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The new edition of GisWatch covers ICTs and environmental sustainability in 53 countries, six regions and ten expert thematic reports. This fourth edition questions the assumption that information and communications technologies (ICTs) will automatically be a panacea for climate change while also looking at the potential of ICTs to mitigate and adapt to climate change, as are the roles of international institutions, the global research agenda on ICTs and climate change and “sustainability” as an evolving concept.
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The Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch) provides a platiform for civil society perspectives on the state of the Information Society. Through encouraging individuals and organizations to contribute GIWatch also aims at strengthening and supporting network platforms and building capacity in research, analysis and writing. The GISWatch annual process of stock taking helps give focus and context to the policy development process and to civil society network and advocacy at national, regional and global levels.
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In conjunction with Consumer Education Trust (CONSENT) and Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET), Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) organized a Consumer Public Dialogue and a Gender and ICT Youth Camp for Lira district that took place at the Pan Africa Hotel in Lira Town from September 25-27, 2009.
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Following the expiry of the previous 2003–2008 policy, UCC has been developing a new RCDF policy for 2009-2014. A stakeholders' workshop was organized on 30th July 2009 to discuss the draft policy for RCDF II at Imperial Royale Hotel, Kampala. The second phase of the rural communications development policy (RCDP-II), while continuing to address the broad underlying issues of underserved areas, will particularly focus on three aspects that are key for the development of Uganda as an information society.
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The Kenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet) in collaboration with the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) organized a CICEWA East Africa research and advocacy workshop that was held on 25th - 28th May 2009 at Lenana Conference Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.
The workshop was part of the Communication for influence; Linking advocacy, dissemination and research by building ICTD networks in Central, East and West Africa (CICEWA) project supported by the International Development and Research Centre (IDRC). Seven CICEWA East Africa national networks in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda had conducted research to identify obstacles to universal affordable access to broadband ICT and this was an opportunity for the network researchers to submit their findings, which paved way for discussions on linking these findings to support advocacy activities.
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