Institute for Public Private Partnerships Inc. (IP3)
The Institute for Public-Private Partnerships (IP3), an international training and advisory firm that conducts two to three week long training workshops on ICT issues such as systems design, regulation, e-governance, e-commerce, and web-based human-resource development for a global audience. We also conduct customized training on these same topics. IP3 recently conducted training for USAID and the host country clients on these topics. Likely future country customized training includes Egypt, Jordan, and India.
Organization Type:
DOT: dot-ORG
Web Site: www.ip3.org
Additional Information: E-Government and ICT Strategic Planning and Implementation Workshop - Washington DC - 6/16 - 7/4
E-Government and ICT Training for a Global Audience
For more information on working with Institute for Public Private Partnerships Inc.:
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USAID/EGAT/EIT/IT
Jeff Cochrane, dot-ORG CTO
Email: Tel: +1 202 712-1956
Academy for Educational Development
Siobhan Green, Information and Dissemination Coordinator
Email: Tel: +1 202 884-8948 |
Institute for Public Private Partnerships Inc.
1120 20th Street NW
Suite 850-S
Washington
DC
20036
United States
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Phone: 202-466-8930
Fax: 202-466-8934
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Country Experience:
Africa
South Africa, United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia
Asia & Near East
Egypt, India
Latin America & Caribbean
Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica
Institutional Capacities:
Public access to ICTs
E-readiness assessments
Public access for e-govt service delivery
E-commerce
Capacity building of SME
Small-business financial planning
Public/private sector partnerships
Procurement applications
E-government
Procurement and services systems
Capacity building and reform through ICTs
Public/private sector partnerships
Telecommunications policy and regulations
Regulatory body capacity building
Telecommunications regulation legislation
Telecommunication regulatory agency-related legislation
Human resources and telecommunciations
E-commerce and telecommunications policy
Telecommunications legislation
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