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Demand Side Innovation Policies Creation of Local IT Technical Capacities through the use of Public Procurement & Others A Sri Lankan Perspective 21 st March 2014 Multi Year Expert Meeting UNCTAD Geneva, Switzerland Reshan Dewapura CEO, ICT Agency of Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Land Area: 65,610 Sq. Km Population: 20,300,000 GDP/capita: US$ 3000 + Currency: Sri Lankan Rupee Time Zone: GMT +5:30 Languages: Sinhala, Tamil, English Capital: Colombo (Commercial) Sri Jayawardenepura (Admin) Exports: Garments, Tea, Gems, Rubber, Tourism, IT/BPO Administration: 9 Provinces, 25 Districts, 325 Divisional Secretariats Telephone: 125% penetration Internet : 6 million users Broadband: 1.75 million connections

e-sri Lanka The Vision Take the dividends of ICT - to every village, - to every citizen, - to every business and also - transform the way government think and works

An Integrated e~development Model e-sri Lanka Peace Re-engineering Government e-society Information Infrastructure ICT Policy, Leadership & Institutional Development ICT Human Resources Capacity Building ICT Investment & Private Sector Development

e-motoring e-foreign Employment e-pension E-HRM e-procurement e-bill e-epf. e-people Registry e-tax Filing e-government G2C Sri Lanka Country Portal I n t e r n e t Mobile G2B G2G I n t r a n e t Govt. to Citizen Govt. to Business Govt. to Govt. Information Bank Service Management Government Internal s Government e-services People Hub HR Policy & HRD Lanka Gate Payment Gateway I N F R A S T R U C T U R E Lanka Government Cloud A R C H I T E C T U R E E-Government Supporting Infrastructure Lanka - Gate Nation- Wide ICT Infrastructure National Certificate Authority Land Hub LGN (Lanka Government Network) I N F O R M A T I O N A R C H I T E C T U R E Telecommunication Backbone Establishments Hub

Demand Side Innovation Activities Local ICT Industry Development & Technical Capacity Building 1. Public Procurement Process 2. National Enterprise Architecture 3. Societal Applications & Content

1. Public Procurement Process Process used World Bank Guide-lines GoSL: NPA Guide-lines Development of IS Procurement Documents Transparent Process Procurement Information on Web-site Transparent Bid-Openings, Bid Clarifications Strictly no deviation from basic guide-lines Number of Contracts signed - 1029 Local Firms - 997 (96.9%) Foreign Firms - 32 (3.1%)

1. Public Procurement Process Opportunities for Local Industry Domestic Preference Creation of JVs with Foreign principals Prospects for Large Established Entities as well as SMEs Technology Standards Technology Agnostic & permitting FOSS & Open Standards Clearly documented Technology Data Standards Turnkey s, Modular approach and Resource Augmentation Agile Development & Quality Assurance Industry Education Procurement Workshops for ICT Industry 6 Workshops held

2. National Enterprise Architecture Lanka Gate Government e-service Delivery Platform Service Oriented Architecture Based on Open Standards APIs for plugging services / applications Availability of Common Services Payment Gateway Identity Management Access to Databases / Registries LIFe Lanka Interoperability Framework Stakeholder agreed common Data Standards for each domain

3. Societal Applications & Content Community Assistance Project (CAP) Grants Grants to CBOs for ICT based solutions to everyday problems 151 Grants awarded Partnership Assistance Project (PAP) Grants Grants to public or private entity, entrepreneur or NGO to develop ICT applications benefitting multiple communities 35 Grants awarded Replication & Sustainability Assistance Project Grants Grants to replicate and sustain successful CAP & PAP projects 59 Grants awarded 245 Projects over 75,000 people benefitting every month

3. Societal Applications & Content Sample of Projects Wiki-Goviya: Agriculture e-learning system e-farms: e-learning content for value addition to produce Crop price tracker for farmers HHIMS: Hospital Health Info Management System Fishing Lanka: Information to fisherman via SMS Sri Lanka Jobs Net: On-line job bank for rural societies ViduNena: e-learning system for A/L science students Rural BPO s: Serving blue chip companies SME Portal for small businesses Happy Life: Sexual & Reproductive Health Info system A day in the life of the Jethawanaramaya Monastery Bhasha Guru Language Learning & Translation tool

3. Societal Applications & Content Economic Impact: Access to Market Prices / Agri. Information Access to Marine / Weather Information Access to Employment Opportunities Access to Additional Educational Opportunities Access to Business Opportunities Access to Communication Opportunities Availability & Usage of Mobile Money Social Impact: Equal Opportunities (Urban v Rural) Access to Health Care Services Access to Comms Opportunities Access to Educational Opportunities Removal of Traditional Barriers Uplifting the Quality of Life / Poverty Reduction Benefits to disadvantaged communities Benefits to differently-abled communities s to societal problems Conflict avoidance (access to info)

Support Activities for Better Results Conducting of Quarterly Private Sector Forums Quality Certification of Local IT Industry Companies Capacity Building of IT Industry resources Project Management Capability Improvement Promoting IT/ITeS as new-age career among youth/students Spiralation program Incubator for new start-ups Breeding of Small & Medium IT Enterprises Encouraging e-content (& m-content) Development National contest, awards and recognition Enabling e-content eco-system Hosting South Asia Mobile Content conferences

Target No of Employees Revenue (USD Million) IT/ITeS Industry Development 4,000 140,000 $1b 3,500 120,000 100,000 $650 m 120,000 3,000 2,500 80,000 60,000 40,000 $225 m 31,379 $350 m 50,000 80,000 2,000 1,500 1,000 20,000 11,200 14,946 21,094 500-2006A 2007 2008 2009 2010 2013 2011 2016 2012 Time Line - Sri lanka Sri Lanka Target Employee Nos. Sri Lanka Target Export Revenue -

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