ICT4D 2010

October 12-14, 2010 in Cape Town, South Africa. First International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Development.

Date : October 12-14, 2010

venue : Cape Town, South Africa

Organizer : the SAP/Meraka UTD in Pretoria South Africa in collaboration with CREATE-NET (Italy)

ICT4D is an international conference focusing on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) innovation and impact for developing countries. It provides a unique forum where academic and economic actors of the developing world can meet and exchange.

The research field covering ICT and development is fairly broad and includes among others the following themes :

Communication and hardware

Wireless, ad-hoc, meshed, etc. networks
Mobile-based computing
Policies for communication access development
Sensor networks / alert systems
Networking and computing in challenged environment

Business

ICT for micro/small businesses
Business support in shared environment
Interfacing with developed business methodologies
Social impact of ICT in developing countries

Education

E-learning
Interfaces for illiterate users
Culturally adapted content

Environment/Health

E-diagnosis, expert systems, e-medicine
Epidemiology, prevention
Sustainable Agriculture / Natural Resource Exploitation
Computer assisted agriculture

The conference is organized into three tracks :

RESEARCH TRACK

The Research Track consists of a high quality program of double-blind peer reviewed scientific publication covering all areas of ICT4D. Publications shall meet the 16 pages, single-column and other formating guidelines. Accepted papers will be published in the LNICST series by Springer, will recieve an ISBN and will be available online through Springer scientific web portal.

INDUSTRY TRACK

The Industry Track is an opportunity for economic actors of the developing world to present problematics, experiences and solutions while allowing to network with researcher and other industrials. Presentation will be selected on the basis of a two pages extended abstract.

DEMO TRACK

The Demo Track will provide visibility to research prototypes through a poster and demonstration. Contribution will be selected on the basis of a two pages presentation of the work being demonstrated.

For further information, please visit the event’s website.

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Précédent : West African Internet Governance Forum Communiqué, 14-16 October 2009 Accra, Ghana

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