2013/TEL47/DSG/008 Agenda Item: 3.2

Progress Report: TEL 01 2011A – ICT Applications for People with Special Needs (Seniors and People

with Disabilities)

Purpose: Information Submitted by: Japan

ICT Development Steering Group MeetingBali, Indonesia26 April 2013

Project Completion (Progress) Report APEC Funded Project:

ICT Applications for People with Special Needs (Ageing and People with Disabilities)

SECTION A: Project profile Project number & title : TEL 01 2011A: ICT Applications for People with Special Needs

(Seniors and People with Disabilities) Time period covered in report: June 2011 to December 2012

Committee / WG / Fora: APECTEL DSG

Project Overseer Name: Organization / Economy

Professor Toshio Obi / Waseda University of Japan; Mr James Kang / Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore

SECTION B: Project report and reflection

Briefly answer each of the questions below. Section B should be a maximum of 2-3 pages, inclusive of the questions and tables provided. 1. Project description: In 3-4 sentences, describe the project and its main objectives. The main goal of this project is to create an effective platform for knowledge exchange on innovation for assistive ICT and applications for elderly and disabled people. The project is developed in compliance with the declaration of the TELMIN8 and the resolutions for bridging digital divide adopted at the previous APEC meetings. The project includes evaluation of experiences in implementation of and manpower training for ICT for people with special needs in participating economies. The findings and recommendations are published in the economy report and capacity building model report respectively. The project will continue in 2013 as a self-funded project. 2. Meeting your objectives: Were the proposed objectives of the project met? If so, please describe how. If not, please include any major changes to the proposed scope of the project. Please outline any problems you may have encountered that resulted in delays to the delivery of the activity. The project objectives are fully met. Two workshops were held in Vietnam and Japan respectively, while one review meeting was held in Singapore. VWOs, practitioners, academia, NGOs, industry partners and government officials leveraged this knowledge exchange platform and contributed significantly through active discussions and informative presentations. The participating APEC economies had assisted to verify the statistics and updated the respective initiatives in the economy report. Findings from the project were complied and articulated in the “Capacity Building Model for Training the Trainers” report for the APEC economies. 3. Evaluation: Describe how you evaluated the project upon completion? Detail the results of the evaluations conducted, if any (e.g. participant evaluation, peer review of publication, measurement of indicators, statistics demonstrating use of outputs etc.). The following metrics are used for evaluation:

• Number and quality of attendees & speakers – 185 attendees1 and 532 speakers participated in the workshops and review meeting. Among them are distinguished personalities such as Mr Eiichi Tanaka, Vice Minister of Internal Affairs and Communication.

• Number of publications arising from the project and involvement of the participating economies – The participating APEC economies verified and updated the “Economy report” and “Capacity Building

1 Vietnam Workshop (24 pax), Singapore Round table (13 pax), Tokyo Workshop (148 pax) 2 Vietnam Workshop (9 pax), Singapore Round table (8 pax), APEC portion Tokyo Workshop (36 pax)

Model for Training the Trainers” paper. Both reports are published and available online on APEC website for public access.

4. Key findings: Describe the main outputs delivered and any broader outcomes achieved as a result of this project. (For example have there been any capacity building outcomes, policy or operational changes, or changes to standards or systems as a result of this activity?) Describe how project outputs relate to fora/sub fora/working group strategic and medium-term priorities and strategic priorities. Please provide examples of important findings or lessons learned arising from the project. The broad outcome of this project is that the participating APEC economies and stakeholders are committed to work on the development for ICT application for people with special needs (elderly and disabled). This is demonstrated in the Waseda Statement drafted at the Tokyo Workshop, with inputs from the participants and speakers:

• Growth in silver population has great potential to generate economic benefits and opportunities for social integration

• ICT can lower cost and improve quality of life for seniors and people with disabilities - telehealth, smart communities/cities

• Greater collaboration among APEC, OECD, and international organisations such as NGOs and VWOs

• Recognize the importance of education and capacity building for government, industry, NGOs, caregivers and users

• Universities have a role in digital inclusion with government support, citizen’s participation and industry innovative technologies

