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Institute for Software
Research International Pittsburgh PA 15213 USA Carnegie Mellon has a number of
ongoing initiatives on Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
for Sustainable Development. Carnegie Mellon hosted a Workshop
on June 26-27, 2003, at the World Bank, in Washington, DC, for ICT and
development professionals from around the world. This was followed by the Bangalore
Workshop on ICT for Sustainable Development, January 14-16,
2004. The results of these Workshops form
part of the book Information
and Communications Technology for Sustainable Development: Defining
a Global Research Agenda Carnegie Mellon is
collaboratively organizing an international academic-oriented
(peer-reviewed) interdisciplinary conference on ICT
and Development (collaboratively with UC-Berkeley, Microsoft
Research, India, IEEE,
and ACM): ICTD2006 |
Information
and Communications Technology
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Downloaded electronic version free
for educational and non-profit use;
Executive
Summary (.pdf) Full
Report (7 MB .pdf) |
Chapter
1: Introduction – Sustainable Development and ICT Chapter
3: Thematic Groups of Sustainable Development Chapter
4: Where Do We Go From Here? Appendix
1: Millennium Development Goals Appendix
3: Washington Workshop Appendix
4: Bangalore Workshop Appendix
5: ICT for SD Questionnaire |
For further information
regarding ICT for Sustainable Development or this website, contact Dr. Rahul Tongia, CMU.