Ict Ensuring The Women Participation

In the late 20th century, technology began advancing so quickly that entire world economies underwent extraordinary transformations in very little time. It used to be only a handful of powerful people and corporations interacting in global trade and commerce, but technology has made it so “countries like India are now able to compete for global knowledge,” giving leaders and companies the ability to work with more nations than ever before (Friedman 7). The internet has given men and women the power to connect, communicate and provide information to people across the planet in an instant. It has given people the opportunity to seek knowledge, educate themselves and single-handily play a role in the world economy. This is called

Development of SFIA is not a practical exercise – but it seems to be a project that would

During my coursework I will be inventing an Ict system for Mr Robert black as he has approached me to help his new catering company ‘mobile lunches 4u’. There are a few business parks around the local area where Mr Black has decided that there are opportunities for a mobile catering business, selling snacks and drinks at lunchtimes to people who work at offices in the business parks. Mr Black has been running this business for about 6 months but has had trouble keeping records of his income and expenditure. This problem has occurred because since Mr Black has started is business he wrote everything by hand, he has faced problems like he was unable to read his writing due to messy writing and this caused most data to be read wrong which

Women in Bangladesh have had a long history of exploitation and have faced discrimination due to their gender. Bangladeshi women came to the international attention in the form of cheap and docile labour. Traditionally, the idea of separate spheres, where men are the breadwinners and women look after the household, comprised the typical Bangladeshi household. Due to the impact of globalization, the economic stability of the country has been severely destroyed and has forced many women to work for longer hours that seem not enough to let the ends meet. Bangladesh Nari Progati Sangha (BNPS) is an agency for empowerment of women in Bangladesh and states that the current trend of globalization in Bangladesh, has an exploitative nature which is extreme to women in the society. Rural women have been working quite long in the agricultural sector, but with the commercialization of the agricultural sector, many women have migrated to the city centers such as Dhaka and working for garment or other industries for minimum wage. Women have a limited scope of economic development in a Bangladeshi society and are paid less than the men, due to the socio-political structure, as well as their lack of education, which is governed by the patriarchal ideology. Given that,

Bangladesh is a south Asian country. It is also known as a part of the third world country. Bangladesh has a unstable economy, and in the 21st century we are still dependent on our agricultural economic structure. We are trying quite hard to put an impact in the world economic system. For this we are pursuing the trend of the modernization of the western world. Still we are facing the economic instability. Changing the aspect of our industrialization and economic perspective we are trying our best to fit in the world economic system. To the economic system we are the agriculture based third world country, trying to reach the top.

Women are integral part of every economy. All round development and harmonious growth of a nation would be possible only when women are considered as equal partners in progress with men. However, in most developing countries, women have a low social and economic status. In such effective empowerment of women is essential to harness the women labour in main stream of economic development of all the facets of women’s development, economic empowerment is of utmost significance in order to achieve a lasting and sustainable

Improving the economic status of a country is a tremendous factor in the growth of a country. As people in a country are educated, they develop a greater knowledge about how an economy is ran; they better understand how to handle money, how to invest, and what can be done to improve the economy. Both the consumers and producers in the economy execute smarter decisions on buying and selling, and thus the economy prospers. Along with that, gaining an education indirectly trains people to manage and use technology. Technology is proven to be an enormous part of a growing economy. “The ICT sector is, and is expected to remain, one of the largest employers. In the US alone, computer and information technology jobs

The first difference is computerized administration after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to power in Bangladesh. Before 1990, there were no computers in different sectors in Bangladesh. There were no computers in the schools, banks, and offices. In schools there were no computer labs, where the students can learn the computer. Moreover, there were no computerized answer sheets in schools to check the answers of the multiple choice questions. In that case, the teachers had to spend a long time to check the answer sheets. Beside this, in some private banks and private offices had some computers to run their activities both in government banks and offices did not have any computers to do their businesses. In contrast, the scenarios have been changed after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to power in Bangladesh. Nowadays schools, banks, or offices

Introducing educational technology into the developing world is multidimensional and requires many basic issues to be recognized and addressed. It is becoming recognized that telecentres and the use of ICT in developing countries to assist in meeting the Millennium Development Goals is becoming increasingly viable.

Technology plays a very crucial role in today’s globalized world. In actual, technology is that which make our lives much easier by advancements. As we know that modern era is known as the world of globalization in which the whole world is connected to one another by networking sites. This is the major advancement in the technology that every single city or every nation is connected with each other by the network. Technology is first and foremost thing which is on the top list in the graphs of economy of every country and no matters it’s developed or developing.

Advances in technology have had a tremendous impact on society. The Philippines is one those developing country in Asia that seeks to uplift the technology advancement of the nation since ICT is considered a valuable tool that can be used for the economic development of the country. And in a region where other countries are already ahead in using ICT to their benefit, we are still struggling to make effective used of it. One of the advantages mentioned is that the development of ICT in the Philippines makes communication faster, reliable and efficient. Shinn (2001) noted that some Internet search engines can search 1.3 billion unique web addresses, search the equivalent of a 70-mile high stack of paper, or locate 14 million web pages about learning in less than one second. It can make research works easier through the advancement of dependable internet connectivity where access to needed information and data are just a mouse click away. It also helps commerce and trade through on line transaction. By which purchases of goods and utilities can also be done through credit cards. One can

The purpose of this study is to identify and analyse the factors that influence women’s participation in sports. The study is to enable me classify these factors into the facilitators and obstacles to women’s participation in sports. To achieve this, I participated in various sports activities which granted me the opportunity of: “learning from people” rather than “studying the people” as posited by (Spradley 1979:3). This chapter explicitly presents the specific research techniques that was used for this study. The techniques include: the study design and method, sampling, sampling units, data collection (Interview, participant observation and autoethnography), my personal experience, ethics and expectation.

The purpose of this study is to identify and analyse the factors that influence women’s participation in sports. The study is to enable me classify these factors into the facilitators and obstacles to women’s participation in sports. To achieve this, I participated in various sports activities which granted me the opportunity of: “learning from people” rather than “studying the people” as posited by (Spradley 1979:3). This chapter explicitly presents the specific research techniques that was used for the study. The techniques include: the study design and method, sampling, sampling units, data collection, my personal experience, data recording, ethics and expectation.

In this era of technology, there is a general agreement that Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have been contributing to improve qualities of life, as well as economical growth as a whole. Businesses and economic sectors are relying on technological advancements that facilitate them to establish an integrated value chain. Using these advancements strategically and appropriately can also enhance productivity and improved competitiveness. Likewise, governments and global aid organizations have seen these advancements as essential instruments for national integration since they are capable of empowering more prominent access to wellbeing and educational services, and developing economical opportunities to open doors for underprivileged communities. Despite of all the advancements of Information and Communication Technologies, the phenomenon known as the Digital Divide has left a significant number of individuals, communities and even businesses divided into two separate categories. The Digital Divide is typically described as the division between the individuals and communities with access to information technologies and those without it. The fact that the uses of computer, Internet and other technological means have significantly filtered its way into modern economy through employment and commerce, the inability to gain access or operate the technologies is an effective challenge created by the Digital Divide for the people without such

In Bangladesh, religion and official family laws are concerned about betterment of the status of women. But there is always a power game to deprive women from economic empowerment and they suffer systematic denial of land and property rights in many cases.