Module-3-Providing-ICTs-to-Indigenous-Peoples
Introduction
1 ICT Development for Indigenous Peoples
1.1 Why have a module on Indigenous peoples?
1.2 How is this module organized?
1.2.1 Contents of Chapter 2. Who are the Indigenous peoples?
1.2.2 Contents of Chapter 3. What is the role of governments in the generation of an enabling environment for ICTs in Indigenous communities?
1.2.3 Contents of Chapter 4. What is the role of Indigenous communities in the use of ICTs for their own development?
1.2.4 Contents of Chapter 5. What have we learned and how do we see the future?
2 Who are the Indigenous peoples?
2.1 A look into the Indigenous world
2.2 The rights of Indigenous peoples and ICTs
2.2.1 Convention 169
2.2.2 Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
2.2.3 The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS).
2.2.4 The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Resolution 46/2006.
2.2.5 United Nations Millennium Declaration.
2.2.6 United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
2.2.7 The 5th Ministerial Forum for Latin America, Caribbean and European Union on the Information Society.
2.2.8 The Recommendation on the Promotion and the Use of Multilingualism and Universal Access in Cyberspace (2003) of UNESCO.
2.2.9 Resolution 46 (Doha 2006) on Indigenous peoples.
2.2.10 Resolution PCC.I/1 (XV-01). Issued by the Inter-American Commission Telecommunications through the CICC.
2.3 Indigenous peoples and ICTs
3. What is the role of governments in creating an ICT enabling environment for Indigenous Peoples?
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Regulation
3.3 Infrastructure and Technology
3.4 Industry
3.5 Local Content
3.6. Capacity-Building
3.6.1 Key Elements of Capacity-Building
3.6.1.1 Development of a Comprehensive Plan
3.6.1.2 Staff with Skills and Abilities for Intercultural Community Work
3.6.1.3 Self-sustainability Guidance
3.6.1.4 Always Start with the Organization of a Community Committee
3.6.1.5 Start From a Participative Appraisal
3.6.1.6 Appraisal-Based Training
3.6.1.7 Network Creation
3.6.1.8 Preparation to Meet Local Training Plans
3.6.2 Best Practices
3.6.3 Self-Evaluation
3.7 Participation
4. What is the Role of Indigenous Peoples in the Installation and Operation of Access Centres Located in Schools in their Communities?
5 What have we learned?
Credits
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