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Justice sociale et développement durable axé sur l'individu	1.0.	Social justice and people-centered sustainable development
Eradication de la pauvreté	1.1.	Poverty eradication
Citoyenneté mondiale	1.2.	Global citizenship
La justice dans les questions de genre	1.3.	Gender justice
Importance de la jeunesse	1.4.	Importance of youth
Accès à l'information et aux moyens de communication	1.5.	Access to information and the means of communication
Accès aux informations de santé	1.6.	Access to health information
Instruction élémentaire	1.7.	Basic literacy
Développement de solutions TIC durables et communautaires	1.8.	Development of sustainable and community-based ICT solutions
Situations de conflit	1.9.	Conflict situations

1.5. Accès à l'information et aux moyens de communication Access to information and the means of communication
1.5.	Centre National d’études Spatiales (CNES)	CNES is a state-owned organization responsible for leading France’s space activities.	CNE's mission is to pursue three key objectives: to guarantee the independence of France and Europe, to develop the use of space in all sectors that can potentially benefit from space-based assets and to explore innovative technology concepts that will form the foundation for future space systems.	Paris, FR CNES	2003 F
1.5.	Finland Future Research Centre	Global Information Society Development (GISDeve). The digital balance between industrialized and developing countries – a case study : the development of an Information Society on the African Continent	A study with the purpose to collect information on how the virtual portal, which is developed in the industrialized world, will work in Africa and how information technology and e-services developed in Africa will work in Finland. The aim of this study is to collect the experiences and characteristics unique to African countries in developing an Information Society. By collecting this information the ICT will be better suited to the needs of African countries.	Helsinki, FI Finland Futures Research Centre	2003 7
1.5.	International Organisation of La Francophonie	Contribution of the International Organization of la Francophonie to the World Summit on the Information Society	The organization presents a pluralistic conception of the objectives of the Information Society which is based on democratic foundations, relies on genuine participation by citizens and makes the concepts of communication, exchange and individual and collective acquisition of information and communication technologies its central concerns	Paris, FR International Organization of La Francophonie	2003 31
1.5.	Japan’s events	Japan’s events: perspective for the ubiquitous network society	Workshop focused on how ubiquitous network society affects our economic, social and cultural life. By introducing the new mobile technologies and services and discussing the challenges that we will face in the new IT society.	Geneva, CH WSIS	2003 F
1.5.	Kim H. Veltman, Scientific director Maastricht McLuhan Institute, Coordinator E-Culture Net	Challenges and Potentials for Sharing between Networks of Excellence NERE/DSR and E-Culture Net	Nine challenges entailed in the creation of international cultural networks. The idea is  that we need to explore common origins in belief systems as a step towards understanding differences in expression in various cultures.	Maastricht, NL	2004 30
1.5.	La lettre Emerit	Les aînés son-ils du mauvais côté de la fracture numérique ?	L’expansion d’ InterNet fait craindre l’ apparition d’une fracture numérique entre la jeune génération, branchée, et la génération des aînés, déconnecté. Il convient de s’ interroger sur les stratégies sous-jacentes à l’ inclusion ou à l’ exclusion des aînés dans la société de l’ information.	Namur, BE Fondation Travail-Université	2003 8
1.5.	Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Education, la Science et la Culture (UNESCO), Division de la société de l'information Information for All (IFAP)	Programme "Information pour tous"	Construire la société de l'information pour tous, bien public mondial : libre circulation des idées; maintien, avancement et diffusion du savoir, échange de publications; accès de tous les peuples à ce que chacun d'eux publie; axes éthiques, juridiques et sociétaux; ...	Paris, FR   UNESCO	2003   8
1.5.	Strategic Action for a Sustainable Knowledge & Information Age (SASKIA)	An RTD road map for the Information Society’s contribution to sustainable development	The purpose of the SASKIA Road Map is to identify those RTD actions which will be required over tha next decade if we, in Europe, are to be enabled to achieve by 2030 the state often referred to under the portmanteau term “Sustainable Information Society”; that is, a situation in which the Information Society with its associated technologies makes the greatest attainable contribution to sustainability, whilst itself being sustainable. However, whilst the initial focus is on Europe it is in the nature of the topic that the issues are generally global in scale.	Kuurne, BE Barco	2003 10
1.5.	The Club of Rome	Eight challenges for the creation of a sustainable information society	This paper presents five important information society research projects that are coordinated or heavily participated in by the Finland Futures Research Centre. These Research projects are the eKnowledge, Terra2000, GISDve, ETU, OSKaR projects. The purpose of this paper is to suggest some important preliminary discussion themes, for the creation of a sustainable information society, for the Club of Rome’s Sustainable Information Society conference in autumn 2004.	Finland   Futures ResearchCentre	2003 18
1.5.	The Courrier, The magazine of ACP-EU development cooperation	Dossier Intellectual property	Good governance : a guiding principle in EU-ACP relations; The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO); Putting intellectual property at the service of development; Intellectual property protection and public health; The recent agreement on WTO patent rules; Information for all : access to knowledge as a basic right.	Brussels, BE General Secretariat of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States	2003 60
1.5.	United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) WebWorld, Communication and Information	Communication & Information Programmes	Promoting the free flow of ideas and universal access to information	Paris, FR   UNESCO	2002   12

