Sentence examples for icts from inspiring English sources
One alternative measure, suggest the paper's authors, is per-income availability of ICTs.
The number of phones and internet users per dollar of GDP provides a measure of the relative importance attached to ICTs.
This will often require multi-channel and multiple platform approaches that reach more marginalised girls who may not have access to or use of ICTs.
Dr Jonathan Corpus Ong is a sociologist and humanitarian consultant, working on disasters and ICTs.
Initiatives such as mWomen, which has formed a broad coalition that works to increase access to mobile phones for women and girls, help to bring funds and attention to the issue of girls' access and use of ICTs.
The report suggests that when measures are taken to overcome the barriers girls face, the inclusion of new ICTs into proven communication for development (C4D) strategies can help 1) expand and extend girls' connection, engagement and agency; 2) increase girls' access to knowledge; and 3) improve governance and service delivery.
There, I was thrown into challenges I'd never faced before: presenting to schoolchildren and teachers; producing our own foreign language documentary; teaching ICT, through language and communication barriers, to the deaf.
Hogg suggests the ICT systems are antiquated.
The study calculates that ICT could help to reduce emissions in other industries by 7.8 billion tonnes by 2020, or five times ICT's own footprint.
Their research, released on June 20th, confirms that ICT could in fact do much to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions but not in the way you might think.When it comes to emissions, ICT is on a par with aviation.
The past four decades have been a period of gestation for ICT during which processing power exploded and costs tumbled, setting the stage for a truly transformational phase that is only just beginning (signalling the start of the second half of the chessboard).That sounds plausible, but for now the productivity statistics do not bear it out.
