1 Abel Caine ICT in Education, Science and Culture Section Communication and Information (CI) Sector UNESCO UNESCO Open Suite Strategy 2010 WSIS Forum.

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1 Abel Caine ICT in Education, Science and Culture Section Communication and Information (CI) Sector UNESCO UNESCO Open Suite Strategy 2010 WSIS Forum E-Science Meeting

2 UNESCO Our Mission is to contribute to the:  Building of Peace;  Eradication of Poverty;  Sustainable Development; and  Intercultural Dialogue, through – –Education –Sciences –Culture –Communication and Information

3 Communication and Information Sector  Overarching Objective 5: Build Inclusive Knowledge Societies OPEN SUITE STRATEGY  Open Educational Resources (OER)  Open Access (OA) to scientific information  Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)

4 Open Educational Resources (OER)  2010 – 2011 Benchmark: –5 regional digital repositories of educational resources established –benefitting from South-South cooperation  Develop new, innovative UNESCO OER Platform –Sharing UNESCO products in OER format –Allowing Communities of Practice to freely share and copy content  Support OER standard-setting –European OPAL Project

5 Open Training Platform (OTP)   Online directory of 3,500+ e-learning courses  21 subject areas  9 UN partner agencies (ITU, UNEP, UNITAR, UNU, FAO, WHO, ILO, UNV and UNESCO)  630+ training providers: commercial - NGOs  1M+ visitors

6 Open Access (OA)  Access to scientific information  Developing countries universities, think tanks, research institutions, Government policy units  Undertake 2010 Global Map with OSI and OASIS within WSIS UNGIS  Awareness and links to existing global OA respositories  Building capacities to create dynamic, viable local OA repositories

7 Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)  UNESCO FOSS Suite –CDS/ISIS, IDAMS, Museolog, Enrich  UNESCO FOSS Portal –  UNESCO support for: –Greenstone, Koha, AtoM  Governments enactment of ODF laws  Support user develoment: computer science faculties, Software Freedom Day, localisation  Partnerships critical: Sun – UNESCO MOU

8 Target Groups  Global Priority 1: Africa  Global Priority 2: Gender equality  LDCs  SIDS  Youth  People with Disabilities  People living in rural or PCPD areas (IDPs)  Indigenous people, minority languages

9 UNESCO Strengths  UNESCO’s unique mandate: peace and development  Wealth of knowledge and experience  Steady budget  Dedicated Team  32 Field Offices worldwide  192 National Commissions for UNESCO  2,500 schools in ASPnet  UNESCO Ambassadors, Clubs, Parliamentarians

10 Partnerships  Foundations – Free Software Foundation  NGOs – Curriki.org  Private sector – Sun, TAG-Org