Примеры использования Access to icts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, access to ICTs alone is no panacea for SMEs.
Enhancing strategic competitiveness through improved access to ICTs.
Improved access to ICTs represents one of the most positive developments in the LDCs in the past decade.
In the absence of interview surveys, how can access to ICTs be measured?
Access to ICTs can also play a role in increasing divides between high- and low-income workers or between urban and rural inhabitants.
In the absence of interview surveys, how can access to ICTs be measured?
Connectivity and access to ICTs are important, including narrowing the digital divide in fixed and mobile telephony and Internet access. .
The theme of the double session is measuring access to ICTs by individuals and households.
Countries should therefore adopt policies andstrategies that could guarantee universal access to education and fair access to ICTs.
Ensure that more than half the world's inhabitants have access to ICTs within their reach and make use of them.
Household surveys that collect information about the household entity, including its characteristics, income,expenditure and access to ICTs;
African countries have continued to make progress in access to ICTs and their application in development.
Access to ICTs is increasing in developing nations, particularly rapidly in the case of mobile telephony, and the distribution of ICT services is becoming more equitable.
Target 10: To ensure that more than half the world's inhabitants have access to ICTs within their reach.
Training in their use is free of charge and access to ICTs is facilitated through social and community centres and institutions.
Mr. Khadka(Nepal) said that in his country,31 per cent of the population had telephones and access to ICTs was growing.
For instance, there are developing countries that lack access to ICTs, but that same lack is also an issue in developed countries.
Strategies to improve access to ICTs and the Internet include liberalizing local telecommunication markets to foster competition and creating a supportive legal and institutional environment to encourage investment in ICTs. .
Government action is needed in order to avoid this situation and to ensure access to ICTs by all the population.
A second innovation within the Convention is the position that access to ICTs for persons with disabilities plays a pivotal role in overcoming many of these societal barriers.
In some countries the"digital divide" hinders development efforts, whereas elsewhere,in regions with greater access to ICTs, they are not always used effectively.
More than 78 per cent of the citizens of ASEAN had access to ICTs, and more than 11.7 million people were employed in the sector, contributing more than $32 billion annually to the economy.
African countries have continued to make significant progress in the access to ICTs and their application to development.
Although access to ICTs has been widely highlighted as a gender issue, this project recognized the pervasive influence of ICTs in the global economy and society, which meant that equal access for both women and men to ICTs is insufficient to obtain true gender equality.
Strengthening capacity, preserving cultural integrity and increasing access to ICTs for those who need it most are key priorities.
Despite the welcome progress made towards achieving universal access to ICTs, many development challenges remained and new ones were emerging in the aftermath of the global economic and financial crisis.
High-quality telecommunications infrastructure was essential for affordable access to ICTs and for the development of information societies.
Article 9 on accessibility specifically mentions access to ICTs as a key enabler for the enjoyment of other rights.
The United Nations should remain at the forefront of efforts to enhance access to ICTs, inter alia, through the Internet Governance Forum.
Financing for backbone infrastructure and universal access to ICTs, applications and content, and capacity-building were discussed.