[gu-l] Strong suggestion to apply InfoDev's new program
Tak Utsumi
utsumi@columbia.edu
Fri, 16 Mar 2001 14:19:13 +0000 (GMT)
<<March 16, 2001>>
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Prof. Anton Ljutic <antonl99@home.com>
Mr. Vivek Chaudhry <vchaudhry1@worldbank.org>
Dr. Ofelia M. Carague <omcarague@pup.edu.ph>
Salvador "Bhadz" Mainopaz <bhadz.bm@pup.edu.ph>
Rafael Bozeman Rodriguez, Ph.D. <rbrsats@pacific.net.ph>
Dr. Jesus Y. Perez. Jr., M.D. <jyap@skyinet.net>
Mr. Riaz Hamidullah <rhamidullah@yahoo.com>
M. Fazlur Rahman <most@bangla.net>
Dr. M.A. Yousuf Bhuiyan <ausedu@neksus.com>
Dr. Larry T. Gell <lgell@iaed.org>
Tunji Lardner, CEO <Agenda2@aol.com>
Robert Hutcheson, RA <bobhutcheson@mindspring.com>
Dr. Kolawole Raheem <raheem@cc.jyu.fi>
H.E. Chief Segun Olusola, mni <aref@skannet.com>
Alexandre Rivas, Ph.D. <alex_mau@argo.com.br>
Prof. Lincoln Campos <isaefgv@ibrati.com.br>
Peter T. Knight, Ph.D. <ptknight@attglobal.net>
Shahab Khan <Afroz@khi.compol.com>
Dr. Ihor Bogdan Katerniak <ik@uar.net>
Dear Anton:
===========
(1) Many thanks for your msg (ATTACHMENT I).
PHILIPPINES
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Dear Ofelia:
============
(2) Pls visit <http://www.infodev.org/ereadiness/> mentioned in ATTACHMENT
I ASAP, and decide if your PUP-ICTC (ATTACHMENT II) would be willing
to submit a grant application to this Request For Proposal (RFP).
There are two kinds;
(a) InfoDev ICT Infrastructure and E-Readiness Assessments,
average $50,000 no deadline, but depend on the fund
availability,
(b) Facilitation Center to Support InfoDev's ICT Infrastructure and
E-Readiness Assessment Initiative
up to $250,000 deadline on March 1, 2001
This infoDev program is similar direction as our GLOSAS project
(ATTACHMENT III) -- as mentioned to you before in Sao Paulo last
August and at your office last October.
For your establishing the GUS/Philippines with GBI, we plan to conduct
site survey, feasibility study, market survey, design of
administrative structure, etc. at the large workshop in the future
about which planning we will discuss during our mini-workshop at your
PUP-ICTC in Manila in this coming fall (though still tentative yet)
(*). And, your ICTC may very well be an eligible organization for
this program.
(*) See my list distribution of last night which was titled
DRAFT/Grant application to NSF for Manila mini-workshop." You
can retrieve this by visiting the URL mentioned at the top of
this msg.
Namely, this infoDev program is one step ahead of our project so that
I strongly encourage your participation in it. Also, the funding of
your large workshop in Manila in the future is to be applied to the
infoDev, anyway.
Incidentally, Mr. Chaudhry told me that Marcos University has
already submitted their proposal, but they have not evaluated
yet. He would very much like to have your proposal as soon as
possible, so that he can decide what to do for the Philippines.
Pls firstly email him your intention ASAP, prior to your
submitting your application -- pls copy me your msgs to him so
that we may be able to help you.
Mr. Chaudhry told me that the sooner is the better" for your
application, since the total fund is limited, i.e., if the fund
will be exhausted, some country may not receive even though
their application is good.
Dear Ralph and Jesus:
=====================
Pls discuss this matter with Ofelia ASAP, since things are developing
very rapidly.
BANGLADESH
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Dear Riaz:
==========
(3) I sincerely thanks for our mtg with Secretary Rahman and Larry in your
office a day before yesterday. It was very productive mtg.
