31-In the area of information and transmission technologies of the countries that are coming in, with the objective of closing the transparency gap They need to be more involved in research and development, and develop their own technical and scientific trust.

32-May include actions that can be submitted to the WSIS preparer process to consider:

a) to dominate the latest technological development in the field of information and transmission technologies of the countries that are currently under way Common public/private sector entries to be helped.

b) This is a new partnership between different countries, especially those in progress and developing countries. Adoption of appropriate measures to set up mechanisms.

c) The development and implementation of the Southern-Southern approach and implementation in this area.

II-Information and transmission as a tool of economic and social work technologies and the capture of the Millennium Shield Objectives

E-People resources development

33-Human resource development, education, information, and expert transfer, the countries that are coming in, are self-humanitarian, It is necessary to help empower corporate and organizational capacities in a growing awareness, access and use of information and communication technologies. The need for certain long-term capacity building and preparation programs is needed.

34-May include actions that can be submitted to the WSIS preparation process for consideration:

a) The development of information and transmission technologies, including the government authorities of the countries that are in progress, A global network of national e-strategies, including the development and implementation of e-government, e-health, e-education, e-commerce, strengthening regulatory capabilities, and implementing universal access plans. program;

b) Data-based development of an online access facility that is appropriate across the world.

F-The access to information and communication technologies to the community

35-Social information centers such as postanes, libraries and schools, especially in remote and rural areas, society are the "core" places that can start or increase the contribution of members to the information community. These places are helped by these people to create an integral and integrated part of the community of information society.

36-May include actions that can be submitted to the WSIS task process for consideration:

a) Do not allow social media points to access the people's information and communication technologies services. developing with the purpose;

b) Release stories about information and communication technologies for the course of education.

G-Coming countries, less-developed countries, lack of privileges Special actions for peoples and isolated and remote communities

37-The many countries that are currently in business are setting up more competitive information and communication technologies markets and services They need both the inside and the right to mobilize to meet the growing demand for this growing demand. Further, less-developed countries, such as the small island states and other countries that are being developed, have the special attention of the international community to avoid certain threats in the information society, and to avoid the global information economy and society. They deserve it.

38-May include actions that can be submitted to the WSIS task process for consideration:

A) Few countries with a face to face certain dangers in the information society, the small island states that are being developed and recommendations for the implementation of global and regional entries for their dibs;

b) In countries that are already in progress, especially in small-developed countries and in developing small island states, remain. The "tele community" centers are not installed.

39-From the angle of all sides, the development of the information community has to be actuallyin a trust environment. The development of technical standards can be found in this objective.

40-Sustaining the potential international stability and security of information and communication technologies There are concerns that it can be used for non-western purposes, and that it can affect the security of states in both civilian and military areas, as opposed to those that are not fully-known.

41-Information resources and technologies are required to prevent use of criminal or terrorist purposes. It is being taken.

42-May include actions that can be submitted to the WSIS preparer process to consider:

a) awareness of the importance of information and communication, and the importance of resources to the international community in this regard install the appropriate mechanisms for increasing the purpose of increasing;

b) Computer hackers and viruses exist in the internet environment in the area of information and transmission of information. including, existing and potential threats, and methods and methods of causing them;

c) Technical information and development of the international community in the security of information and information;

d) contributing to the efforts of the UN system by keeping the main means of the ITU in mind, the objectives are:

1) information and telecommunication systems and information resources are being harmful or abused. information security being debriefed;

2) Emergency security incident response methods and organisations are being created, information about incident responses, and Sharing of technologies;

3) For the long term, the preparation of an international commitment to information and communications is in place of preparation.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECISION/1 ADDITIONAL 2 (Marrakek, 2002)

ITU's activities at the World Information Society Summit documenta2

Entered

1-International Telecommunication Unit to coordinate and coordinate the management of telecommunications and services. In order to advance the development of communications technology, governments and the private sector are co-working with a United Nations specialist. Founded in 1865, ITU is a member of 189 Member Countries and more than 650 Sector Members, without an exception. It is based on the public/private sector. Someone will always, anywhere, pick up a phone, dial a number, answer a phone call to a mobile phone, send a fax or receive an email, fly on a plane or ship, watch a favorite television show, or a little kid. is helped by the latest model remote control to control a player, all of which take advantage of the ITU's work. So, ITU has a central location in the creation of the information society.

