Charles
I am touched by the concern of my
brother James . I believe he represents many others interested in the
historical outcome at Msa.
Can I suggest you make a draft
on the Msa meeting - all the other members who were in msa will give inputs? I
believe the meeting was historical and we need to document the event fully.
If this has not been done, I suggest a structure as follows
·
Background
and context - include opening statements , concerns and issues by the key
stakeholders in the opening sessions, the historical perspective and
events leading to msa
·
Cross
cutting issues – opening statements and comments from the discussants as
well as the floor
·
Group issues
and recommendations – telecom working group, postal , cross cutting, information
technology, - under each working group discuss the composition and
processes briefly
·
Final
plenary – approvals of the workshop in all the sectors , any sticking
points that were unresolved
·
Way
forward – commitments made and timelines to move to implementation of the
policy
We owe to posterity to document
the historical process. We also have a duty to adequately brief those we
represented
I would be happy to prepare a
report on the perspective of the telecom-working group that I chaired
Happy day
Muriuki Mureithi
From:
kictanet-bounces@kictanet.or.ke [mailto:kictanet-bounces@kictanet.or.ke]
On Behalf Of James Nguo
Sent: 21 June 2005 09:07
To: 'Kenya
ICT Policy - kictanet'
Cc: Martin Karimi
Subject: RE: [Kictanet] The Eastern
Africa e-Goverment ConsultativeWorkshop28-29 June 2005
Does anyone have a report on the
deliberations of the Mombasa
meeting. Please update
-----Original Message-----
From: ANDREW KARANJA [mailto:andrew@aitecafrica.com]
Sent: 20 June 2005 14:36
To: 'Kenya
ICT Policy - kictanet'
Subject: RE: [Kictanet] The Eastern
Africa e-Goverment ConsultativeWorkshop28-29 June 2005
Dear Lizette,
Please find attached information
on the East Africa Regional e-Government Workshop.
Regards
Andrew
-----Original Message-----
From:
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On Behalf Of Lizette Kraft
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 2:50
PM
To: Kenya
ICT Policy - kictanet
Subject: Re: [Kictanet] The Eastern
Africa e-Goverment ConsultativeWorkshop28-29 June 2005
Hi Andrew,
Didn't get the attachment forms.
cheers
Lizette
At / À 02:29 PM 6/17/2005, Maureen Wangati wrote / a écrit:
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks
for the information on the workshop
below. I would appreciate if you'd email me a list of invited participants
including their contacts, countries and positions so that I can use this
important opportunity to conduct some interviews with stakeholders on
governments' progress of e-government ICT initiatives in the region, challenges
and opportunities. This time I'd like to have the list as far in advance as
possible, so that I can estimate the level of effort and not miss out on any
important stakeholders. I plan to invite the workshop participants to take part
in the interviews and send out a questionnaire in advance for them to review
and complete if possible prior to or during the workshop. Let me know if you'd
like me to prepare an evaluation form for the workshop which I will administer,
analyze and report back to you and CATIA.
I look
forward to hearing from you soon,
Thanks
and best regards,
Maureen
Wang'ati
CATIA
Evaluation Team
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From:
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Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 11:05 AM
Subject: [Kictanet] The Eastern
Africa e-Goverment Consultative Workshop28-29 June 2005
Dear KICTANET Members,
I would like to inform
you that the Eastern Africa e-Government Consultative
Workshop will take place on the 28-29 June 2005 at the Grand Regency Hotel.
The Agenda for the meeting is to review
the progress made since November 2004 when the first e-Government Workshop was
held in Arusha, validate the East African e-Government Consultants report and
set a way forward while taking cognizance of identified priority areas for the
sub-region.
So far 80 delegates have been invited to
attend this stakeholder's consultative meeting from the following broad areas
·
Government Ministries and Agencies
·
Civil society
·
Private Sector
·
Special Interest Groups
· Academia
In addition to the members of the IWG, 45 participants from Kenya,
Rwanda, Uganda
and Tanzania
from the states' Governments involved the e-Government strategy and
implementation will be fully sponsored to attend.
A small Exhibition will run along side the Workshop and will
showcase some of the e-Government Solutions available in the market.
I would like to invite KICTANET members to participate in
this event by attending as workshop delegates; I will welcome and forward any
presentation proposals for the Workshop to the East African Community
e-Government Working Group for consideration.
Please find attached the current Workshop Programme and
Registration form.
Regards
Andrew Karanja
AITEC Kenya
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