C. Outreach and information

They were Twittering it.

Produce technical information and disseminate it to users.

Measures to promote and strengthen the social and cultural diversity of content accessed via the NII and to stimulate the production of indigenous content in selected areas are included in national ICT strategies

They had to turn the spigot entirely off.

The successful implementation of ICTs also requires substantial organizational change. Major issues concern the security of information and its accessibility throughout organizational hierarchies.

In addition, delay would send a false signal to the perpetrators of terrorism.

This topic should be included in consultations between States with a view to strengthening continued international cooperation and scrutiny, so as to preserve the free flow of information and to promote the development of such systems for peaceful purposes, with tangible benefits for disarmament and non proliferation.

That practice should cease and there should be widespread promotion of ICT education and training in developing countries.

ICTs have opened pathways to education, commerce and health, with substantial potential to aid progress in every one of the MDGs.

The provision of education and information to children should not be considered to promote early sexual experimentation rather, as studies indicate, it delays sexual activity.

Globalization and liberalization, facilitated by rapid progress in information and communications technologies, are the dominant trends in the global economy.

(a) Analysis of the application of information technologies in different groups of countries with a view to making recommendations to enhance the diffusion of information technologies in key sectors of their economies

The Special Committee has consistently reiterated the importance of disseminating information on decolonization as an instrument for furthering the aims of the Declaration.

Available support for project development should promote progress in launching and conducting the preparation of national communications by more non Annex I Parties.

The diffusion of ICTs is giving rise to the hope that advanced ICTs will provide the necessary tools for including the world s marginalized people in the emerging information society.

The implementation of additional Atlas modules in this biennium will support further business process re engineering efforts using information and communications technology.

In other cases, they promote information sharing, with limited substantive coordination.

The CBMIS provides good potential to monitor the Millennium Development Goals at the local level, and further discussions with the National Statistical Office and the United Nations Development Programme will be carried out to promote this dimension of CBMIS.

Promoting the use of information and communications technology by persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups

The application of ICTs to enterprise development can be considered in two broad categories

Considerable progress had been made in that direction, including the adoption of the United Nations system ICT strategic framework, created by the ICT Task Force, describing the principles for moving towards a unified technology environment.

(e) To promote the use of geographical information systems for modern surveying and mapping activities at the national and local levels.

Producing and using ICTs to social and economic advantage

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The anonymity of communication increases with the diffusion of ICT services since messages can pass through networks leaving no record of origin, destination or content which can be audited.

And the key idea to Bayesian inference is you have two sources of information from which to make your inference.

Taking note also of Economic and Social Council resolution 2003 56, in which the Council invited the Commission to interact closely with the Information and Communication Technologies Task Force to promote greater information exchange and coordination of activities in the field of information and communication technologies in order to contribute to the World Summit on the Information Society,

The first would be to provide support to improve information for national communications.

An information centre had been created to promote this land bridge.

And this moves us very quickly toward a world in which the Internet is showing us what it thinks we want to see, but not necessarily what we need to see.

4.2 Active ICT strategies for the national information infrastructures

During the course of the second cooperation framework, the Special Unit drew lessons from a network of SMEs in Asia, the Asian Network for Industrial Information and Extension (TECHNONET ASIA) to establish a similar network in Africa, known as TECHNONET AFRICA.

The Information Technology Services Division, in line with the referenced COBIT based methodology, has mapped the ICT line of activities and processes against the five domains of the COBIT governance framework.

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Progress on the Financial Information Management and Integrated Management Information System projects

To achieve the objective, the Division will aim to promote access to and capacity to use information and knowledge.

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However, more international efforts were needed to eliminate obstacles in the exchange of scientific and technological information and the transfer of appropriate technologies to promote the use of space technology in developing countries.

(d) The Special Unit for South South Cooperation promote the use of information and communication technology, giving special emphasis to least developed countries and African countries, and encourage the United Nations development system to make its relevant databases more accessible through WIDE

However, it is possible that information resulting from such activity could be of assistance in the preparation of the Article 16 assessments.