2-ITU is an intergovernmental organization based on the principle of national sovereignty. ITU is pregnant with four major international issues: Radiocommunication Communication, International Telecommunications, the ITU Establishment Act, and the ITU Promise. The highest authority of the Union, A total of four years of collected and future meetings from the member states of the Union are the Full Authorised Representatives Conference that will be in place in 2006.

3-The Union's objectives are set in the Institution and Glossary of the Union. These include commitments:

2- This information document is dated September 23-18, 2002. It was revised in the meeting of the ITU Full-Authorized Representative in Marrakevi.

-"supporting the delivery of the benefits of new telecommunications technologies to all world residents";

-" a wider international approach to telecommunications in the global knowledge economy and society. " to support the adoption of government organizations that are interested in other global and regional organisations and telecommunications.

4-The first idea for the World Information Society Summit was in Minneapolis in 1998 Full-Authorized Representatives The 73rd ITU Solution Decision (Minneapolis, 1998) accepted at the conference is the date of the event. The Resolution 73 resolution, proposed by Tunisia, has given the Secretary General the directive to put the issue of a world summit on the agenda of the United Nations. In December 2001, the UN General Assembly invited the International Telecommunication Unit 56/183 and the International Telecommunication Unit to take the lead role in the executive secretariat of the summit and the summit's preparation process.

Council

5-The ITU Council is committed to a series of resolution decisions and a decision regarding WSIS. The most important of these were Resolution 1158 in 2000, Resolution 1179 of the 2001 session, and Resolution 1196 of the 2002 session (this decision is set by the WSIS Etut Group to identify the references), and 509. In addition, the Council has decided to turn the WSIS Steering Committee into a full-open group of members of the Council for all members in its 2002 meeting.

WSIS

6-The Council's Etut Group on WSIS was the first meeting of Sayn Yuri G. Grin (Russia), September 21, 2002. In the history of Marraku, it is a reality. The Eutt group is coordinating this information document and coordinating the preparation of a detailed framework of the ITU's core contribution to Zirve. This framework is revised by scanning PP-02. Information about the operation of the Ept group is available at http://www.itu.int/council/wsis/wsis_WG.html

7-A report of the Etus group's (PP-02/78) report by the Council to the Full-Authorized Representative Conference (2002) It is presented. (http://www.itu.int/plenipotentiary/documents.asp). As a result, a "ad hoc (ad hoc)" group PP-02 has contributed to the ITU's WSIS policies statement and action plan and the Full Authorized Representative meeting to further work on a resolution decision on WSIS.

8-The intent of the Union is to become more detailed with the adoption of a four-year strategic plan. The Full Conference of Authorized Representatives (Marrakour, 2002) will adopt a strategic plan for the period 2004-07. The draft plan sets the Union's main purpose for the information society and the gold main objective:

Purpose 1- The development and battery of each type of telecommunications to maintain and expand the use of all Member States and the appropriate regional organisations and international organizations for the use of the leadership role in the information and transmission technologies for use of the leadership role.

Purpose 2- Leading role in preparations for the World Information Society Summit to help address the international transparency gap in information and communication technologies, by taking part in a completely interconnected and common use of common use and services to support the global calamability.

3-Draft strategic plan-related sections immediately after the Full-Authorized Representative Conference It will be completed.

Purpose 3- Increasing the number of members to the Union, a growing number of organisations, and The administration and the collaborator are to be upgraded and facilitated.

Purpose 4- with the purpose of protecting the integrity and joint operation of the network, Development of tools based on the contributions of members.

Purpose 5- the services that ITU provides to the structure and its members continuing to improve the effectiveness, effectiveness, and fitness of the event.

Purpose 6- Members, especially the countries that are in progress, The development, competition, globalization and the challenges of technological design to address the challenges of information and ar-ge are not to be disseminate.

Union

9-The Union's work is made available through three industries: Radiocommunication Industry (ITU-R), Telecommunication The Standardization Sector (ITU-T) and the Telecommunications Shield Industry (ITU-D), each of which will have a key contribution to the site of the Summit. It is known for its activities. In addition, the works of these three sectors are supported by the Secretary General. His activities related to the Summit have also been described as angry.

Radiocommunication Industry (see www.itu.int/ITU-R/)

10-The mission of the ITU Radiocommunication Industry, including those who use radio frequency waves, satellite trajectories All radiocommunication services receive advice on how to use it, effectively and in an economic way, and to conduct radiocommunication work and to make recommendations.

