Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges

There is a momentum in Egypt for a critical assessment of pressing development challenges in the aftermath of dramatic political shifts in the country. This change is fueling demand for new, more open and innovative approaches, offering an opportun...

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Main Authors: Paradi-Guilford, Cecilia, Halewood, Naomi, Wahby, Eman Fouad, El Kouesney, Nehal Hassan, Rossotto, Carlo M.
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Language:English
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Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/03/17428556/cairo-transport-app-challenge-leveraging-ict-entrepreneurship-open-innovation-solve-daily-challenges
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spelling okr-10986-205692021-04-23T14:03:56Z Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges Paradi-Guilford, Cecilia Halewood, Naomi Wahby, Eman Fouad El Kouesney, Nehal Hassan Rossotto, Carlo M. ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY BROADBAND BROADBAND NETWORKS BUS BUS DRIVERS BUS STOPS BUSINESS OPERATIONS CAR CAR ACCIDENTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION COLLABORATION COLLABORATION PLATFORM COLLABORATIONS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMMUTERS DATA COLLECTION DATA SERVICES DECISION-MAKING DRIVER BEHAVIOR DRIVERS DRIVING GPS HUMAN RESOURCES ICT IDEAS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY INNOVATIONS LENDING OPERATIONS MEDIA MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT MOBILE NETWORKS MOBILE TELEPHONY NETWORKS PHONE PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE VEHICLES PROBLEM SOLVING PROGRAMS PROTOTYPE PROTOTYPES PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RESULT RESULTS ROAD ROADS SAFETY SAFETY ISSUES SANITATION SMART PHONES SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION TELECOM TRAFFIC TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TRAFFIC SITUATION TRANSPORT TRANSPORT PROBLEMS USER USER EXPERIENCE WEB DEVELOPER There is a momentum in Egypt for a critical assessment of pressing development challenges in the aftermath of dramatic political shifts in the country. This change is fueling demand for new, more open and innovative approaches, offering an opportunity for policy-makers to develop information and communications technology (ICT) enabled interventions to address the country's issues in the urban and transport sectors. There is also a pressing need to support the efforts of the public and private sector to develop ICT skills and professional networks for entrepreneurship and employment, especially in light of the high youth unemployment and underemployment in ICT. ICT can even reach those at the bottom of the pyramid given almost ubiquitous access to mobile networks and increasing access to mobile broadband and cheaper smart phones. Such ICT tools offer an opportunity to collect feedback and data from citizens and more closely involve them and their views in development and public decision-making. 2014-11-19T20:00:45Z 2014-11-19T20:00:45Z 2013-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/03/17428556/cairo-transport-app-challenge-leveraging-ict-entrepreneurship-open-innovation-solve-daily-challenges http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20569 English en_US MENA knowledge and learning quick notes series;no. 86 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Middle East and North Africa Egypt, Arab Republic of
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topic ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
BROADBAND
BROADBAND NETWORKS
BUS
BUS DRIVERS
BUS STOPS
BUSINESS OPERATIONS
CAR
CAR ACCIDENTS
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
COLLABORATION
COLLABORATION PLATFORM
COLLABORATIONS
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
COMMUNITIES
COMMUTERS
DATA COLLECTION
DATA SERVICES
DECISION-MAKING
DRIVER BEHAVIOR
DRIVERS
DRIVING
GPS
HUMAN RESOURCES
ICT
IDEAS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY
INNOVATIONS
LENDING OPERATIONS
MEDIA
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
MOBILE NETWORKS
MOBILE TELEPHONY
NETWORKS
PHONE
PRIVATE SECTOR
PRIVATE VEHICLES
PROBLEM SOLVING
PROGRAMS
PROTOTYPE
PROTOTYPES
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
RESULT
RESULTS
ROAD
ROADS
SAFETY
SAFETY ISSUES
SANITATION
SMART PHONES
SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION
TELECOM
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
TRAFFIC SITUATION
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT PROBLEMS
USER
USER EXPERIENCE
WEB DEVELOPER
spellingShingle ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
BROADBAND
BROADBAND NETWORKS
BUS
BUS DRIVERS
BUS STOPS
BUSINESS OPERATIONS
CAR
CAR ACCIDENTS
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
COLLABORATION
COLLABORATION PLATFORM
COLLABORATIONS
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
COMMUNITIES
COMMUTERS
DATA COLLECTION
DATA SERVICES
DECISION-MAKING
DRIVER BEHAVIOR
DRIVERS
DRIVING
GPS
HUMAN RESOURCES
ICT
IDEAS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY
INNOVATIONS
LENDING OPERATIONS
MEDIA
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
MOBILE NETWORKS
MOBILE TELEPHONY
NETWORKS
PHONE
PRIVATE SECTOR
PRIVATE VEHICLES
PROBLEM SOLVING
PROGRAMS
PROTOTYPE
PROTOTYPES
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
RESULT
RESULTS
ROAD
ROADS
SAFETY
SAFETY ISSUES
SANITATION
SMART PHONES
SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION
TELECOM
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
TRAFFIC SITUATION
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT PROBLEMS
USER
USER EXPERIENCE
WEB DEVELOPER
Paradi-Guilford, Cecilia
Halewood, Naomi
Wahby, Eman Fouad
El Kouesney, Nehal Hassan
Rossotto, Carlo M.
Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges
geographic_facet Middle East and North Africa
Egypt, Arab Republic of
relation MENA knowledge and learning quick notes series;no. 86
description There is a momentum in Egypt for a critical assessment of pressing development challenges in the aftermath of dramatic political shifts in the country. This change is fueling demand for new, more open and innovative approaches, offering an opportunity for policy-makers to develop information and communications technology (ICT) enabled interventions to address the country's issues in the urban and transport sectors. There is also a pressing need to support the efforts of the public and private sector to develop ICT skills and professional networks for entrepreneurship and employment, especially in light of the high youth unemployment and underemployment in ICT. ICT can even reach those at the bottom of the pyramid given almost ubiquitous access to mobile networks and increasing access to mobile broadband and cheaper smart phones. Such ICT tools offer an opportunity to collect feedback and data from citizens and more closely involve them and their views in development and public decision-making.
format Publications & Research :: Brief
author Paradi-Guilford, Cecilia
Halewood, Naomi
Wahby, Eman Fouad
El Kouesney, Nehal Hassan
Rossotto, Carlo M.
author_facet Paradi-Guilford, Cecilia
Halewood, Naomi
Wahby, Eman Fouad
El Kouesney, Nehal Hassan
Rossotto, Carlo M.
author_sort Paradi-Guilford, Cecilia
title Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges
title_short Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges
title_full Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges
title_fullStr Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges
title_full_unstemmed Cairo Transport App Challenge : Leveraging ICT Entrepreneurship and Open Innovation to Solve Daily Challenges
title_sort cairo transport app challenge : leveraging ict entrepreneurship and open innovation to solve daily challenges
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2014
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/03/17428556/cairo-transport-app-challenge-leveraging-ict-entrepreneurship-open-innovation-solve-daily-challenges
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