1. Towards Knowledge Based Society Onno W. Purbo onno@indo.net.id

2. Who am I? A jobless common Indonesian. Notorious in criticizing the government. BUT, provide workable solutions to Indonesians. My asset: Knowledge. normally distributed for free, I don’t believe in copyright. Lots of friends. Active on 100+ mailing lists, receive 600 e-mail / day.

3. Bank’s Loan for ICT

7. Let’s See What “God” Has To Say

8. What the Indonesian Parliament has to say?

11. SBY-JK Promises..

13. Fulfill People’s Right

14. Economic Agenda: Perbaikan & Penciptaan Kerja

15. Economic Agenda: Penghapusan Kemiskinan

16. Economic Agenda: Penghapusan Ketimpangan

17. What the World has to say?

24. Let’s See the Practical Indonesian Solution & Experiences..

25. What you’ll see.. Based on 10+ years of grass root experiences. Not much support from the government. No World Bank loan No IMF loan Mostly Self-finance!

26. Indonesia 1993 Internet UsersFew CybercafeNone Schools on InternetNone ICT booksFew ICT MagazineFew

27. 10+ Years Later, Today.. 10+ Million Indonesian Internet Users 10000+ WiFi outdoor installations 2000+ CyberCafes 4000+ schools on the Internet 1000+ Community Radio 20+ ICT Magazines Hundreds ICT Books Title Hundreds Local ICT Authors

28. Future objectives.. To see 110 million Indonesians on the Internet by 2015. Self-finance Gov’t have not much $$ to provide infrastructure. Sustainable Invest, maintain & operate by communities Minimizing (removing) Foreign Loan

29. Who? Mostly community based.. Not much gov’t funding & support No World Bank, no IMF loan Mostly self-finance & community based

30. More Questions … How? Where? Funding & Cost?

31. Quick Answers Where? It is everywhere, all over Indonesia.. Total 10+ million Internet users (end 2004) Funding & Cost? Self-finance US$0.5/student/month (RoI 1-2 years) US$15-45/house/month

32. How? Some simple short answer would be: Education Awareness Encourage Local Authors

33. How? – the logic.. Community education They understand ICT importance Affordable when shared & Easy to use GUI. They convinced They invest They install They operate They collectively pay all costs They get their $$ back in 1-2 years They influence other communities. Empowerment

34. Stories Behind The Screen.. “Jihad” for Community Based ICT Infrastructure vs. The Incumbent Jurassic Infrastructure

35. Empowerment.. It can be self-financed!!

36. Distribute CD

37. Web http://sandbox.bellanet.org/~onno http://www.apjii.or.id/onno/ Requests for help, talk & workshop from Nicaragua, Venezuela, Benin, Malaysia, Egypt, Pakistan, Mozambique etc …

38. Mailing Lists 2600+ lists 65.000+ subscribers 50+ e-mail / second

39. Workshops Roadshows

40. Publish Books..

41. Impact.. Empower the poor Community based Infrastructure

42. Comp. Lab. For Street Kids Source: Donny BU dbu@ictwatch.com

43. Used Equipments

44. Children Happy …

45. Stunned Others

46. The Strategic Framework Knowledge Cycle Encourage Knowledge Producers

47. Basic Principles Producervs. Consumer Supplycreated by Demand

48. Knowledge Cycle

49. Components

50. 2-Way Interaction (~1-3 years)

51. Explicit Knowledge

52. Vendor Ads

53. Physical Interact

54. Demand

55. Cost

56. Impact

57. The conservative consequences in 2-4 years 20+ million Internet users BTW, don’t forget 38+ million students in 220.000+ schools

58. Indonesia will be dangerous! CountryPopulation 2003 Australia20+ million Malaysia23+ million Philippine84+ million Thailand63+ million Vietnam81+ million Burma42+ million Canada31+ million