5. Next steps: Describe any follow-up steps or projects that are planned following the completion of the activity, such as post-activity evaluations or tracer studies planned to assess the impact of this activity. Have the results of the activity been disseminated to participants and other stakeholders and how? What are (if any) any flow-on effects from this activity? How will this activity inform any future APEC activities? The project will be presented at the next APECTEL meeting in Indonesia, while the reports are available on the APEC website for easy access by the APEC economies and stakeholders. The project will continue for another year to draw on APEC economies’ expertise, such as Japan and Singapore, as a test bed to commercialize the ICT applications for the elderly and people with disabilities, and to conduct comparative research on the topic. 6. Feedback for the Secretariat: Do you have any suggestions for more effective management of projects in the future? Any assessment of consultants, experts or participants that you would like to share? (The Secretariat collates and examines feedback to identify trends for ongoing evaluation of our project management and/or communications systems.) The APEC Secretariat has provided excellent support and guidance to the project team to make this project a great success. 7. Participant information: Please provide details, where applicable. Insert rows as needed.

Please refer to Annex A for details

Economy # male # female Details

Australia 2 1

Canada 1 0

China 5 3

Chinese Taipei 7 3 Refer to Annex A for names

Indonesia 2 0

Japan 137 85

Korea 6 4

Peru 1 1

Philippines 1 0

Russia 2 1

Singapore 8 4

Thailand 14 10

USA 8 6

Vietnam 1 1

Non APEC Economies 50 39

Total 245 158 39% of attendees were female

8. Outputs: Please provide details, where applicable. Change headings or insert rows as needed.

# planned # actual Details

# of workshops / events

3 3

• Symposium on “ICT applications for people with special needs“ at the 45th APECTEL Meeting on 7 April, in Danang, Vietnam.

• Mid project review meeting on 19 June, in Singapore.

• “ICT applications for elderly and PWDs” Joint OECD-APEC Workshop, on 12-14 September, in Waseda University, Japan.

# of publications distributed 1 2

• Economy report • Capacity Development Model paper for

Training the Trainers # of CDs distributed 0 0 N.A.

# of websites created 1 1 http://e-gov.waseda.ac.jp/oecd-apec/introduction.htm

Other: 0 0 N.A.

SECTION C: Budget Please refer to Annex C for detailed breakdown:

• Planned costs: USD90,000 • Actual expenditures: USD65,328.99

SECTION D: Appendices or additions Please attach any of the following. This information will help us better understand your project, support overseers of similar projects and plan for future projects.

List of experts or consultants utilized, with job titles and contact details, gender disaggregated where possible.

List of participants, with job titles and contact details • List of participants to Symposium on “ICT applications for people with special needs“ at the 45th

APECTEL Meeting on 7 April, in Danang, Vietnam. • List of participants to Mid project review meeting on 19 June, in Singapore. • List of participants to “ICT applications for elderly and PWDs” , Joint OECD-APEC Workshop, on

12-14 September, in Waseda University, Japan Event agendas

• Symposium on “ICT applications for people with special needs“ at the 45th APECTEL Meeting on 7 April, in Danang, Vietnam.

• Mid project review meeting on 19 June, in Singapore. • “ICT applications for elderly and PWDs” , Joint OECD-APEC Workshop, on 12-14 September, in

Waseda University, Japan Links to any relevant websites or online material (e.g. reports, resources created)

• Conference Website for Joint OECD-APEC Workshop, on 12-14 September, in Waseda University, Japan http://e-gov.waseda.ac.jp/oecd-apec/index.htm

• APEC Events page http://www.apec.org/Events-Calendar.aspx • IDA Media release http://www.ida.gov.sg/About-Us/Newsroom/Media-Releases/2012/APEC-ICT-

Applications-Bridge-Digital-Divide-for-Special-Needs-Individuals.aspx#.UJzF8-SsiSp • IDA Magazine article http://www.ida.gov.sg/insg/post/ICT-and-people-with-special-needs.aspx • Article on Tokyo workshop http://www.enterpriseinnovation.net/content/apec-calls-digital-

innovation-emerging-silver-economy

Results of participant feedback or other project evaluation (raw and/or analyzed)

Any other relevant information or resources that would help us learn more about your project

FOR APEC SECRETARIAT USE ONLY APEC comments: Were APEC project guidelines followed? Could the project have been managed more effectively or easily by the PO?

Annex B: Event Agenda

• Agenda for Symposium on “ICT applications for people with special needs“ at the 45th APECTEL Meeting on 7 April, in Danang, Vietnam.