1.6. Accès aux informations de santé Access to information and the means of communication
1.6.	UNFPA	Population Reproductive Health Portal	The Portal links to resources on the websites of 20 partner institutions and to those of other population and development organizations. Subject coverage includes: reproductive health; population and development; HIV /  AIDS and other sexually-transmitted diseases; family planning; population and environment, etc	New York, USA UNFPA	2003 F
1.6.	United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)	UNIFEM launches the first comprehensive Gender and HIV/AIDS web portal	Web site where we can find cutting edge research, studies, multimedia advocacy tools, speeches and presentations, online discussion forums, links to websites, databases and information on the gender dimensions of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.	UNIFEM	2003 F
1.6.	United Nations University	Unique UN virtual “academy” aims to improve water management worldwide	In an effort to help raise the availability of safe water worldwide, the United Nations has created a unique new virtual “academy” to teach the fundamentals of water management on a global level.	Canada United Nations	2003 4

1.7. Instruction élémentaire Basic literacy
1.7.	UNESCO and Education	Our mission: to promote education as a fundamental right, to improve the quality of education and to stimulate experimentation, innovation and policy dialogue	Education for all is important for three reasons. First, education is a right. Second, education enhances individual freedom. Third, education yields important development benefits. Unesco wants to improve education worldwide through technical advice, innovative projects, capacity building and networking.	Paris, FR	2002 F

1.8. Développement de solutions TIC durables et communautaires Development of sustainable and community-based ICT solutions
1.8.	Direction générale de la Coopération internationale et du Développement (DGCID)	Système d'Information scientifique et technique (SIST)	Appui à la structuration et au développement des systèmes d'information et de communication dans les établissements d'enseignement supérieur et de recherche en Afrique et à Madagascar	Paris, FR   DGCID	2003   8
1.8.	eGap, E-society Gap Assessment Project	Mind eGap in SMEs	eGap is an European Union-funded research project which analyses the reasons why, within specific professional working environments, tele-work and tele-activities in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face difficulties or meet success in implementation. Thus the overall objective of the project is to highlight "best practice" for implementing adequate, positive and sustainable telework within SMEs.	Paris, FR   eGap Futuribles	2003   F
1.8.	ICT for Development (ICT4D) Platform	Connecting people for a better life	The aim of the platform is to showcase projects and solutions, debate issues related to ICT for development and to trigger future-oriented, innovative partnerships and initiatives.	Geneva, CH   Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP)	2003   16
1.8.	International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP)	IFIP World Computer Congress (WCC)	L'esprit de Toulouse, The premier international forum on Sciences and Technologies of Information and Communication (STIC)	Toulouse, FR   IFIP	2003   20
1.8.	International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP)	IFIP World Information Technology Forum 2005	The purpose of the WITFOR Conference is to help implement information development strategies and projects in developing countries. The conference will also address issues critical to developing countries such as the role of ICT in fighting HIV/AIDS, poverty and bridging the digital divide.	Gaborone, BW IFIP	2003 F
1.8.	Japan International Cooperation Agency, Office of Evaluation, Planning and Evaluation Department (JICA)	Promoting ICT's for Development, Japan's Cooperation to the WSIS	The global trend in the utilization of ICT's for development assistance; JICA's cooperation in the ICTs field. Prospects : assisting in the introduction of ICTs, Facilitating further utilization of ICTs, Promoting information and knowledge sharing	Tokyo, JP   JICA	2003   14
1.8.	Nations Unies – Conseil économique et social	Stratégies Nationales pour la société de l’information, rôle des organisations régionales et globales	Programme du sommet mondial sur la société de l’information	Genève, CH WSIS	2003 6
1.8.	Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Education, la Science et la Culture (UNESCO)	Centres Multimedia Communautaires	Un programme offrant l’accès aux nouvelles technologies aux communautés défavorisées. Le CMC constitue une plate-forme participative pour toutes les activités de développement au sein d’une communauté.	Paris, FR UNESCO	2003 F
1.8.	The Global Marshall Plan Initiative	Global Marshall Plan, A Cornerstone of Sustainability, Global Knowledge and Information Society	The goal of the new GMP will be to care that poverty and huger will disappear from this planet, that poverty and hunger will disappear from this planet.	Geneva, WSIS   Global Marshall Plan	2003   F
1.8.	Union Internationale des Télécommunications	Plan Stratégique de L’Union 2004 - 2007	Ces dernières années, l’ environnement des Technologies de l’ Informations et de la Communication (TIC) au sens large a beaucoup évolué. Les objectifs de l’ Union sont les suivants : maintenir et étendre la coopération internationale entre tous les Etats Membres et avec les organisations régionales; contribuer à la réduction de la fracture numérique internationale; élargir la compositions de l’Union, étendre et faciliter la participation coopérative d’un nombre croissant d’administrations et d'organisations; élaborer des outils pour maintenir l’intégrité et l’interopérabilité des réseaux; continuer d’améliorer l’efficience, l’efficacité et l’utilité pratique des structures de l’UIT et des services qu’ elle fournit; diffuser l’information et le savoir-faire.	Genève, CH UIT	2003 23

1.9. Situations de conflit Conflict situations

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