Research proposal writing in
ICT for socio- economic development
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| Dates: |
24th - 25th May. 2005 |
| Venue: |
USP |
| Facilitator: |
Prof. Hiroshi Nagano, University Electro
Communications |
This workshop is designed to
strengthen the capacity of USPs staff in understanding
the impact of ICT on socio-economic development
and solving common problems in proposal writing.
It would provide tips on how to develop actual,
feasible and quality proposal and would also guide
participants on ICT theme selection and data collection.
The lecturer, Prof. Nagano, has
experience in a number of researches related to
the analysis of socio-economic system regarding
e-Japan strategy, telecommunication industry,
economic growth with ICT penetration, Electronic
Commerce, e-community, and so on. He will introduce
Japanese case studies and hopes to have valuable
discussions with participants to investigate the
possibility of ICT in Fiji as well as in the South
Pacific.
Participants will have the opportunity
to develop an outline of a real research proposal
and review proposals with other participants and
the workshop lecturer by the end of the workshop.
Goal:
To enhance the knowledge of:
- The potential impact of ICT for socio-economic
development and,
- Techniques in writing research proposals to
gain international funding.
Objective:
This workshop aims to educate USP academics and
comparable staff in writing professional and competitive
proposals in the area of ICT research linking
to socio-economic development.
Output: Draft
ICT research proposals by the participants.
Target audience:
USP academics and comparable staff in ICT research
for socio-economic development.
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