Time Programme

11:30 – 12:20 Waseda – IDA Preparatory Meeting

12:30 – 13:30 Speakers meeting with lunch

Workshop (14:00– 17:00) Moderator PO /Prof. Dr Obi Waseda Univ.

14:00 - 14:03 Greeting by Governor Sudaporn

14:03 - 14:15 Briefing on the project by Rachel Tang IDA

14:15 - 14:30 Presentation 1: Japan Case study by Mr.Tahata (MIC-Japan)

14:30 - 14:45 Presentation 2: Singapore Case study by Wong Shiow Pyng (IDA)

14:45 - 15:00 Presentation 3: Thailand Case study by Dr.Wantanee (NECTEC Thailand)

15:00 - 15:15 Presentation 4: USA Case Study by Mr.Lerner FCC

15:15 - 15:30 Coffee break

15:30 - 15:45 Presentation 5: ICT application on e-Mobility by CEO Tokushige (Terra Motors)

15:45 - 16:00 Presentation 6: Chinese Taipei Case study by TEG Prof. Dr. Naiyi Hsiao

16:00 - 16:20 Presentation 7: Vietnam Case study by MIC Vietnam

1. Mr. Pham Manh Lan - ICT Applications for blind people 2. Ms. Hoang Anh - ICTs Policies and Regulations for disable

people in Viet Nam

16:20 - 16:30 Q&A

16:30 - 16:45 Presentation 8: Result of Joint survey by IDA of Singapore and Waseda University of Japan - Prof. Dr. Iwasaki and Dr. Pyng

16:45 - 17:00 Presentation 9: Tokyo workshop in September 12-14 by Prof. Toshio Obi

• Agenda for Mid project review meeting on 19 June, in Singapore.

Time (PM) Programme

2:30-2:45 Project Introduction

Professor Naoko Iwasaki, Waseda University

Presentations by Content Experts

2:45-3:00 How ICT Enables Healthcare for Elderly and PWDs

Mr Gerard Chew, Ministry of Health Holdings, Singapore

3:00-3:15 Current Situation of Super Ageing Society in Japan

Mr Hironobu Yumoto, Ministry of Internal Affairs & Communications, Japan

3:15-3:30 Building a Digitally Inclusive Society

Ms Wong Shiow Pyng, Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore

3:30-3:45 Stay Connected & Age Actively the Cyberguide Way through ICT

Mr Koh Juay Meng, Organization of Senior Volunteers Singapore

3:45-4:00 Coffee Break

4:00-4:15 General Status of Aging Society in Japan and ICT for the Elderly

Ms Yoshiike, Mitsubishi Research institute, Japan

4:15-4:30 IT Initiatives in Social Care for the Elderly

Mr Tan Eng Tat, Ministry of Community Youth and the Sports, Singapore

4:30-4:45 Integration of Assistive & Infocomm Technologies for Independent Living, Education & Employment

Ms Chia Woon Yee, Society for Physically Disabled, Singapore

Roundtable Discussion

4:45-5:15 Roundtable Discussion

Moderated by Dr Gerald Koh, National University of Singapore

Possible Discussion Topics

- Content for e-Learning Website

- Recommendations for Government, VWO & Society in Implementing ICT Applications for the Elderly

- Critical Factors to Help the Elderly to be More Mobile

- Revolutionary Ideas of Assisting the Elderly

- End of First Section -

• Agenda for OECD-APEC Workshop on 12-14 September, in Tokyo

PART I OECD WORKSHOP ANTICIPATING THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF THE 21ST CENTURY SILVER ECONOMY: FROM SMART TECHNOLOGIES TO SERVICES INNOVATION

PART I OECD WORKSHOP

ANTICIPATING THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF THE 21ST CENTURY SILVER ECONOMY:

FROM SMART TECHNOLOGIES TO SERVICES INNOVATION

September 12 08:30 Registration/ Coffee

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION

09:00-09:30 Welcome Remarks : Purpose of the Joint Workshop

Japanese Officials (MIC,METI, Waseda University)

OECD Y. Harayama (Deputy Director, STI)

Anne Carblanc (Head , Information ,Computer , Communication Technologies, Division )

