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Assessing standardization needs and issues to bridge and to measure the standardization gap in Asia Pacific
Joint to Technologies
Digital Divide ≈ -----------------------------------
The concept of Opportunity Index to measure the information society
Infodensity ICT capital [telecommunication network infrastructures (fixed, mobile, internet) and of ICT, including equipment (cables, routers, etc),
Info-use
Three indicators:
Internet users every 100 inhabitants
PC owners every 100 inhabitants
Houses and TV sets proportion
disparity
Framework for BSG
PP Resolution 123 (Rev. Antalya, 2019)
Recognizing “the continued shortage of human resources in the standardization field of developing countries, resulting in a low level of developing country participation in ITU-T and ITU-R meetings …”
Resolution 44 (WTSA-08): Action Plan
Strengthening standards-making capabilities
Assisting ITU-D in enhancing application of standards
Human resource building
Flagship groups for bridging the gap
Fundraising
Resolution 47 (WTDC-10)
Enhancement of knowledge and effective application of
ITU Recommendations in developing countries, increase capacity building opportunities for interoperability
ITU-T Mandate to Bridging the Gap
PP-06 (Res. 123), WTSA-04/08 Resolutions 44, 17, 54, 59, 74
ITU-T mandated to bridge the standardization gap between developing and developed countries
Mandated actions include:
Improve standards making capabilities
Assisting in enhancing efforts in standards applications
Human resource building
Establish a flagship group for bridging the gap
BSG fundraising
Outline
Defining the standardization gap
Measuring and evaluating the gap
ITU-T activities to bridging the gap
Measuring the Gap - 1
Use of ITU-T Recommendations
Membership & effective participation
Capacity building
Positioning
Colombo 13 Sept. 2019
Measuring the Gap - 2
Possible criteria:
Number of downloads of ITU-T Recommendations from website
Number of TIES* users
Number of