Correlations between SDGs and ICT

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Correlations between SDGs and ICT Huawei. (2018). Accelerating SDGs through ICT: The 2018 Huawei ICT SDG Benchmark

Key Indicative Strategies ICT in SDG4 Targets Key Indicative Strategies 4.4 Skills Basic and ICT skills 4.5 Gender ICT training, access to appropriate technology and infrastructure 4.6 Literacy Promote the use of ICT, particularly mobile technology 4.a Facility Access to ICT resources 4.C Teachers Teachers with adequate technological skills to manage ICT SDG4.4.1 proportion of youth and adults with ICT skills SDG4.a.1 proportion of schools with access to the Internet and computers for pedagogical use.

Regional Context: ICT Development Source: Measuring Information Society Report 2017, ITU.

Changes in Enrolment Ratio in AP Source: Global Education Monitoring Report (UNESCO, 2015)

AP Regional Strategy for Using ICT to Achieve SDG4 (2017) Develop ICT in Education policies as integral part of national education sector plans Engage sub-regional and international organizations to promote research and sharing Secondary Education, TVET and Higher Education: Allocate resources to maximize the full potential of ICT for formal, non-formal and informal sectors Quality of Teaching: Develop competency standards for teachers towards ICT-integrated transformative pedagogies Inclusion & Equity: Take concrete measures to tackle the learning divide, e.g. assistive technology, mobile technology, OERs, open and distance learning. Monitoring & Evaluation: In coordination with the SDG4-National Coordinators, closely monitor progress of using ICT in Four Priority Areas Available at: https://goo.gl/k9x1Qp

Thank You. ICT in Education (ict.bgk@unesco.org) UNESCO Asia Pacific Regional Bureau for Education (http://bangkok.unesco.org/theme/ict-education)