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ITU in Asia-Pacific Partner for Digital Transformation ITU at a Glance: About Us ITU in Asia-Pacific Partner for digital transformation ITU at a Glance: About us ITU Radiocommunication Coordinating radio-frequency spectrum and assigning orbital slots for satellites 3 Sectors ITU Standardization Establishing global standards ‘Committed to Connecting the World’ ITU Development Bridging the digital divide 2 ITU at a Glance: About Us 03 What we do Our members 193 +700 +150 MEMBER INDUSTRY & ACADEMIA STATES INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS ORGANIZATIONS 3 ITU at a Glance: About Us 01 About us PLANNED: NEW DELHI Asia-Pacific ITU in Asia-Pacific : About Us 01 Who we are 38 Member States 74 ITU-D Sector Members Our Members and Associates 47 Academia Least Developed Countries (12) Land Locked Developing Countries (5) Low-Income States (10) The Rest (10) Afghanistan Kiribati Fiji Australia Bangladesh Maldives PNG D.P.R. Korea Solomon Is. Brunei Samoa Bhutan Tuvalu Marshall Islands India China/Hong Kong Cambodia Vanuatu Micronesia Indonesia Iran Lao, PDR Nauru Mongolia Japan Nepal Tonga Pakistan Malaysia Small Islands Developing States (12) Myanmar Philippines New Zealand Timor Leste Sri Lanka R.O. Korea Vietnam Singapore Thailand 5 ITU and the SDGs: ITU Strategic Goals & Connect 2030 Agenda Our03 Strategy The United Nations has called the COVID-19 pandemic “the greatest test that we have faced since the formation of the United Nations” “This pandemic has been unprecedented because of its evolution from a health shock to an economic and social crisis…… International Labour Organization projects that in second quarter of 2020, working hours will fall by equivalent of 195 million full-time workers…. The economic shock can hit countries before the health shock, through income effects, and persist after the health crisis is over… Countries around the world have put in motion a broad set of measures to handle COVID-19 on several fronts….. “While not all schools are closed around the world, many are, and simulations using the COVID-19-adjusted HDI project a steep decline in human development worldwide in 2020, led by a massive setback in effective education because of school closures affecting almost 9 in 10 students and deep recessions in most economies (including a 4 percent drop in GNI per capita worldwide). The decline in the index –reflecting the narrowing of capabilities-- would be equivalent to erasing all the progress in human development of the past six years.” Source: http://hdr.undp.org/en/hdp-covid Area of focus: Network infrastructure and Services Key outputs IOT, AI, 5G, Big Data, High-Speed • Roadmaps and Masterplans Satellite • Case studies • Forums Spectrum Management, • Technical assistance trainings Broadband networks, • Projects and Partnerships Connectivity, Analytics, • Specialized Tools (SMS4DC) Platforms • Tool Kits IPv6, Internet, IXP Conformity & Interoperability Area of focus: Emergency Telecommunications National Emergency Workshops and Emergency Telecommunication capacity building Response Plans Papua New Guinea Global meeting Samoa (GET) In the form of Solomon satellite Islands phones and BGANs Vanuatu Regional and national trainings Afghanistan Area of focus: Digital Applications and Services E-agriculture Projects National strategies Case studies Solutions support Digital finance Forums Trainings Projects and Partnerships m-health Afghanistan, Bhutan, China, Fiji, India, Mongolia, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Vanuatu Digital government and smart sustainable cities Whole-of-government approach for digital development National Vision and SDG implementation plan Smart city Digital agriculture policy / Amending strategy / plan previous legislations / regulations Other sectoral Digital health policy/ Whole of policy/ strategy / plan strategy / plan New legislations Government / regulations (National) Policy / Strategy / Plan Digital Smart village Digital financial Customized SDG education inclusion policy/ National policy/ strategy / plan planning Transposition strategy / plan (sustainable, prioritized, resilient) Smart Islands Enterprise architecture City / village / International level National level Islands level Area of focus: Digital Applications and Services- Examples Smart Village GIGA ▪ Multi-stakeholder, cross sectoral initiative ▪ Launched in 2019 ▪ Cost-effective solution accelerate the implementation of the SDG ▪ The goal is to provide connectivity to every school in the world. in remote areas through an integrated development and ▪ The lack of access to the Internet means exclusion, marked by the technology platform model. lack of access to the wealth of information available online, fewer ▪ Aim to increase the efficiency, security and effectiveness of resources to learn and to grow, and limited opportunities for the public services while reducing their cost, promoting transparency most vulnerable children and youth to fulfill their potential. and good governance, enhancing traceability of transactions, ▪ Closing the digital divide requires global cooperation, leadership, and data exchanges, among others. and innovation in finance and technology.