The National ICT Center of Belize, which officially opened Aug. 27 in Belmopan, Belize, marked Taiwan's latest effort in helping its four Caribbean allies promote "information societies, " said Valentino Ji Zen Tang, deputy secretary-general of the International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF).
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“There are five key areas when we envision Taiwan’s intelligent government,” said Su. “They are citizen-centric and on-demand e-services, citizen participation through increasing transparency, mobile access to citizen services, social networking and web 2.0, and ICT-enabled green services,” said Su, who appreciated the opportunity to share Taiwan’s journey with his peers from China.
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These were among the major projects to be carried out by the RDEC for 2010, according to Minister Chu Chin-peng of the Cabinet-level agency.
Tao Wen-lung, secretary-general of Taiwan's International Cooperation Development Fund (ICDF), told participants that the event was organized to promote ICT development in the Caribbean and narrow the digital gap between developing countries in the region and developed nations, according to a statement by Taiwan's Embassy to Saint Lucia.
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The survey on the public's opinion of e-government services and other related issues showed that 62 percent of respondents knew how to use the computer and 95 percent of computer users made use of the Internet.
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