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SABER-ICT Systems A pproach for Better Education Results (SABER): The Use of ICTS Draft working document Master list of ICT/ Education policy documents (version updated 30 January 2013) The World Bank's ICT/ Education team often gets asked by countries for examples of 'ICT and Education policies' to help inform their own planning processes in this area. We get this request so often that we have decided to (more) systematically document and catalog these sorts of policy documents in the coming months, with the assistance of some of our partner organizations, and make them widely available as part of a global ICT/ Education policy database. As part of a process of making the information we collect publicly available as early as possible, and to be more transparent about how we go about our work, we thought we would share version of our master list of policy documents related to ICT/ Education from around the world. This activity is one part of a larger World Bank initiative, Systems A pproach for Better Education Results : The Use of ICT ( SABER-ICT ).
Master list of ICT/education policy documents (version 0.6 updated 30 January 2013) The World Bank's ICT/education team often gets asked by countries for examples of 'ICT and education policies' to help inform their own planning processes in this area.
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