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CTO Roadmap; A Support Programme To Deliver WSIS/MDG Compliant Country ICT Action Plans

05/03/2004
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By Dr Ekwow Spio-Garbrah, Chief Executive Officer, CTO

The CTO road map recognises global progress in ICTs and identifies MDGs/WSIS as central focal points for action by recognises capacity gaps in some countries for making speedy progress and thus offers a framework for cooperation between CTO and other stakeholders while providing opportunity to assist member countries.
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