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This draft policy and strategic action plan sets out a framework of guiding principles and policies and recommended activities to guide future policy development and co-operation by the Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs).

http://www.apdip.net/documents/policy/strategy/pi/piipp01042002.pdf

This policy and strategic action plan is a draft document that will be circulated for review and comment by governments, regional organisations, the private sector, and development partners. It was initially developed by the Pacific Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Needs Assessment and Strategy Planning Workshop, held between 27-31 August 2001 in Noumea, New Caledonia. The workshop was sponsored by the Governments of Australia, France and New Zealand; jointly organised by SOPAC, Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat and Secretariat of the Pacific Community; and attended by about 100 representatives of PICTs and regional organisations.

The draft policy and strategic action plan has been further elaborated and finalised by the Council of Regional Organisations of the Pacific ICT Working Group, comprising the Forum Fisheries Agency, Pacific Islands Development Program, Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission, Secretariat of the Pacific Community, South Pacific Regional
Environmental Programme, South Pacific Tourism Organisation, and University of the South Pacific, along with international development partners. Contact information for the ICT working Group is provided at the end.

This document is organised as follows:
  • The regional policy has four guiding principles on human resources; infrastructure development; cooperation between stakeholders; and appropriate policy and regulation. These are the region’s goals.
  • Policies are stated for each guiding principle, intended to set the rules by which specific strategies and actions will be designed to achieve the goals. They are long-term, but may be reviewed and changed every 3-5 years if necessary.
  • The regional strategic plan consists of strategies for each policy, intended as the general means by which the goals will be reached. They are medium-term, but may be reviewed and changed on a 1-3 year cycle as required.
  • Activities under each strategy in the plan are the specific means by which strategies are implemented. They should be monitored continually and modified annually if needed. Each activity has an identified actor(s) and a proposed time line or milestone.

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