APEC Project Proposal

Project No.TEL 02 2019S
Project TitleICT Skills Framework Project
Project StatusCompleted Project
Fund AccountSelf-Funded
Project Year2019
Sponsoring ForumTelecommunications and Information Working Group (TELWG)
TopicsTelecommunications and Information
CommitteeSOM Steering Committee on Economic and Technical Cooperation (SCE)
Other Fora Involved
Other Non-APEC Stakeholders Involved
Proposing Economy(ies)Papua New Guinea
Co-Sponsoring Economies
Expected Start Date01/02/2019
Expected Completion Date28/02/2020
Project Proponent Name 1Kila Gulo-Vui
Job Title 1Director Economics, Consumer and International Affairs
Organization 1National ICT Authority
Postal Address 1Not Applicable
Telephone 1(675) 303327
Fax 1Not Applicable
Email 1kgulovui@nicta.gov.pg
Project Proponent Name 2Not Applicable
Job Title 2Not Applicable
Organization 2Not Applicable
Postal Address 2Not Applicable
Telephone 2Not Applicable
Fax 2Not Applicable
Email 2Not Applicable
DeclarationKila Gulo-Vui
Project Cost (US$)$60,000.00
Project Summary

This project will develop and promote a “Common ICT Skills Recognition Framework” within the Asia-Pacific Region. This substantially aligns with Objective 3.3 of the APEC TELWG Strategic Action Plan 2016 to 2020.

The outcome of the project will be an overall framework which maps existing ICT skills frameworks in use across the region. There is similarity with the SFIA/e-CF comparison report from the EU.

The project will be developed in partnership with Member Economies and stakeholder partners throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Relevant stakeholders include SEARCC, a federation of associations of ICT professionals within the region, which will provide in-kind expert resources. This involvement of APEC economies and other economies in the Asia-Pacific region, is particularly relevant to Objective 5.2 which addresses collaboration with groups external to APEC, to minimise duplication. It also encompasses action a) for this objective, which refers to gathering ICT leaders from among stakeholders for knowledge sharing.
Are there any supporting document attached?Yes