in 2013http://pages.arbornetworks.com/rs/arbor/images/WISR2014.pdf

2.- Cisco 2014 Annual Security ReportThe exploitation of trust is a common mode of operation for online attackers and other malicious actors. They take advantage of users trust in systems, applications, and the people and businesses they interact with on a regular basis. And this approach works: There is ample evidence that adversaries are coming up with new methods for embedding their malware in networks, remaining undetected for long periods, and stealing data or disrupting critical systems. http://www.cisco.com/

Temas

Gnero1.- http://www.genderit.org/search/node/gender

Infancia

Investigacin e innovacin en ICT`s

1.- Intelligent Infrastructure Futures The Scenarios Towards 2055The Foresight Project on Intelligent Infrastructure Systems (IIS) set out to examine the challenges and opportunities for the UK in bringing intelligence to its infrastructure the physical networks that deliver such services as transport, telecommunications, water and energy. In particular, the project explored how,over the next 50 years, we can apply science and technology to the design and implementation of intelligent infrastructure for robust, sustainable and safe transport, and its alternatives.

2.- Tecnologas de la Informacin y la Comunicacin en Chile: reas de investigacin y capacidades Informe de estado del arteEste documento presenta los resultados de un estudio cuyo objetivo es informar la capacidad de investigacin chilena en el rea de Tecnologas de Informacin y Comunicaciones. El documento ayuda a los lectores a identificar los centros de investigacin chilenos, los investigadores y las reas de investigacin en TIC, como una manera de facilitar la cooperacin en investigacin, desarrollo y transferencia entre la Unin Europea y Chile.

3.- Understanding what is happening in ICT in South AfricaWhile the South African information and communication technology (ICT) sector continues to demonstrate dynamic growth, particularly as driven by the mobile sector, the growth has not met the national objective of aordable Access to the full range of communication services. Access to mobile services continues to grow, however, broadband Access (particularly access to xed broadband) remains very low in comparison to other lower-middle-income countries, and the prices of all communication services remain high by both African and global standards.

Vejez

Pobreza1.- ICT PATHWAYS TO POVERTY REDUCTION Empirical Evidence from East and Southern Africa.The research reported in this volume was undertaken at a time when the por were starting to take part in the information society through the usage of ICTs.

Democracia

Medio ambiente sustentable1.- The power of ICT for sustanability and beyond. Fujitsu group sustanability report 2013.

2.- Green IT Initiative in Japan. Active discussion has been held at various international meetings to establish a framework to succeed the Kyoto Protocol (post-Kyoto framework). Japan proposed to reduce CO2 emissions at least by half by 2050.

Ramas o aspectos de aplicacin

Energa1.- ICT applications for energy efficiency in buildings. KTH Centre for Sustainable CommunicationsICT could play a role as a key enabler for decreasing energy usage in buildings and at the same time create new business opportunities driven by the need for energy efficiency. Throughout the life cycle of a building, most energy (~80%) is used during the operational stage . The decisions made in the early design stages or in renovation stages for existing buildings thus influence about 80% of the total life cycle energy usage, while the impact of user behaviour and real-time control is in the range of 20% . Therefore there is an urgent need to find new possibilities to decrease the energy usage in buildings.

2.- Smart sustainable cities e Exploring ICT solutions for reduced energy use in cities (paper)This article explores the opportunities of using ICT as an enabling technology to reduce energy use in cities. An analytical framework is developed in which a typology of ICT opportunities is combined with a typology of household functions, i.e. all the activities that require energy. The energy used for household functions is calculated using a consumption-based lifecycle perspective. The analytical framework is intended to be of use to researchers, city and regional authorities and ICT companies interested in acquiring a better understanding of how ICT investments could contribute to reduce energy use in cities.http://ac.els-cdn.com/S136481521400019X/1-s2.0-S136481521400019X-main.pdf?_tid=5d896072-f7e6-11e3-80c7-00000aab0f6b&acdnat=1403205633_eee4c207e63cc13424e24580af66ef0d

3.- Ris Energy Report 10 Energy for smart cities in an urbanised worldThis Ris Energy Report is the tenth in a series which began in 2002. Volume 10 takes as its point of reference the rapid urbanisation of the world. UN population statistics show that global population is expected to surpass 9 billion by 2050, and nearly 6.3 billion people will be living in urban areas. Urban regions will thus absorb most of the worlds population increase in the next four decades while drawing in some of the rural population as well: by 2050 there will be 600 million fewer people in rural reas.