​​​ Area of focus: Cybersecurity and Child Online Protection CIRT Assessment and capacity building for Fiji, PNG, Vanuatu, Samoa and Tonga Regional Workshop and COP Guidelines for Vanuatu COP for RMI (planned) ITU Tools and Publications Supporting Digital Inclusion Toolkit for safe Listening Digital Skills New Guideline on Digital Skills Toolkit Devices and Systems Assessment Guidebook COP This toolkit provides Comprehensive and Comprehensive set of This toolkit provides practical policymakers and other practical step-by-step recommendations for guidance to support Member stakeholders with tool for national digital all relevant stakeholders States, industry partners and practical information, skills assessments on how to contribute to civil society groups in the use examples, and step-by- the development of a and implementation of the step guidance to safe and empowering WHO-ITU H.870 Global develop a national online environment for standard on safe listening digital skills strategy children and young devices and systems people. Area of focus: Capacity building and digital skills development 2019: 37 trainings,1750 participants Area of focus: ITU Asia-Pacific Centres of Excellence (2019-2022) Up to 6 Centres each in 29 ITU Centres of Excellence Africa, Americas, Arab, Asia-Pacific, CIS and Europe Region Name of institution Country Priority areas Advanced Level Telecom Training India Wireless and Fixed Broadband Centre (ALTTC) Internet of Things Cybersecurity China Academy of Information and China Conformance & Interoperability Communications Technology (CAICT) ICT Applications IoT Academy Iran Internet of Things National Information Society Agency Republic of ICT Applications (NIA) Korea Asia-Pacific State Radio Monitoring Center / State China Spectrum Management Centres of Excellence Radio Spectrum Management Center (SRMC) Wireless Communication Centre, Malaysia Wireless and Fixed Broadband Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) Steering Committee comprises of China, India, Iran, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Thailand and the ITU ITU-D Sector Members and Associates: Asia-Pacific Region Afghanistan Indonesia Mongolia 55. Communications Regulatory Commission of Mongolia 1. Afghan Wireless Communication Co. 25. Masyarakat Telematicka Indonesia 26. PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (TELKOM) 56. Information Communication Network Company Australia 57. MobiCom Corporation 2. Asia Pacific Network Information Centre Islamic .Republic of Iran 27. Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) Nepal Bangladesh 28. Irancell Telecommunication Services Company n 58. Ncell Pvt.Ltd. 3. Banglalink Digital Communications Ltd. 29. Iranian Net Communication & Electronic Services Co. 59. Nepal Telecom Company Limited 4. Grameenphone (GP) Limited 30. Monenco Iran 60. Nepal Telecommunications Authority 5. Robi Axiata Limited 31. Telecommunication Company of Iran (TCI) Pakistan 61. Center for Strategic and Policy Analysis Technology Policy Brunei Darussalam Japan 6. Telekom Brunei Berhad (TelBru) Commission 32. Fujitsu Limited 62. Multinet Pakistan (PVT) Limited Cambodia 33. Hitachi, Ltd. 63. Pakistan Mobile Communications Limited 7. CHUAN WEI (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. 34. KDDI Corporation 64. Telenor Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. 35. Mitsubishi Electric Corporation China 36. National Institute of Information and Communications Papua New Guinea 8. China International Telecommunication Construction Corp. Technology 65. Awal Telecommunications Corporation Ltd. 9. China Telecommunications Corporation 37. NEC Corporation Philippines 10. China Unicom 38. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corporation 66. Smart Communications, Inc. 11. Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. 39. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone West Corporation 67. Telecentre.org Foundation – 12. StarTimes Software Technology Co. Ltd. 40. Panasonic Corporation 13. ZTE Corporation 41. The ITU Association of Japan Singapore 68. FTTH Council Asia-Pacific Fiji Republic of Korea 14. Fiji International Telecommunications Limited (FINTEL) 69. ROHDE & SCHWARZ Regional Headquarters Singapore 42. Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) 15. Telecom Fiji Limited Pte. Ltd. 43. Korea Information Society Development Institute (KISDI) 16. Pacific Islands Telecommunication Association (PITA) 44. KT Corporation Thailand French Polynesia 45. National Information Society Agency (NIA) 70. Advanced Info Service Public Company Ltd. 17. Office des Postes et Télécommunictions de Polynésie 46. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. 71. Advanced Wireless
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