(4) I was very delighted to hear of Secretary Rahman's immediate decision
to hold a workshop in Dhaka for establishing a GUS/Bangladesh.
(5) I was also very happy to hear that he will email to Mr. Chaudhry about
submitting an application to the InfoDev program.
(6) Pls make sure to get from him a name and address of a Japanese he
mentioned during our mtg -- about the offer of a transponder use on a
new Japanese satellite -- this could be a part of our GSTF.
Dear Yousuf:
============
(7) Many thanks for your msg (ATTACHMENT VII) in response to my list
distribution of March 13th Connection with Bangladesh" which can be
retrieved at the Mailman listserve mentioned at the top of this msg.
(8) Pls cooperate with Secretary Rahman's group when he will have a
workshop in your country.
NIGERIA
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Dear Tunji:
===========
(9) Many thanks for your msg (ATTACHMENT IV).
Good to hear from you.
(10) Are you coming to Columbia seminar on 3/21st?
Otherwise, I have free afternoon at Chemists Club in Manhattan where
we met before -- pls let me know your preferred date.
(11) Pls visit the web in ATTACHMENT I. Mr. Chaudhry told me that he has
not received any proposal from Nigeria yet. The applicant has to be a
government endorsed organization.
(12) We may discuss this matter during our mtg.
Dear Robert Hutcheson:
======================
(13) You may inform about this InfoDev program to Mrs Grace C. Ekpenong
(ATTACHMENT V).
Dear Kola:
==========
(14) Referring to your msg (ATTACHMENT VI), pls discuss about this InfoDev
program with Ambassador Segun Olusola.
Dear Ambassador Olusola:
========================
It was my great pleasure to have met with you at the annual conference
of the International Institute of Communications (IIC) in Tampa, FL
last September.
Pls pre-view our paper "GLOSAS Projects for Closing Digital
Divide" which is to be published in InterMedia of the IIC at;
http://www.friends-
partners.org/GLOSAS/Global_University/Global%20University%20System/Digital%20Divide/Closing_Digital_Divide.html
Or, as clicking Current Reference Websites" at the top of the
home page of our web mentioned at the top of this msg to find
its paper.
Since your organization is a "NGO in special consultative status with
UN ECOSOC`, you may be eligible to apply for this InfoDev program.
BRAZIL
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Dear Alex:
==========
(15) You may apply for this InfoDev program from the Fundacao Getulio
Vargas (FGV), as modifying your current draft of the application to
the InfoDev for your large workshop in Manaus.
Pls discuss this possibility with Lincoln.
PAKISTAN
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Dear Peter:
===========
(16) You have already done a very good job of a feasibility study with Dr.
Naveed A. Malik for the establishment of the Virtual Information
Technology University (VITU) and South Institute of Information
Technology (SIIT) in Pakistan with the UNDP fund.
See Proposal for Creating the Global Service Trust Fund (GSTF)"
at
http://www.friends-
partners.org/GLOSAS/Tampere_Conference/GSTF/GSTF_2-28-01/Proposal_2-28-01.html
and click Annex 6 Satellite Web-Based Delivery for the South
Institute of Information Technology."
(17) However, as the follow-up to it, you may consider applying to this
InfoDev program.
Dear Shahab:
============
(18) I would strongly suggest that you talk with Naveed about the
possibility of submitting an application from your Pakistan. You may
also suggest Prof. Atta ur Rahman, Minister for Science & Technology
of your Pakistan government to follow the suit of Bangladesh mentioned
above, when you will meet him in the near future.
UKRAINE
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Dear Ihor:
==========
(19) If you can get an Ukraine government endorsed organization in your
Lviv or Kiev, you may consider to apply for this InfoDev program
together.
Best, Tak
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ATTACHMENT I
Subject: infoDev Call for Proposals
Date: Monday, March 12, 2001 7:36 AM
From: Anton Ljutic <antonl99@home.com>
Reply-To: "Anton Ljutic" <antonl99@home.com>
To: Tak Utsumi <utsumi@friends-partners.org>
The Information for Development Program of the World Bank (infoDev) is
pleased to announce the following two Calls for Proposals for the infoDev
ICT
> Infrastructure and E-Readiness Assessments Initiative.