11-ITU-R is vital to the routing of radio frequency waves and satellite trajectories to the current source of the Plays a role Local sources include numerous services such as fixed and mobile broadcasting, amateur broadcasting, space research, meteorology, global underground systems, environmental monitoring, and finally, and most importantly, communications services at sea and in the air. More and more demand from the side of the world.

-facilitates the ease and frequency allocation of time between space and other terrestrial systems. Development of frequency-editing attempts to make the use of satellite trajectories more compatible;

-Special attention is shown to the countries that are currently working, and how modern radio systems are entered into the regions facilitation, support for member states in frequency management activities, information meetings, seminars and booklets development, and tools for automated frequency management;

-Radio frequency waves with new and gentilatable frequency through effective management of harmful interference. the requirements of the radiocommunication Trim and the rights of the member states as well as the requirements of the member states;

-Development of internationalized frequency management techniques.

Telecommunications Standardization Industry (see www.itu.int/ITU-T/)

13-The mission of the ITU Telecommunications Standardization Industry, industry and government, is based on the vote to be a world-wide location for the development, adoption, delivery and support of telecommunication advice decisions or standards for the information society. The key feature of this industry is the ability to bring all players in the global environment together to develop advice decisions in areas that are decided by members, as ITU-T has the ability to do so.

14-The main product of the industry is 70 000 pages, with information and transmission of information in the world, and its services properly. It's technical advice. As specified in the ITU Strategic Plan, one of the objectives of the ITU-T is to determine the areas that need to be developed for the information society. Other objectives include the ease of joint action of the people and services, the ability to develop advice decisions that are regulatory or political aspects, to give the specific needs of the countries that are being developed.

15-As a contributor to the WSIS Ept Group, the TSB Director says, " With access, obstacles remain: Internationalsl The key role of the standards " is to set up a number of recommendations, including organizing an event with the way it plays. The TSB contribution is the global telecommunications company that facilitates the productive experience of the International Telecommunication Unit, the Member States and Industry Members, as well as the global knowledge economy and community. It emphasizes the critical importance of standards. The full text of the TSB contribution is available on ITU ' s website: http://itu.int/council/wsis/004e.doc.

Telecommunications Industry (see) www.itu.int/ITU-D/)

16-The mission of the Telecommunication Sector, all world residents, infrastructure and information and transmission Access services through access to the services of the purpose of the transmission. This is the mission:

-in the field of information and communication technologies, as well as support of information and communication technologies, to assist countries in developing the technical, humanitarian, and financial resources required to implement the technologies;

-to support the delivery of information and communication technologies to all world residents;

-to take part in the actions that contribute to the expense of the numerical gap and to support them;

-to the needs of the coming countries (focusing on those who need special needs, such as handicapped and rudlers) To develop and execute programs that facilitate the information flow.

17-ITU-D's main programs are a way to turn a number of digital returns to a number of digital signals. The 6 divisions of the Istanbul Action Plan, which provides direction and includes regulatory reform, telecommunications pain development, e-strategies and e-services, economy and financing, human capacity building, and a special program for low-developed countries. (see Polit1) The World Telecommunications Company ' s Report on the Strategy and Policy Unit, especially through common broadcast, is the basis for the operation of the World Telecommunications Company and the share of databases and databases of databases.

18-Telecommunication Bureau reports ITU-D's relationship with the World Information Society Summit. He offered me a contribution. This contribution is available on the ITU website: http://www.itu.int/council/wsis/004e.doc. In essence, this is the role of the Istanbul Action Plan and the role of ITU-D in WSIS, the World Conference on Telecommunication in Istanbul. Resolution of Resolution 30 opens the Resolution 30. In addition to Resolution 30, the actions of actions implemented to support WSIS include the following:

-includes basic infrastructure, information and communication, including development of infrastructure in countries that are service-served Istanbul Action Plan, which focuses on ways and methods to support the development of technologies;

-information and statistics for information and communication technologies to be taken worldwide. Supporting the Istanbul Action Plan through their activities;

-Dit attempts to develop information and communications technologies from other installations To show the mechanisms involved in the Istanbul Action Plan, Submission of the Istanbul Action Plan to the first meeting of the WSIS Treasury Committee;

-WSIS regional preparer meetings; and

-Global and regional development entries that are being actualized within the framework of the Istanbul Action Plan.

19-This contribution includes a set of recommendations and advice decisions for the development of the Summit action plan. Telecommunications Bureau's information society and its most relevant actions, e-strateg/e-applications, the country's operations on the spread of the Internet, and regulatory drafts of the Industry Reformation Unit are on the way up. Enhancements to his progress in their development. The Telecommunication Data and Telecommunications Unit is a series of publications that measure information and transmission technologies.