Salud1.- Aplicacin de las tecnologas de la informacin y las comunicaciones en los sistemas de salud de Blgica, Dinamarca, Espaa, Reino Unido y Suecia. La Comisin Econmica para Amrica Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL) se encuentra desarrollando el Programa @LIS2- Alianza para la Sociedad de la Informacin 2 Dilogo poltico inclusivo e intercambio de experiencias . El propsito central de este programa es fomentar el dilogo poltico y regulatorio entre Amrica Latina y Europa para facilitar la elaboracin de estrategias regionales, subregionales y nacionales, destinadas al desarrollo de la sociedad de la informacin en Amrica Latina, inspirndose para ello en la experiencia de eEurope.

2.- Towards a National Strategy for Telehealth in Australia. Australasian Telehealth Society. 2013-2018

Movilidad1.- ICT concepts for optimization of mobility in Smart Cities. European CommissionThe deployment of ICT mobility related services can help to address the challenge raised by urban transport. In this regard ITS will be of major importance in securing future sustainable mobility against a background of mounting economic, environmental, and societal pressure. The provision of information can encourage more sustainable urban mobility behavior and at the same time a more efficient use of existing resources (energy, infrastructure, and vehicles). ICT can enable the full integration of the urban mobility system, which means integrating collective and private modes of transport (including public and private vehicles). The integration of services of different kinds and sectors is enabled byICT and allows for the emergence of Smart Cities.

2.- ICT for Clean & Efficient Mobility Final ReportThis report presents a review of the wide range of Green ITS already available or under development that can have a significant impact on road transport energy efficiency and emissions of pollutants and CO. It is a summary of the results of Working Group meetings and other inputs from the Working Group members

Minera1.- ICT Roadmap for Minerals and Energy Resources Project.Pgina dedicada a este tema. Entre los muchos reportes que presenta estn:1.Scenarios for ICT in Minerals and Energy in 2025 (prepared by CSIRO, July 2013)2.ICT Roadmap for Minerals and Energy Report (prepared by Deloitte, July 2013)3.Inventory of ICT Capabilities at South Australia's Universities (prepared by Ian Wark Research Institute, UniSA and commissioned by CSIRO, June 2013)http://www.dmitre.sa.gov.au/manufacturing_works/programs_and_initiatives/mining_industry_participation_office_mipo/ict_roadmap_for_minerals_and_energy_resources_project

Agricultura y ICT1.- ICT IN AGRICULTURE Connecting Smallholders to Knowledge, Networks,and Institutions Educacin y buenas prcticas. Information and communication have always mattered in agriculture. Ever since people have grown crops, raised livestock, and caught fish, they have sought information from one another . What is the most effective planting strategy on steep slopes? Where can I buy the improved seed or feed this year? How can I acquire a land title? Who is paying the highest price at the market? How can I participate in the governments credit program? Producers rarely find it easy to obtain answers to such questions, even if similar ones arise season after season

Buenas Prcticas TIC. Comunidad ValencianaAprender sobre las TIC es un reto que alcanza a toda la sociedad. La Conselleria dEducaci, sensible a ello, presenta el libro Buenas prcticas TIC dirigido a padres y madres, tutores, docentes, familiares y, en general, a cualquier persona relacionada con el proceso formativo de los menores, tanto en el aspecto humano como social, tcnico, cultural o profesional.