ICT4D as the driver of Network Cooperation actors, connections and collaboration in the post-2015 international development landscape
Citation:
Acevedo, M., Moreno Romero, A. & Mataix, C. (2015). “ICT4D as the driver of Network Cooperation actors, connections and collaboration in the post-2015 international development landscape”. In Steyn, J. & Van Belle, J. (Eds.),
Beyond development. Time for a new ICT4D paradigm?, 18-39. Proceedings of the 9th IDIA conference, IDIA2015, Nungwi, Zanzibar. Nungwi: IDIA. Retrieved July 04, 2015 from http://www.developmentinformatics.org/conferences/2015/papers/2-Acevedo-Moreno-Mataix.pdf
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ISBN: 978-0-620-68395-1Type of work: Communication
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ICT4DAbstract:
A renewed type of development strategy, sometimes referred as Development 2.0, is rapidly emerging. It is coherent with Sen’s capabilities approach and the Human Development paradigm, and fits into to the Network Society context described by Castells. It is supported by a strong technological foundation (mainly through the extended use of ICTs), and driven by openness and innovation. Development 2.0 is ‘networked development’, and the future of development assistance will be to some extent marked by its trends.
