Digital Dividends Walking the Walk
The World Bank’s 2016 World Development Report explores how digital technologies are impacting growth, jobs and public services. The internet and other digital technologies profoundly affect the lives of billions of people. The Report examines how...
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okr-10986-238022021-05-25T10:54:43Z Digital Dividends Walking the Walk van Welsum, Desirée GOVERNMENT USE COMMUNITIES INTERNET CONTENT EQUIPMENT ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY SEARCH PORTALS PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNMENT FUNDING GOVERNMENT INFORMATION FLOWS SMART PHONE VIDEO INFORMATION SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES MENU PRIVACY NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS CREDIT CARD PERSONAL INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT PROCESS FACE-TO-FACE CONTACT HOME PAGE DIGITAL ACCESS KNOWLEDGE VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES NEW TECHNOLOGIES ANNOYANCE COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTIONS ONLINE PAYMENT DATA ADVERTISING DIGITAL BROADBAND CONNECTIVITY DOMAIN PRODUCTIVITY DIGITAL ECONOMY MARKETS CONNECTIVITY DIGITAL MEDIA DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SERVICE DELIVERY BROADBAND ACCESS TO THE INTERNET DIGITAL DIVIDE PRIVATE INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO INTERNET TRANSACTIONS PHONE TECHNOLOGY TRANSPARENCY INTERNET ACCESS RESULTS BASIC POLITICAL EVENTS NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ACCESSIBILITY SYSTEMS SMART PHONES TEXT EXCHANGE OF DATA DIGITAL EQUIPMENT DECISION MAKING ONLINE TRANSACTIONS REGULATION CITY COUNCIL MARKET COMPETITION POLITICAL PARTIES SPAM INTERNET MEDIA BACKBONE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVE PARTICIPATION INTERNET SITES ICT SECURITY BUSINESS BUSINESSES PHONES SITES IT WEBSITE COMMUNICATION DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION AT BUSINESS MODEL FLOW OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES ELECTION PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY The World Bank’s 2016 World Development Report explores how digital technologies are impacting growth, jobs and public services. The internet and other digital technologies profoundly affect the lives of billions of people. The Report examines how they can be a force for development, especially for the poor in developing countries. The report explores the impact of digital technologies on economic growth, on social and economic opportunity, and on the efficiency of public service delivery. It analyzes the factors that have enabled or hindered businesses, people, and governments to benefit from these technologies. The report also identifies the policy reforms in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, complementary reforms, and reforms in the development community required to maximize the impact of digital technologies on growth and development. 2016-03-02T16:26:03Z 2016-03-02T16:26:03Z 2016-01 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25857728/world-development-report-2016-digital-dividends-walking-walk-background-paper http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23802 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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GOVERNMENT USE COMMUNITIES INTERNET CONTENT EQUIPMENT ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY SEARCH PORTALS PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNMENT FUNDING GOVERNMENT INFORMATION FLOWS SMART PHONE VIDEO INFORMATION SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES MENU PRIVACY NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS CREDIT CARD PERSONAL INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT PROCESS FACE-TO-FACE CONTACT HOME PAGE DIGITAL ACCESS KNOWLEDGE VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES NEW TECHNOLOGIES ANNOYANCE COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTIONS ONLINE PAYMENT DATA ADVERTISING DIGITAL BROADBAND CONNECTIVITY DOMAIN PRODUCTIVITY DIGITAL ECONOMY MARKETS CONNECTIVITY DIGITAL MEDIA DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SERVICE DELIVERY BROADBAND ACCESS TO THE INTERNET DIGITAL DIVIDE PRIVATE INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO INTERNET TRANSACTIONS PHONE TECHNOLOGY TRANSPARENCY INTERNET ACCESS RESULTS BASIC POLITICAL EVENTS NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ACCESSIBILITY SYSTEMS SMART PHONES TEXT EXCHANGE OF DATA DIGITAL EQUIPMENT DECISION MAKING ONLINE TRANSACTIONS REGULATION CITY COUNCIL MARKET COMPETITION POLITICAL PARTIES SPAM INTERNET MEDIA BACKBONE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVE PARTICIPATION INTERNET SITES ICT SECURITY BUSINESS BUSINESSES PHONES SITES IT WEBSITE COMMUNICATION DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION AT BUSINESS MODEL FLOW OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES ELECTION PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY |
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GOVERNMENT USE COMMUNITIES INTERNET CONTENT EQUIPMENT ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY SEARCH PORTALS PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNMENT FUNDING GOVERNMENT INFORMATION FLOWS SMART PHONE VIDEO INFORMATION SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES MENU PRIVACY NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS CREDIT CARD PERSONAL INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT PROCESS FACE-TO-FACE CONTACT HOME PAGE DIGITAL ACCESS KNOWLEDGE VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES NEW TECHNOLOGIES ANNOYANCE COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTIONS ONLINE PAYMENT DATA ADVERTISING DIGITAL BROADBAND CONNECTIVITY DOMAIN PRODUCTIVITY DIGITAL ECONOMY MARKETS CONNECTIVITY DIGITAL MEDIA DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SERVICE DELIVERY BROADBAND ACCESS TO THE INTERNET DIGITAL DIVIDE PRIVATE INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO INTERNET TRANSACTIONS PHONE TECHNOLOGY TRANSPARENCY INTERNET ACCESS RESULTS BASIC POLITICAL EVENTS NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ACCESSIBILITY SYSTEMS SMART PHONES TEXT EXCHANGE OF DATA DIGITAL EQUIPMENT DECISION MAKING ONLINE TRANSACTIONS REGULATION CITY COUNCIL MARKET COMPETITION POLITICAL PARTIES SPAM INTERNET MEDIA BACKBONE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVE PARTICIPATION INTERNET SITES ICT SECURITY BUSINESS BUSINESSES PHONES SITES IT WEBSITE COMMUNICATION DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION AT BUSINESS MODEL FLOW OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES ELECTION PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY van Welsum, Desirée Digital Dividends Walking the Walk |
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The World Bank’s 2016 World Development
Report explores how digital technologies are impacting
growth, jobs and public services. The internet and other
digital technologies profoundly affect the lives of billions
of people. The Report examines how they can be a force for
development, especially for the poor in developing
countries. The report explores the impact of digital
technologies on economic growth, on social and economic
opportunity, and on the efficiency of public service
delivery. It analyzes the factors that have enabled or
hindered businesses, people, and governments to benefit from
these technologies. The report also identifies the policy
reforms in the information and communication technology
(ICT) sector, complementary reforms, and reforms in the
development community required to maximize the impact of
digital technologies on growth and development. |
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Working Paper |
| author |
van Welsum, Desirée |
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van Welsum, Desirée |
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van Welsum, Desirée |
| title |
Digital Dividends Walking the Walk |
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Digital Dividends Walking the Walk |
| title_full |
Digital Dividends Walking the Walk |
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Digital Dividends Walking the Walk |
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Digital Dividends Walking the Walk |
| title_sort |
digital dividends walking the walk |
| publisher |
World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25857728/world-development-report-2016-digital-dividends-walking-walk-background-paper http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23802 |
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