A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENDER EQUALITY AND E-GOVERNMENT : PHILIPPINES, MALAYSIA, INDONESIA, VIETNAM
0
조회
0
다운로드
0
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
One of the primary objectives of this research is to explore factors that may contribute to increasing the level of e-Government readiness to promote gender equality in the public sector. The graphical overview of the four different Framework indicators as tested in the country analysis provides a quick tool to assess the overall readiness of a country. However, the lack of internationally comparable data on gender use of ICT, coupled with the limited scope of this research to supplement global data for policy and web measurement aspects, limits country-specific visualization of the four pillars of e-Government readiness at an international level. Nevertheless, the value of this tool lies in exploring these major pillars of e-Government readiness to promote gender equality, testing the concept through analysis of four countries in Southeast Asia, and last not but least providing recommendations for countries that comprised each level of e-Government development.
Abstract
One of the primary objectives of this research is to explore factors that may contribute to increasing the level of e-Government readiness to promote gender equality in the public sector. The graphical overview of the four different Framework indicators as tested in the country analysis provides a quick tool to assess the overall readiness of a country. However, the lack of internationally comparable data on gender use of ICT, coupled with the limited scope of this research to supplement global data for policy and web measurement aspects, limits country-specific visualization of the four pillars of e-Government readiness at an international level. Nevertheless, the value of this tool lies in exploring these major pillars of e-Government readiness to promote gender equality, testing the concept through analysis of four countries in Southeast Asia, and last not but least providing recommendations for countries that comprised each level of e-Government development.
참고문헌 (18)
- Alampay, G., "High Impact, Pro-Poor e-Governance Applications: Identifying 'Killer Applications' and Best Practice Models of e-Governance through Community e-Centers in the Philippines" (2007), UNDP-APDIP
- Avgerou, C., "Discourses on ICT and Development", Information Technologies and International Development, 6(3), pp.1~18 (2010)
- Baste, A., "Technology, open learing and distance education" (1995), Routledge
- Basu, S., "E‐government and developing countries: an overview. International Review of Law", Computers & Technology, 18(1), pp.109~132 (2004)
- "E-government: An opportunity for citizen participation in the era of digital development" (2006)[URL]
- From Promoting Gender Equality to Empowering Women, "Choi, Dong Ju", UN, ~ (2013)
- Dorner, D. G., "Information Literacy Education in Asian Developing Countries : cultural factors affecting curriculum development and programmeme delivery", IFLA Journal, 32(4), pp.281~293 (2006)
- "Understanding e-Governance for Development, i-Government Working Papers" (2001)[URL]
- Hussain, F., "A framework and case example for evaluting cost-effectiveness of information services across technologies", Information Technologies and International Development, 6(2), pp.55~74 (2010)
- e-Government Readiness Assessment Framework, "ITU", ITU, ~ (2009)
- "ITU Statistics by gender" (2013)[URL]
- Ndou, V., "E-Government for developing countries: opportunities and challenges", Electronic Journal on Information Systems in Developing Countries, 18(1), pp.1~24 (2004)
- Tobing, L., "How to do community radio: a primer for community radio operators" (2002), UNESCO
- United Nations E-Government Survey 2010: Leveraging e-government at a time of financial and economic crisis, "UN DESA", United Nations, ~ (2010)
- "Beijing Declaration" (1995)[URL]
- "United Nations Millennium Declaration" (2000)[URL]
- Information and communications technology and gender equality: new opportunities and challenges for public administration to implement the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals, "United Nations", United Nations Economic and Social Council, Committee of Experts on Public Administration, ~ (2010)
- "Definition of e-Government" (2009)[URL]