Box 1: Istanbul Action Plan

Istanbul Action Plan provides information about their country's, comparable information and transmission of information and services. A comprehensive package that can be used to support the deployment of the left and the business in a way. The essence of the Istanbul Action Plan is from a low-program series:

1) Regulatory Reform program, the regulatory body's own national to develop information and communication technologies, create security services, create security services, and use universal access to information and communication technologies to make the most effective reform of the reforms. on practical tools and resources for Focus.

2) Technologies and Telecommunications Development Development program, information, and to maximizing the use of new appropriate technologies in the development of communications technologies, to new technologies including navigation, frequency management, internet protocol, and multimedia to the countries that are currently taking help;

3) E-strategies and E-Servies/applications program, value added Support the expansion of the benefits of information and communication technologies to all the cuts of society by using the applications and internet protocols (aperes and applications), government, health, education, ive, agriculture, and other industries;

4) The Economics and Finance program, which includes costs and tariffs, Economic analyses, finance policies and strategies that encourage more of the lower costs for the end users, develop a competitive environment in which infrastructure and services are financing the private sector, which is more competitive. They will help them prepare for the environment.

5) British Capacity for Business program, information that is coming in and business technology and development policies, policy makers and regulators that are at the point of building and implementing their own personnel, organizational and organizational capacities, human resources through management and development It'll be helpful.

6) The Special Program for the least-developed countries, the least-developed countries The ability of telecommunications to be integrated into the world economy through the development of telecommunications, with the ability to positively influence the assistance of the least developed countries and the ability to help them.

My information and transmission of special groups, such as the work of this sub-program, women, youth, and native peoples. will be completed and supported by the entry that supports the numerical contribution of information and transmission technologies, taking aim at the needs of the information and communication technologies in these specific groups.

Statistics and analyses on the development of information and communication technologies, e-Treaties It is vital for the exemplary countries that make the national policies, laws, and regulation options for the development of information and transmission technologies. The economics and analysis are fundamental to the objective and measurable indicators of the global knowledge economy and the state of society. The Istanbul Action Plan will expand and increase the existing information collection and propagating activity of ITU, which will help countries to detest their own e-readiness status.

For more information, see http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/isap/index.html.

General Secretariat (see www.itu.int/osg)

20-General Secretary's office, Members of the Union, in particular, the Full-Authorized Representative Conference, the Council, other conferences and meetings, telecoms and other events with high quality and effective service, together with examples of examples and ITU web site Channel-information will be on the way. The General Secretariat provides service and personnel to the WSIS Islamic Secretariat, which is located in the ITU building in Geneva.

21-The Secretary-General has a number of activities related to the Summit and the relationship. These include:

-a private telecommunications magazine that has been airing since 1869 and on WSIS in December 2001. A special number is listed on the ITU News (see. www.itu.int/itunews/)

-Mobile internet on mobile internet by Strategy and Policy Unit, published in September 2002 and mobile and wireless a new report that includes analysis of the effects of communication technologies on the new information society (see www.itu.int/spu).

-Too close, in telecommunications, 1998, and IP telepays on IP telepato. The world is a telecommunications policy forum.

-A trade fair that will be held in Geneva on October 12-18, 2003, a few weeks ahead of the first time the WSIS was first announced. World TELECOM-03.

-The IMT-2000 work continues to be reallocation by the Union's sectors.

Result

22-ITU, spectrum management, numbering, assistance to the countries being lifted, standard development, international It has a central location in the creation of the information society, which is the expertise in the areas of information and information. The ITU plays a leading administrative role in the preparation process of the Summit. As a public/private sector partner, the ITU has a unique experience in bringing together different parties to play in the course of common purposes. The ITU is not only talking about the creation of the information society, it is making it real.

