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Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have tremendous potential in disaster risk reduction due to their ability to facilitate the rapid flow of information instantly and continuously, in real-time. The use of ICTs in all phases of the disaster risk management cycle presents substantial opportunities to reduce disaster risks, enhance resilience, and facilitate inclusive preparedness…

The Briefing Note Series aims to provide at-a-glance information of key ICTD issues for policymakers and to facilitate their understanding of the potential of ICT when formulating national development policies and programmes. This Briefing Note focuses on policy considerations drawn from the "ICT for Disaster Risk Management" Academy module.

Governments continue to struggle with using data to improve governance. Even in the midst of a data revolution, some of them face the traditional challenges of lack of data, low quality data and outdated data. Others face the more contemporary challenge of making sense of mountains of data that are available to them. How can we enhance the use and analysis of data to support governance and…

The original WIFI modules were localized by Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) of Sri Lanka to better fit the understanding of the local participants. After rounds of review processes done by Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Women and Child Affairs, ICTA and their partners, the modules were successfully utilized for the WIFI Suhuruliya programme.

The original WIFI modules were localized by Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) of Sri Lanka to better fit the understanding of the local participants. After rounds of review processes done by Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Women and Child Affairs, ICTA and their partners, the modules were successfully utilized for the WIFI Suhuruliya programme.

The original WIFI modules were localized by Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) of Sri Lanka to better fit the understanding of the local participants. After rounds of review processes done by Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Women and Child Affairs, ICTA and their partners, the modules were successfully utilized for the WIFI Suhuruliya programme.

The original WIFI modules were localized by Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) of Sri Lanka to better fit the understanding of the local participants. After rounds of review processes done by Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Women and Child Affairs, ICTA and their partners, the modules were successfully utilized for the WIFI Suhuruliya programme.

This module is a sequel to Module W1: Planning a Business Using ICT. The primary objective of this module is to introduce existing and aspiring women entrepreneurs to the set up and management of a business, and the ways in which Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) can help in the process. The module provides fundamental business management concepts, analytical tools and ICT…

The primary objective of this module is to introduce existing and aspiring women entrepreneurs to business planning, and to the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools for business planning. The module provides fundamental business planning concepts, analytical tools and ICT applications for business planning. This module is aimed at women who are ICT literate, are using ICTs only…

The primary objective of this module is to introduce the key concepts of Empowerment; Women’s empowerment, and its barriers and enablers in present times; Information and communication technology (ICT), and its challenges and opportunities in promoting women’s empowerment; and the Sustainable Development Goals related to achieving women’s empowerment.