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Sweden training for ICT Regulators in progress

Sweden training for ICT Regulators in progress

ICT Regulator Programme

Sweden training phase for the capacity building programme ICT Regulation – Policy and Practice took place in May. 18 participants from regulatory authorities in Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda was here to develop further skills in regulatory issues.

Sida commissions SPIDER to host a capacity-building programme for ICT regulators

Sida commissions SPIDER to host a capacity-building programme for ICT regulators

ICT Regulator Programme

SPIDER has been commissioned to host the programme “ICT Regulation – Policy and Practice” for developing country regulatory bodies. The programme is coordinated in cooperation with the Swedish Post and Telecom authority, PTS.

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  • Programmes
    • Education
    • Health
      • HADDA
    • ICT Regulation – Policy and Practice
      • Programme content
      • ICT Regulation – Policy and Practice Network
      • Change initiatives
    • Research
      • Bi-Lateral University Projects
      • SPIDER project result follow up
    • Smart City Transport and Welfare Programme
    • Transparency and Accountability
    • Projects
      • Criteria for Project Partners
  • Resources
    • Reports
    • Publications
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About SPIDER

SPIDER is an independent centre focusing on the digitalisation of international development. We bring together actors in development to promote human centered technology for the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By combining practical work and applied research, SPIDER contributes to empirical knowledge on ICT for Development (ICT4D).


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SPIDER is a centre of enablement for international digitalisation for the Sustainable Development Goals based at the Department of Computer and Systems Sciences (https://dsv.su.se), Stockholm University.