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

09:30- 10:30 Keynote 1: Anticipating the 21st century demographic transition : Economic opportunities and challenges

Vicky Pryce, Senior Managing Director FTI Consulting

Keynote 2: ICT Applications for Ageing Society

Satoshi Miura, Chairman, NTT 10:30-11:00 Plenary Session 1: Seizing the benefits of ICTs for services innovation: pushing local

innovation production and creating growth and market potential

Chairs:

Jørgen Abild Andersen (Director General Telecom Agency , Denmark) Toshio Obi (Director, E-Government Research Center, Waseda University)

The Silver Market Phenomenon: Business Opportunities and Responsibilities in the Ageing Society

Florian Kohlbacher- (Head of German Institute for Japanese Studies, Japan)

11:00-11:15 Coffee break

11:15-12:30 User-Driven innovation and Scaling of Pilots : Lessons Learnt

Mads Stampe Frederiksen (KM Health Care ,Denmark) Co-creation of e-services-

Sanna (Director, e-Services for Life and health, Istituto San Raffaele, Italy)

Bringing Assistive Robotics to the Market

A. Hagman, (Head of Research-Robotdalen, Sweden)

12:30-13:30 Lunch

13:30-15:30 Plenary Session 2:Expanding opportunities for Public - Private Partnerships and Social Entrepreneurship –business market opportunities

Chair:

Andrew Barnett Gulbenkian Foundation )(tbc)

Social entrepreneurship for the age sector, older people and communities -H. McDowall- (UnLtd, United Kingdom)

Overcoming Barriers to entry , sustainability and profitability of age friendly ventures Speaker (tbc) People-powered ventures (Design Council-dementia and community engagement) Speaker (tbc) Social networks for Active Ageing -The Korean Silver-Net-

TM Chung (KISA, and Professor, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea )

15:30-16:00 Coffee break

16:00-16:30 Key note 3: The WHO Age-Friendly Cities Network

John Beard, Director of the Department of Ageing and Life Course ,WHO) (via video-conference)

16:30-18:00 Parallel sessions

Parallel session 1: Building resilience and preparedness for emergencies in a silver society

Chair : Yuko Haryama (STI,Dy Director,OECD)

We can do better: Accessible Technologies for older people with disabilities:

PamGregory(-FCC,United States)(tbc)

The role of ICT in reconstruction

after the Flood in Thailand

Ms Jantima ex-Director General,Revenue Department

Parallel session 2:

Financing Innovation for an Ageing Society

Chair

B. Yitzhak (Director General- JDC-ESHEL, Israel)

Financing Services Innovation

Speaker

B. Yithak (Director

Parallel session 3: OECD-APEC Business Forum: Smart Technologies for Ageing Societies

M.Yokosawa(Director,

Nomura research Institute)

Parallel session 4: On the road for Smart , Age-Friendly Cities

Chair Alex Ross (WHO)

Cities and Healthy Ageing- (Overcoming budget silos and Business opportunities)

Anne Connolly (tbc)

Smart Cities for the

Thailand

Usability of ICT Applications for Disaster Reduction

Naoko Iwasaki (Professor,Waseda University)

General- JDC-ESHEL, Israel)

Procurement: the VINNOVA Experience

Jenni Nordborg (VINNOVA, Sweden)

LSIF Enablers of Investment Checklist

Speaker (tbc) Financing Innovation: the role of technology assessment and evaluation

Luca Buccoliero , (Professor,Bocconi University, Italy

21st century Ageing Societies-

Mr.Nezu, Fujitsu ex-director OECD STI

Smart Buildings for an Ageing Society

David Lane (International Strategy and Business Development, Thomson Adsett Group, Australia)

The Manchester Age-Friendly City Initiative

Paul McGarry (Senior (Strategy Manager Valuing Older People ,UK)

18:00 Cocktail Party 3F International Conference Center

THURSDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2012

08:30-09:00 Registration/Coffee

08:40-10:10

10:10-10;35

Plenary Session 3: Meeting the Global Challenge of Alzheimer’s Disease and Cognitive Decline in the Silver Economy- Converging Technologies, Big Data and New Research Platforms

Chair:

Misha Pavel (Program Director-US-NSF)

Dementia: A Global Health Priority

Speaker (tbc)

Advancing Alzheimer’s Research : Converging Technologies, Data-sharing knowledge networks and Big Data Current Review and Future Needs –

