Annex 1: Workshop Agenda

• Welcome Remarks
  Ms. Keiko Okaido, Deputy Executive Secretary, UNESCAP
• Opening Remarks
  Peter McCawley, Dean, ADBI

• Introduction to the Workshop
  Jeoung-Keun Lee, Senior Capacity Building Specialist, ADBI

Current Status and Trends of Implementing e-Government
Resource Person: Mr. Stephen Braim, IBM Asia Pacific

Country Reports:Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, and Mongolia

Country Reports: Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Uzbekistan, and Viet Nam

Integrating Government Services
Mr. Stephen Braim, IBM Asia Pacific

Implementing e-Government: Hows and Whats
Ms. Caroline Fan, Information Technology Services Department, Hong Kong, China

Digital Inclusion to Foster Rural Enterprise
Mr. M. Moni, National Informatics Center, India

Factors and Procedures to be Considered in Improving e-Government
Ms Marie Johnson, Department of Industry, Australia

Reinventing (Reengineering) Government
Mr. Kuk-Hwan Jeong, Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs, Republic of Korea

Turning Objectives into Action
Mr. Prasanna Meduri, Microsoft

Designing e-Government for the Poor
Mr. M. Moni

e-Training of Government Officials and Citizens
Mr. Kyohsuke Yoshimura, Learning Solution Executive, IBM

E-Government Implementation and Private Sector Participation
Ms. Anne Huguenin, Mission inter-ministerielle de l'économie numérique, Government of France, Paris; and
Mr. Hubert Vigneron, GIXEL, AXALTO Schlumberger Company

Measuring Success of e-Government
Mr. Richard Alexander Roehrl, UNESCAP; possibly a representative of the Statistics Division, UNESCAP

ICT Policies and Strategies
Mr. Peter Moore, Microsoft

Conducive Environments for e-Governments
Mr. Jonathan Kushner and Mr. Christopher Austin, Microsoft

e-Government and e-Procurement
Mr. Shuhei Kishimoto, Ministry of Finance, Japan

Legal Aspects of e-Government
Mr Roland Amoussou-Guenou, Regional Expert on Legal Cooperation in the ASEAN, The Embassy of France in Thailand

• Closing Remarks
  Raymond Z. Renfro, Director, ADBI

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