>
> The first is a Call for Proposals for countries or regions to carry
> out their ICT Infrastructure and E-Readiness Assessments. infoDev is
> planning to offer 20-30 grants averaging about $50,000 per grant to
> government organizations or their designees. These grants would fund
> a participatory analysis of a country's information infrastructure and
> the policy, legal and regulatory environment for e-commerce and e
> -government.
>
> The second is to establish and maintain a Facilitation Center to
> provide coordination, organizational, and technical support to
> developing and transition countries that receive infoDev grants for
> assessment of ICT infrastructure and E-readiness. The Facilitation
> Center is expected to begin initial operation in March 2001 and work
> under infoDev's overall guidance in providing such support for a
> period of one year to the estimated 20-30 grant recipients for country
> level assessments.
>
> More information about the Initiative and how to submit a proposal can
> be found on the infoDev website at http://www.infodev.org/ereadiness/
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ATTACHMENT II
Profile
of
Information and Communication Technology Center (ICTC)
of
Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP)
Background and Capability:
1. The center is envisioned to provide the ICT requirements of the
university. It will serve as the hub of connectivity to link with
other agencies, IT organizations, SUCs and other networks. PUP-ICTC
is already operating as an Internet Service Provider and providing ICT
training for its constituents.
2. There are more than 100 powerful and multimedia ready computers
available to students, faculty, researchers and seminar participants.
There are functions rooms fully equipped with audio visual facilities
computer-based instructional materials.
3. The ICTC will put into action the vision of modernizing Philippine
education in time for the 21st century and to service more people who
need education via Information Technology.
ICTC MISSION:
To help the university achieve its vision for global competitiveness in
instruction, prominence in research and development, and success in
revitalizing and developing the community it serves through Information
Technology.
GOALS:
To support web-enabled learning
To undertake Research and Development in Information Technology
To develop, test, prototype, and incubate IT enterprises
To become a major player in the Knowledge Economy
To develop pool of IT manpower
ICTC SERVICES:
Internet Service Provider
Seminars and Training in e-business
Systems Development
Web Hosting and Development
Interactive Instructional Material Development
SMEs ICT Support Services
Research
Project Consultancy, Business Networking
Internet/Business Center
PUP has a huge source of knowledge workers which can be tapped to provide
assistance during the preparation, during and after the workshops.
HISTORY:
1988 An amount of P50 million (about US$1 million) was granted by President
Joseph Ejercito Estrada to build the ICT Center. This is the President's way
of helping the 52,000 economically challenged students, to give them equal
access to information.
1999 ICTC was endorsed by the Information Technology Foundation of the
Philippines (ITFP) as the implementing program of IT21.
February 2000 CHED named PUP as one of the Centers for Development of
Excellence (CODE) in IT.
March 2000 DOST included PUP as one of the Virtual Centers for Technology
Innovation in IT (VCTI-IT).
April 2000 ICTC started operation.
May 2000- PUP declared as an IT Zone
June 2000- Microsoft collaborated with PUP and declared PUP-ICTC as the first
Government Technology Education Center (GTEC). PUP-ICTC is authorized to
administer certification exams for Microsoft solutions.
RECENT INITIATIVES:
PUP has applied with Philippine Economic Zone Authority to recognize PUP-ICTC
as the first Cyber University Information Technology (IT) Park in the
Philippines. This intends to convert the university's 10.37 hectare main
campus in Manila into an IT park. To date, only 4 IT park have so far been
accredited by PEZA. The PUP cyberpark hopes to forge a closer linkage
between university researches and the industry.
The PUP and DOST have also agreed to formulate the plan for the establishment
of the PUP cyberpark.
The PUP Board of Regents has recently approved the connection of the main
building to the PUP ICTC, a project costing P1.2 million (about US$24,000).
Dr. Ofelia M. Carague, PUP President conferred with Dr. Takeshi Utsumi,
Founder of the Global University System (GUS) consortium during the
Conference on International Week for Distance Learning in Sao Paulo, Brazil
in August, 2000, and agreed on the establishment of GUS in the Philippines.
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ATTACHMENT III
Profile
of
GLOSAS Projects
One of the GLOSAS projects seeks to create a Global University System (GUS),
a large project, world wide in scale, intended for global electronic e-
learning, global e-healthcare and e-medicine. This is patterned after other
successful international consortium projects such as human genome project,
cyclotron, space station and Hubs telescope.
PROJECT COMPONENTS:
A. Global University System (GUS) (TM),
B. Global Broadband Internet (GBI),
C. Global Service Trust Fund (GSTF) (TM).
RATIONALE:
Globalization is a world phenomenon in the 21st Century.
Global citizenship is needed to attain world peace. This require
global learning that foster trust among people with better
understanding, beyond parochialism, national, continental, oceanic
boundaries.
Global knowledge society requires effective learning using upgraded
multimedia materials, preferably using broadband Internet applications
in order to serve even the rural and isolated areas.
Education and healthcare are basic needs, fundamental for human
development.
Global healthcare strive to promote the wellness of people at every
corner of the world.
The main goal of the proposed GSTF is to expand educational
opportunities and improve health in developing countries.
Information, skills, and competence becomes the driving forces of
social and economic development, thus, the need of global e-learning.
HISTORY:
The GUS was an offshoot of the International Workshop and Conference on
"Emerging Global Electronic Distance Learning," held in August, 1999 at the
University of Tampere in Finland, with financial supports from the World
Bank, the US National Science Foundation, Finnish Ministry of Education,
among others.
MAJOR GOAL:
To improve the global learning and wellness environment for people in the
global knowledge society where the global responsibility is shared by all.
Seek open, egalitarian and culturally transparent methods to achieve
improved learning and healthcare worldwide, cooperating closely with
people around the world.
Harness the emerging technologies of broadband Internet connectivity
among institutions of higher learning in developing countries to
provide learners of all ages with global e-learning across national
and cultural boundaries.
Foster youngsters around the world with creative competition for
excellence through affordable and accessible broadband Internet.
Coordinate and facilitate national and international regional systems,
which will support and complement the traditional institutions of
learning and healthcare, by using conventional methods in tandem with
advanced electronic media.
CENTRAL THEME:
Sharing and exchange of knowledge among educational, research, industry and
trade sectors.
SPECIFIC:
Make full use of electronic e-learning and e-medicine through the use
of high quality audio/video delivery and high quality interactivity.
Participate actively in data-intensive and media intensive exchanges
with both developed countries and other developing countries.
Participate interactively and fully in joint research, professional
development, and knowledge-building activities with institutions and
organizations in other countries.
Improving e-learning through development of different models and
better systems with information and communication technologies.
CURRENT ACTIVITIES:
To work on the following:
Establishment of pilot projects in Asia-Pacific, North, Central and
South Americas, Europe and Africa.
A Draft of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Open Standards and
Partnerships of Global University System was made.
Reduction of the cost of broadband connectivity to a level poor
countries can afford.
Creation of policy and regulatory frameworks conducive to the
development of sustainable e-learning and e-medicine programs.
Provision of enhanced multimedia e-learning at affordable costs.
To have high resolution diagnostic image for e-medicine.
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ATTACHMENT IV
Subject: Re: [gu-l] Connection with Bangladesh
Date: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 4:01 PM
From: Agenda2@aol.com
To: <utsumi@columbia.edu>
Dear Tak,
this is Tunji, I am back from Nigeria with some interesting updates. Let's
rrange to meet soon. Tunji
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ATTACHMENT V
From: bobhutcheson@mindspring.com
To: "Tak Utsumi" <utsumi@columbia.edu>
Cc: "Tunji Lardner" <Adgenda2@aol.com>
Subject: Re: Nigeria operation
Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2001 21:03:30 -0500
Tak and Tunji-
My recent two week visit to Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria as guests of the Deputy
Governor, were interesting for the many needs and opportunities that were
available. The Deputy Governor's wife, Mrs Grace C. Ekpenong is Chairperson-
Board of Trustees of CEDNET (Child Education Development Network) and would
welcome initiatives that would assist her in improving educational
opportunities in her state.
Her telephone and fax nos.:
tel: 234-085-200955
fax: 234-085-203520
As a point of reference, you may want to mention me, as "Architect Bob", who
is trying to assist this fine lady in improving educational opportunities in
Nigeria.
Thank you for any thoughts that may help!
Bob
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ATTACHMENT VI
From: Raheem Kolawole <raheem@cc.jyu.fi>
Subject: GLOSAS
To: utsumi@columbia.edu
Date: Sun, 14 Jan 101 20:58:18 +0200 (EET)
Cc: raheem@cc.jyu.fi (Raheem Kolawole)
Dear Prof. Tak Utsumi,
I have been requested by the President/Founder of the African Refugees
Foundation (AREF), Ambassador Segun Olusola, to contact you on the
possibility of AREF participating in the GUS project.
I live in Finland and an adviser to AREF on academic and project issues.
Afterconsulting with Ambassador Olusola and other colleagues that render
their services to AREF, it is concluded that AREF will like to contribute to
the project. AREF will like to focus on developing a distance learning for
Peace and Human Rights Education in Africa. We have an AREF/LASU Centre for
Refugee Studies in the Lagos State University, Nigeria. The higher
institution could serve as a base for our project. I have just returned from
West Africa.
Please let me know quickly what you think AREF should do for its services to
be of use to the project.
I would suggest that you copy mails coming to me to the Founder/President of
AREF - aref@skannet.com.ng I think you have the e-mail address on your
list already.
Thank you and I wait to hear from you soon.
regads,
Dr. Kolawole Raheem
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ATTACHMENT VII
Subject: Re: [gu-l] Connection with Bangladesh
Date: Thursday, March 15, 2001 12:57 AM
From: yousuf Bhuiyan <ausedu@neksus.com>
To: <utsumi@columbia.edu>
Dear Tak Utsumi
Thanks for your decision. I was really surprise to see
my company names in your distribution list.many many thanks for
it.I believe That in future we will do some thing along with together.
Yes I have a plan to do workshop in Bangladesh. That's why I need your
furam support.I want to visit one workshop in practically. Please give the
facility to visit any workshop.
Best regards
Dr. Bhuiyan
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The infoDev Program
The World Bank
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Washington, DC 20433
202-473-3880
fax: (202) 522-3186
vchaudhry1@worldbank.org
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Dr. Ofelia M. Carague
President
Office of the President
Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP)
Mabini Campus, Anonas St., Sta. Mesa
Manila, Philippines
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1102 Philippines
Or
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Bangladesh Mission to the UN
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Secretary
Ministry of Science and Technology
Government of Bangladesh
Dhaka, Bangladesh
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US MEDICARE
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Tejgaon, Dhaka-1215
Bangladesh
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Director-General
International Headquarters
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Wangonet
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Finland
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Founder/President
African Refugees Foundation
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Surulere
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* Takeshi Utsumi, Ph.D., P.E., Chairman, GLOSAS/USA *
* (GLObal Systems Analysis and Simulation Association in the U.S.A.) *
* Laureate of Lord Perry Award for Excellence in Distance Education *
* Founder of CAADE *
* (Consortium for Affordable and Accessible Distance Education) *
* President Emeritus and V.P. for Technology and Coordination of *
* Global University System (GUS) *
* 43-23 Colden Street, Flushing, NY 11355-3998, U.S.A. *
* Tel: 718-939-0928; Fax: 718-939-0656 (day time only--prefer email) *
* Email: utsumi@columbia.edu; Tax Exempt ID: 11-2999676 *
* http://www.friends-partners.org/GLOSAS/ *
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