Yoko Fujimoto, (Head of neurology and Alzheimer’s research for Pfizer in Asia)

Model Based Approaches to Assessment of Cognitive Functions

Vimla Patel (Columbia University, USA)

Smart Solutions for Alzheimer’s Patients

Marc Wortman (Head of Alzheimer’s International )

Keynote Speech 4 ICT Innovation for Hospital in Ageing Society

MD Masaki Kitajima (President,Internatioal University of Health and Welfare,ex-president of Keio University Hospital,Japan)

10:35-11:05 Round Table Debate: Turning ideas into practice and pilots into business models that work at scale - key messages and recommendations for an international roadmap

Chair:

Jørgen Abild Andersen (Director General Telecom Agency , Denmark)

Critical factors for a Healthy Ageing Society in Japan

Atsushi Seike , President,Keio University ,Chair ,Prime Minister’s taskforce on ageing

Innovation and change for the elderly in China

Xiao Caiwei, Vice President, China National Committee on Ageing (CNCA)

11:05-11:20 Coffee Break

11:20-12:50 Lessons learned from the EC Innovation Partnership for Healthy Ageing–

Peter Wintlev-Jensen (DG-INFSO, European Commission )

Scaling New Smart Models of Care -Challenges and Opportunities

R. Johnson (Arnold and Porter )

Turning smart solutions for healthy ageing into practice Misha Pavel (Program Director ,US-NSF) Followed by Plenary Discussion

12:50-13:05 Concluding Remarks

Jørgen Abild Andersen (Director General Telecom Agency , Denmark) Toshi Obi (Director, E-Government Research Center, Waseda Universiy)

13:05― Lunch

PART II APEC WORKSHOP

ICT APPLICATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS (DISABILITIES) AND AGEING

13:00-- • Registration

13:30-13:45

Opening session

greeting

• President ,Waseda Univ., • Kenji Tanaka, Chair, APECTEL

13:45-15:15

Plenary Session 1: Lessons learnt from the best practices -Japanese models on Super-Ageing Society

Speakers

• Satoshi Seino, Chairman, Japan Railway East, ex-President • Kunio Ishihara, Vice-Chairman, Japan Business Federation and Chairman, Tokio

Marine Insurance • Toru Yamashita, ex-President and chief adviser, NTT Data

15:15-15:35 Coffee Break

15:35-16:15

Plenary Session 2 Japan- China-Korea Round Table Discussion

Spekaers;

• Chen Jinyu, Minister of Counsellors Office of State Council (China) • Hwang Moonyearn Vice Minister, President Council of Future and Vision (Korea) • Kuniko Inoguchi, ex- Minister, Member of Parliament (Japan)

16:15-17:45

Plenary Session 3: Roundtable discussion by Policy makers on perspectives on Digital Inclusion

Speakers:

from Australia, Singapore, Thailand, Russia, Phillipine, Chinese Taipei

18:00-20:00 Reception at 2F Diamond Room Righa Royal Hotel

FRIDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2012

08:30-9:00 Registration / Coffee

09:00-10:15

Parallel sessions Discussion

1.Silver Innovation : Facilitators:

Prof.Gerald Koh (National University of Singapore) Prof.Yang( Peking Univ,China) Russ Pipe (Editor,Journal of e-Governance)

2. ICT applications :

Facilitators:

Prof.Magno, ( LaSalle University(Philippines) Maxim, (President of Russia CIO Association ) Mukherjee ( President,CIO Association of India)

3. Capacity building :

Facilitators:

Dr.D.Ishmatova, （Senior lecturer St.Petersburg State Univ 、Russia) Elena Bellio （Research Fellow, Bocconi University） President , （Thamasat Univ 、Thailand)

10:15-10:30

Coffee Break

10:30-12:00

Plenary Session 3 : Sharing information and experiences from International Organisations

Speakers:

• Harayama （DyDirector, Bureau for Science, Technology and Industry, OECD ） • Svetana Axelrod, （Chairperson, APEC Health Working Group, (Russian Ministry of

Health ) • Masahiro Kawai （Dean, Asian Development Bank Institute） • Arturo Pesigan, （Director, Center for Health development, WHO） • Toshio Obi ,（Special Envoy of ITU Secretary General and Chair of UNESCO

UNITWIN） • Representative from ABAC (APEC Business Advisory Committee)

12:00-13:00

Lunch

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Academia lunch session :New Role of universities in Ageing society

Facilitators:J.P.Auffret,Professor George Mason University(USA), Jirapon（Consultant,Thamasat University (Thailand) and Prof.Hyiao ,Taiwan Chenchi Univ.

