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Using microcomputers for development
Synonyms:
Introducing computer capabilities to assist development
Computerizing developing countries
Broader:
Using computer-based technology
Using technology for development
Introducing low cost technologies
Integrating technological development
Sharing information technology for sustainable development
Narrower:
Operating third world network
Constrains:
Controlling information technology
Constrained by:
Restricting technology research and development
Facilitates:
Promoting South-South cooperation
Networking in regional development
Dialoguing between North and South
Reducing inequality between North and South
Minimizing negative impact of technological development on donor governments
Facilitated by:
Acquiring technological skills
Developing microelectronics industry
Financing science and technology for development
Undertaking development of communication technology
Strengthening local capacity to adapt appropriate technologies
Supporting research and development of environmentally sound technology
Values:
Development
Undeveloped
Overdevelopment
Underdevelopment
References:
Lind, P: Computerization in Developing Countries: model and reality
Lewis, Suzanne G and Samoff, Joel: Microcomputers in African Development: critical perspectives
Subjects:
Informatics, Classification
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Informatics
Development
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Development
Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals: