The objective of the module is to inform policymakers and contribute to developing their actual gender-related policymaking skills or knowledge for women entrepreneurs.

This module, designed for government officials in developing countries, aims to help them understand data-driven governance - the intensive and extensive use of data in how societies organize to define and achieve their common future - and assist them in using data-driven governance in their jurisdictions.

This module addresses the SDGs through the prism of ICTs. It provides an overview of the intersections between ICTs and the SDGs, drawing attention to the various dimensions and sectors in which ICTs can provide valuable support through national governments’ plans and projects. The module invites readers to explore the various dimensions of the linkage through case studies of ICT applications in key sectors of development in Asia-Pacific countries.

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This module aims to strengthen capacities of policymakers and government officials to leverage the potential of Social Media for development .

Lecturer: Emmanuel C. Lallana
Length:  4.8 hours /  7 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This module addresses the role that information and communication technologies (ICTs) can play in enhancing the ability and capacity of humans to deal with the impact of climate change and contribute to sustainable development. 

Lecturer: Gabrielle Iglesias
Length:  1.4 hours /  6 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

The module is designed to promote a framework for matching available technology with disaster risk management processes and to provide examples of a range of ICT applications already implemented in different places in Asia. 

Lecturer: Gabrielle Iglesias
Length:  2 hours /  9 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This module focuses on ICTD policymaking and governance, providing critical information about aspects of national policies, strategies and frameworks that promote ICTD.

Lecturer : Emmanuel C. Lallana
Length: 3 hours / 5 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

Lecturer: Nag Yeon Lee

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This module describes the ongoing development of international policies and procedures that govern the use and operation of the Internet and provides an overview of the issues and specific challenges related to Internet Governance in the regional context.

Lecturer: Ang Peng Hwa
Length:  2 hours /  4 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

Lecturer: KISA

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This module provides an introduction to basic project management concepts that are relevant in ICTD projects. It introduces methods, processes and project management disciplines commonly used by development and ICT service management practitioners. 

Lecturer: Maria Juanita R. Macapagal
Length:  2.3 hours /  6 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This module discusses these alternative funding options for ICTD and e-government projects. Public-private partnerships are highlighted as a particularly useful funding option for ICT-based services and e-government initiatives in developing countries.

Lecturer: Richard Labelle
Length:  3.4 hours /  7 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

The M&E Toolkit helps partners develop and strengthen the M&E system in their institutions. It will assist the partners in determining very important inputs, activities, tools, and resources needed to design, build or improve and implement an appropriate M&E system. 

Lecturer: Ms. Ruth D. Gerochi
Length:  1 hours /  3 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This module aims to enable trainers to design training workshops that are underpinned by effective and appropriate instructional design principles and strategies.

Lecturer: Ms. Ruth D. Gerochi
Length: 20 mins / 2 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This Primer seeks to provide an introduction to and preliminary understanding of the linkages between ICTs and the achievement of the human development goals in society.

Lecturer: Usha Rani Vyasulu Reddi
Length:  4 hours /  11 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This Primer provides fundamental concepts and tools utilized in project planning and management. There are two parts to this Primer. Part 1 discusses general concepts/tools in project management for development.  Part 2 looks into the use of ICTs in managing projects, and delves into tools and techniques for managing ICTD projects.

Lecturer: Maria Juanita R. Macapagal 
Length:   3.3 hours /   7 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This Primer is designed to promote a framework for matching available technology with DRM processes. It provides examples of a range of information and communication technology (ICT) applications already implemented in Asia and the Pacific as well as the rest of the world.

Lecturer: Gabrielle Iglesias
Length:   1 hour /   7 sessions

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

This Primer addresses the role that information and communication technology (ICT) can play in enhancing the ability and capacity of humans to deal with the impact of climate change and contribute to sustainable development. 

Lecturer: Gabrielle Iglesias
Length:   1 hour /   6 sessions

Kaitan antara Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi (TIK) dan pencapaian Tujuan Pembangunan Milenium atau Millennium Development Goals (MDG) terkadang muncul dengan jelas dan terkadang membingungkan. Tetapi kaitan tersebut ada dan membutuhkan penjelasan lebih lanjut.

Pemerintah di seluruh dunia semakin fokus pada teknologi informasi dan komunikasi (TIK) untuk pembangunan (ICT for development-ICTD), yang tidak hanya berarti pengembangan industri atau sektor TIK, tetapi juga mencakup penggunaan TIK untuk meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi, sosial, dan politik.

Modul ini memberikan penjelasan tentang e-government, termasuk elemen-elemen utama, konsep, prinsip, dan jenis-jenis aplikasinya. Modul ini menjelaskan bagaimana sistem e-government dibangun dengan memberikan analisis mendalam terhadap contoh-contoh sistem dan mengidentifikasi pertimbangan perancangan.

Modul ini dirancang sebagai kerangka kerja untuk menggunakan teknologi yang tersedia selaras dengan proses risiko bencana, dan memberikan beberapa contoh aplikasi TIK (Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi) yang sudah diimplementasikan di beberapa tempat di Asia.

Modul ini membahas peran teknologi informasi dan komunikasi (TIK) dalam meningkatkan kemampuan dan kapasitas manusia menangani dampak perubahan iklim dan berkontribusi pada pembangunan berkelanjutan.

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

Связь между информационными и коммуникационными технологиями (ИКТ) и достижением Целей в области развития, сформулированных в Декларации тысячелетия (ЦРДТ - Millennium Development Goals, MDGs), с одной стороны кажется очевидной, а с другой не очень. 

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

Правительства стран всего мира все больше внимания уделяют информационным и коммуникационным технологиям для развития (ИКТР) не только в целях развития индустрии ИКТ или сектора экономики,

This course is still open for enrollment, but an updated version will be published soon. Users will be notified through email once the new version is available.

В данном модуле дается обзор электронного правительства, включая ключевые элементы и понятия, принципы и типы применения.

The Women ICT Frontier Initiative (WIFI) flagship programme aims to promote women’s entrepreneurship in Asia and the Pacific through enhancing capabilities of women entrepreneurs in ICT and entrepreneurship so that they and their enterprises can become more productive, and hopefully grow and be sustainable so that they can actively contribute to community development as well as to the local and national economy.

The Women ICT Frontier Initiative (WIFI) flagship programme aims to promote women’s entrepreneurship in Asia and the Pacific through enhancing capabilities of women entrepreneurs in ICT and entrepreneurship so that they and their enterprises can become more productive, and hopefully grow and be sustainable so that they can actively contribute to community development as well as to the local and national economy.