Transport and Communication: UNESCO’s past activities (i.e. pre-January 2005) If our present era is one of a revolution in information technology and networks, then communication systems are of special importance to island societies – for informing and educating, for catalysing and monitoring, for generating income and reinforcing self-reliance.

Global Survey on Online Governance - by UNESCO and COMNET-IT Joint research initiative to explore the interaction between access, empowerment and governance in 62 countries.More

Integrating ICTs in Education: Lessons Learned - by UNESCO Asia and Pacific Bureau for Education, Bangkok Collective case study of six Asian countries (including Singapore), with findings and recommendations likely to be of interest to individuals and institutions in SIDS.More

Small Islands Voice: Laying the Foundations - by UNESCO Assessment of initial activities carried out in 2002 within the Small Islands Voice initiative, and proposals for 2003. Based on inter-regional workshop held in Palau in November 2002.More

Media Education in the Pacific. A Guide for Secondary School Teachers - by UNESCO-Apia Launched at a workshop in Fiji in June 2003.More

Draft Recommendation concerning the Promotion and Use of Multilingualism and Universal Access to Cyberspace - by UNESCO-CI/INF Sets of recommendations related to the development of multilingual content, public domain content and universal access to information.More

Survey on Internet Infrastructure and E-Governance in Pacific Islands - by Zwimpfer Communications Ltd Commissioned by UNESCO-Apia, the survey identifies 11 major barriers inhibiting e-governance.More

Country Profiles of E-Governance - by UNESCO and COMNET-IT Study of 15 country abstracts (including Jamaica and Mauritius), representing different situations in each of UNESCO's principal regions.More

Electronic Connectedness in Pacific Island Countries - by Zwimpfer Communications Ltd Survey on the use of computers, e-mail and the Internet in education, culture and communication.More