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NIDS INFORMATION, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BACKGROUND PAPER


Table of Contents
(Information, Science and Technology)

1.     Introduction to Information
2.     Description of the Global Information Infrastructure
  2.1   Commitments of G7 Countries
  2.2   A Shared Vision of Human Enrichment
  2.3   Strategy for Implementation of Commitments
  2.4   Measures for Realization of Strategy
3.     The Regional Information Infrastructure 
  3.1   Information Infrastructure for the Asia- Pacific Region
  3.2   Information Policy Proposals For A Regional (Caribbean) Information Infrastructure
  3.3   Proposals for a Regional Information Network
  4.1   A Brief History of Cable & Wireless in the BVI
    4.1.1 Present Telecommunications Infrastructure
    4.1.2 Service Presently Offered in BVI
    4.1.3 Plans and Strategies for the Future
  4.2   Locally Based Television
    4.2.1 Television Stations Accessed Locally
    4.2.2 Locally Based Radio Stations
  4.3   National Libraries
    4.3.1 The Public Libraries
    4.3.2 The National Documentation Centre
    4..2 School Libraries
    4.2.3 College Library
    4.2.4 Museums
    4.2.5 Archives
    4.2.6 National Information Systems (NATIS)
  4.3   Print Media
    4.3.1 Local Newspapers
    4.3.2 Overseas Newspapers
    4.3.3 Magazines ( Local)
  4.4   Government Information Services
    4.4.1 Department of Information & Public Relations
    4.4.2 GIS Publications and Programmes
    4.4.3 Economic Information Publications
    4.4.4 Social Information Publications
    4.4.5 Other Sectors Publications
  4.5   Information Superhighway Networks
    4.5.1 The Internet
    4.5.2 The Intranet
    4.5.3 Other Available Information Highways
  4.6   Information Processing
    4.6.1 Computers in the Public Sector
      A Brief History of Computerization in Government Central
      Present Use of Computers in Government
    4.6.2 Computer in the Private Sector
    4.6.3 Computers in Education Institutions
    4.6.4 Computers in Households
5.     Information in the World  Economy
6.     Information and the BVI Community
  6.1   Information in the BVI Economy
    6.1.1 Background on the Economy's Transformation
    6.1.2 Business and Works in the Information
    6.1.3 What has happened to the Economy since the 1980's?
    6.1.4 Science and Technology and the transformation of the economy
  6.2   Social Impact of Information on the BVI
7.     Proposed Information Policy for The BVI
  7.1   Policy Background
    7.1.1 Policy Intent
    7.1.2 Building a culture of innovation
    7.1.3 Package of Policies
    7.1.4 Policy details
    7.1.5 Policy expected outputs
8.     Information Plan of Action for the BVI
  8.1   Philosophical Approach
  8.2   Preparing the BVI for the Information Super Highway
    8.2.1 Information technology infrastructure has evolved
    8.2.2 BVI Households with high-tech products and services
    8.2.3 The Internet, on- line services and bulletin boards
    8.2.4 An increasingly computer literate population
    8.2.5 Telework is becoming a feasible option
    8.2.6 Implications for education
    8.2.7 Implications for culture
    8.2.8 The Future of Information technology in the home
  8.3   The legal and Regulatory Framework
    8.3.1 Standards, interconnection and interoperability
    8.3.2 Tariffs
    8.3.3 Worldwide dimension
    8.3.4 Electronic protection, legal protection and security
    8.3.5 Media ownership
    8.3.6 Competition
9.     Glossary of Information Terms
10.     Information Project Profiles

 

 

 

 


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