Future Priorities for Development Informatics Research from the Post-2015 Development Agenda

@article{Heeks2014FuturePF,
  title={Future Priorities for Development Informatics Research from the Post-2015 Development Agenda},
  author={Richard Heeks},
  journal={GeographyRN: Development Studies (Sub-Topic)},
  year={2014}
}
  • Richard Heeks
  • Published 16 August 2014
  • Political Science
  • GeographyRN: Development Studies (Sub-Topic)
At the end of 2015, the Millennium Development Goals will be replaced by the post-2015 development agenda (PTDA). The foundational content is in place for this new agenda, which will be the single most-important force shaping the future of international development. In planning our priorities for development informatics research ? the academic study of ICT4D policy and practice ? we should therefore pay close attention to the PTDA.This paper undertakes a comparative analysis of the post-2015… 
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