CODE 6 SQUARE /1 (Marrakate, 2002)

International Conference of the Telecommunications Union Fully Authorized Representatives (Marraku, 2002),

a) The high-level Committee's 1991 report on the pattern of the ITU budget and the limitation of liability. advice decision;

b) The 39th Resolution Decision of the Conference (Kyoto, 1994) is the financial foundation of the Union. to reduce costs and to support the implementation of more effective resource management options to strengthen;

reviewed the administration and management of the United Nations Joint Inspection Unit 2001 to the Council. Report (Document C01/37);

d) Council on ITU reforms in 2001, with progress in the implementation of authorization. The Etüt Group, in its 14-issue Advice, provides a view of the ITU's current decentralisation financial management system with a system-managed budgets system, with the intervention of industry advisory groups, and the feasibility of being disinfated. drill-down and feasibility analysis separately. How to help a budget-fused grouping of industry advisory groups be able to address the

considering

a) 2002, taking into account the challenges of the economic situation of the world, and Member States and Industry Members, At the 2004-2007 fiscal period, the ITU was likely to meet the resources they could commit to finance their activities;

b) further increased the challenges of the world's economic situation, and increased demand for the Union's activities. to help fund the current resources available to finance them;

c) in the financial crisis where ITU is faced, to make internal costs reasonable, to optimize resources and urgently need to search for new ways to increase the activity;

d) authorization for a method, financial resources, and human resources for more effective and effective use of resources By giving individuals the power to handle resources to get to the conclusion through the application;

e) in the budget structure of the Union, The allocation of allocation of industries to industries, a) has failed to achieve the intended targets;

consideringayrýca

a) require more entitlements to administrators, requiring proper accountability and control mechanisms;

b) To manage industry budgets, access the Bureau Managers to help them, The Bureau Administrators will need to have more effective control over the organization's organization and need to address their own industry advisory group in implementing this authority,

1-in the effectiveness and effectiveness of the event, the more carefully planned patterning of the Union's resources, expected significant benefits, to apply and review this pattern based on the work of a group of experts, from the Council;

2-determined to increase effectiveness and effectiveness of the Secretary-General's review of the administration with the arrival of central mechanisms, giving Bureau Administrators the authority to manage their own Industry budgets,

decides

The above decision has given the Bureau Administrators more control over the Industry operational plans. For industry budgets, the authority is to take the advice of industry advisory groups in place of the business,

decides separately

1-General Secretary, Bureau Administrators and Industry for immediate fulfillment of those identified in this decision. set up by a group of experts, with the arrival of a team from each management area, in the direction of the advisory groups;

2-experts group, to the 2003 session of the Council, this decision can be fully implemented by that date, and by 2004-2005 to be used as a result of reviewing the draft budget, so that it can be submitted for a report,

Instruct the Council of the Council for the event that is to be realistic in this conference order.

1-review the measures recommended for implementation of the application and assign the appropriate ad-name;

2-this decision is made to observe the implementation of the Council in each subsequent session, and this decision and the ITU Setup To submit a report to the next Full Conference of Authorized Representatives on the implementation of regulations that may be required in the Act and in the Promise of the Act,

instruct Council

1-In the direction of the Coordinating Committee, including transfers between budget allocations, more allowes identifying the budget areas where the patternalization can be applied;

2-The internal auditors of the Union make the annual reports available for the Council;

3-The minutes of the coordination committee's meetings, except for confidential matters, on the Council's website For example, to publish

provides instructions to the Secretary-General.

LIBRARY 6 DECISION /1 EK (Marrakek, 2002)

Union administration

Task Tank

To identify and identify options, the effectiveness of the Union as a whole, and the effectiveness of its management, with the advantages and disadvantages of the economy and its economy, along with all the elements of the Union's functions and tasks to be met effectively and effectively, and in the privacy of the privacy of the to:

1) Organizing the financial management of the Union by covering its business.

i) Identification and identification of all savings funds, including a system managed budgets system, and Actualization of a full review of ITU for maximum economic use of the resources of the Union;

ii) will provide appropriate responsibility and control, including the role of Secretary-General for financial approval. determination of the necessary control mechanisms.

iii) recommend appropriate deities in the Financial Charter;

2) To see how the Union can support its activities and the priorities of the members functions as a result of deities, (e.g., library and Strategy and Policy Unit (SPU));

3) The quality of the tasks related to the inventory and the related sections of the General Secretariat and Bureau. to identify situations that lead to problems of control and to make the allocation of tasks and responsibilities open;

4) Staff and systems that translate and translate, including from Kumi, translate and translate (see Document PP02/115);

5) The introduction of financial information to Member States;

6) Reduce the costs associated with the central support services of the General Secretariat regarding the activities of the TELECOM better with the goal;

7) Co-administrative functions of each Industry, including the Secretary-General;

8) Simplification of the business procedures.

KOMITTE 6 KARARI/2 (Marrakum, 2002)

Business Fiscal Plan for the Union 2004-2007