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World Telecommunications & Information Society Day 17 th May 2013

The Government of The Republic of Vanuatu. World Telecommunications & Information Society Day 17 th May 2013 Theme: “ICTs and improving transport safety”. Agenda. ICT day Activities Objectives Expectations Questions. What is it?. WTISD Day – 17 May annually (with different theme)

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World Telecommunications & Information Society Day 17 th May 2013

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  1. The Government of The Republic of Vanuatu World Telecommunications & Information Society Day 17th May 2013 Theme: “ICTs and improving transport safety”

  2. Agenda • ICT day • Activities • Objectives • Expectations • Questions

  3. What is it? • WTISD Day – 17 May annually (with different theme) • Want to – annual event for Vanuatu and especially for the industries involved

  4. What is happening? • Parade – PM (minister responsible for ICT) and his delegation, Air, Land and Sea transporters, Telco & ICT industries, respective Government authorities, students and individual. • Booth exhibitions linking to theme for the day • Stage presenters • Show case by various industries (refer to program) • Questions and answers with surprise prices • Cocktail

  5. What do we want to achieve • Key Objective is to demonstrate some practical use of ICT to transporters: • How ICT as an enabler and tool to improve transport safety on air, land and sea; • Abuse of ICT/technology (mobile), texting or talking while driving; • Awareness on what ICT could bring for society to improve their lives and living • To improve efficiencies in transport management as a means of combating the effects of climate change.

  6. What do we expect from Exhibitors? • To show case their services and products linking to the theme for the day; • To show case to transporters in particularly what ICT could do good and bad for abusers of technology; • To show case what they doing for the country and it’s people; • To have some questions for their audience with surprise gifts (small gifts) • To show case unique services or products and explain the use of it • Overall expectation is for each individual to gain/learn something at the end of the day • A 5 minute slide show of respective company profile for display on the Lime media Screen.

  7. Where are we now with Planning • Venue has been confirmed; • Publicity on the TV should be on by now • Banner on the street • Police are aware for parade • Tents are arranged and should be ready for set up • More publications to be done • Lime media confirm for promoting your respective company if you have your profile; • Public portable toilets arranged • Road behind ANZ to be sponsored and fixed • Securities arranged to watch over night when tents set up

  8. What’s yet to complete • Follow up to receive packages indicated by proposed exhibitors; • Follow up on few logistics; • Print out for brochure for the day; • Electricity supply to be confirmed by the selected company

  9. The Government of The Republic of Vanuatu Any Questions? Theme: “ICTs and improving transport safety”

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