13:00-14:15

Plenary Session 4: Role of NGOs and VWOs in Helping People with Special Needs (Seniors & People with Disability)

Speakers:

• Hiroshi Kawamura, Former President, DAISY (Digital Accessible Information System) Consortium

• Hans Groth ,Chaiman World Demographic and Ageing Forum(Swiss) • Yasunobu Ishii, Dy Director, Nippon Foundation • Woon-yee-Chia (Director,Society for Physically Disabled 8Singapore)

14:15-16:30

Keynote Speaker: Mr .Okamura, Chairman, Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Senior Adviser,Toshiba

Plenary Session 5: Smart communities ;observation from Local and International Perspectives

Speaker:1 Masaaki Yokouchi, Governor, Yamanashi Prefecture (Japan)

Roundtable Discussion

Panelists:

• Kodaira, EVP Toyota Motor

• Govenor of Makhonnayok, Thailand • Dr Robert Petrella,Chair in Aging Rehabilitation and Geriatric Care Western University • Juay-Meng Koh ,2nd VP, Organization for Senior Volunteers RSVP (Singapore)

16:30-16:45

Closing Remarks [Waseda Statement]

Co-chairs (PO)

Prof. Toshio Obi,Waseda University Mr.James Kang, Government CIO, Singapore

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Project title TEL 01 2011A: ICT Applications for People with Special Needs (Seniors and People with Disabilities)

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ProposingEconomies

Japan & Singapore

Co-Sponsoringeconomies

Thailand, Vietnam, USA, China, Indonesia, Philippines, Peru, Russia, Chinese Taipei, Australia, Canada, Korea

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Professor Toshio Obi / Waseda University of Japan; Mr. James Kang / Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore

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Project DescriptionProject Description

The main goal of this project is to create an effective platform for knowledge exchange on innovation for assistive ICT and applications for elderly and disabled people.

The project is developed in compliance with the declaration of the TELMIN8 and the resolutions for bridging digital divide adopted at the previous APEC meetings.

The project includes evaluation of experiences in implementation of and manpower training for ICT for people with special needs in participating economies. The findings and recommendations are published in the economy report and capacity building model report respectively.

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Deep Appreciations for APEC participants,member governments

Reviewing the OECD-APEC-Waseda Joint workshop Ageing society

Successful outcome of the Tokyo Workshop in September 12-14

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Participants by Economiesabout 400 from 33 Economies

Participants by Economiesabout 400 from 33 Economies

No Economies numbers

1 Australia 3

2 United Kingdom 10

3 Chinese Taipei 8

4 China 6

5 Denmark 6

6 Finland 2

7 Italy 6

8 Korea 8

9 Russia 3

10 Japan 222

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11 Singapore 12

12 Sweden 3

13 Switzerland 2

14 Thailand 24

15 Turkey 4

16 USA 14

17 Vietnam 2

19 Other Economies 46

20 Int’lOrganization 12

33 Economies Total: 397

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Speakers by EconomiesSpeakers by Economies

No Economies numbers

1 Australia 1

2 United Kingdom 5

3 Canada 1

4 Denmark 3

5 Italy 3

6 Israel 1

7 Germany 1

8 Finland 1

No Economies numbers

9 Ireland 1

10 Korea 1

11 Japan 15

12 Sweden 2

13 Norway 1

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USAIsraelOthers (China,etc

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1 ICT Policy 9

2 Health 7

3 Community 9

4 NGOs 5

5 Business 10

6 Education, HRD 11

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Follow-up–Waseda Statement–Based on the importance of this project

–The extension of the project as continuity has been stated

OECD will continue to work on Silver ICT issues and ask APEC to extend the project

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We will plan to continue the Silver ICT Innovation /Economy project co-sponsored by Japan and Singapore as extension of the project

The Project published the APEC reports on the case studies of 14 Economies on ICT Applications for the people with special needs and training model in February and will distribute them at DSG

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