Erwin Alampay Maria Teresa M. Camba Philip Varilla Susana Panes

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Erwin AlampayMaria Teresa M. CambaPhilip
VarillaSusana Panes

PHILIPPINE COUNTRY REPORT
ADB/ITU Final International Workshop on Rural ICT
Development 30 June 2 July 2011 Krabi,
Thailand
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Part 4

• Rural ICT Initiatives and PPP

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Strategic Roadmap for the Philippine Community
eCenter Program
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Community eCenter
Shared facility providing affordable access to
ICT-enabled services and relevant
content. Serves as conduit for efficient
delivery of government and other services.
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CeC Models
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Education
Health
Agriculture
eGovernment
Communication
Livelihood
Business and e-commerce
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Different CeC services for different community
needs
Teleradiology in CeC Boac, Marinduque
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• targets OFWs and relatives
• develops digital skills of OFWs

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• CICT initiated in partnership with DEPED
• 115 centers

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• One stop service facility for farmers
• Provides fast access to info and technologies
• Learning center for farmers
• 630 FITS Centers (57 internet connected)

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1,480
As of September 2010, there are now
CeCs
in municipalities and cities in the country
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The Philippine Community eCenter Network
Started in 2006 as a loose, learning,
collaborative organization It is the CICTs
partner in the implementation of the CeC
Program. Now a registered non-profit
organization Multi-stakeholder membership
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telecentre-Philippine CeC Academy
a consortium of members of the PhilCeCNet who
offer capability building programs for CeC
knowledge workers
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ICT4 Basic Education

• PCs for Public Schools
• Funded by Govt of Japan
• At least 2,600 high schools provided with
  computer labs

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ICT4 Basic Education

• iSchools
• Funded from eGovernment Fund
• CICT initiated and managed
• 680 high schools provided with computer labs,
  training

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ICT4 Basic Education

• GILAS
• Gearing up Internet Literacy Access for
  Students
• Funded by private sector
• At least 2,102 high schools provided with
  computer labs

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ICT4 Agriculture

• GILAS
• Gearing up Internet Literacy Access for
  Students
• Funded by private sector
• At least 2,102 high schools provided with
  computer labs

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• GILAS
• Gearing up Internet Literacy Access for
  Students
• Funded by private sector
• At least 2,102 high schools provided with
  computer labs

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Moving forward
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End of Presentation Thank you!
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