Designing e-Government for the Poor - Tanzania Development ...

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Stage C: Commissioning Stage (3 month)
• Training the NGO in determining work practice
• On-going training (every day – morning)
Stage D: Monitor and Review Process (12 months)
• Conduct review of process using a predetermined set of review
measures
• Modify
measures
model and CAP site operations to reflect the
• Measure sustainability of the CAP site
B. Cost estimate and financing plan
Cost components:
• International consultants. This will be required at the start of
the project to oversee the overall plan (implementation and
review) and provide quality assurances input. These resources
will be shared across the two hundred (200) locations.
• Domestic consultants. This will be done through engaging a
non-governmental organization. It will oversee the implementation
and the review of the project.
• Equipment. As described in the model above.
• Software. As described in the model above.
• Building. There will be costs for building, fixing or modifying
the building.
• Furniture. Furniture will be required for the 400 computers
(table and chairs), the facilitator’s computer, printers and fax,
teaching board (white board).
• Training, seminars and conferences. For the site, there will
be an ongoing training everyday (or every other day) conducted
by the NGO. That is why the training will be given to the NGO
(train-the-trainer mode). After one (1) year, there will be a
seminar held to display the implementation results held in
Jakarta.
• Research, development and surveys. Research will be
conducted in conjunction with an Indonesian university and
donor. Surveys and other research instruments will be used
accordingly.
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