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• Implementing Electronic Government statement 2004
  December 2004
  This document sets out the GLA's vision for joined up, integrated electronic public service delivery in London by 2005.
  
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• Connecting the capital: information and communications technology in London
  January 2004
  This statement sets out the Mayor's view of the role and importance of information and communications technology (ICT) for London. It presents key elements of the Mayor's policies with respect to ICT; sets out an overarching vision for ICT in London; and describes key priorities for joint working across the capital.
  
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• Connecting Communities: tackling exclusion? An examination of the impact on and use of the Internet by socially excluded groups in London
  November 2003
  This study, commissioned by the GLA with support from BT, the LDA and LondonConnects, examines the value of being on-line for socially excluded Londoners. Based on qualitative data gathering it identifies a range of 'hard' and 'soft' benefits to being connected. It finds that socially excluded Londoners value the provision of community based ICT access centres. It also identifies some most favourite and least favourite uses of the Internet - with email, education and job search scoring highly, and local information and financial services being among the less popular. It makes a series of recommendations for future action.

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• Londoners on-line: an analysis of levels of home internet access from the London Household Survey 2002
  November 2003
  This short report presents an analysis of the home internet access question in the London Household Survey. it contains tables correlating levels of home internet access against such factors as household income, ethnicity, disability, age, employement status, and gender. It shows that the dominant factor influencing the likelihood of any household having the internet at home is the household income.
  
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• Implementing Electronic Government statements 2003
  November 2003
  This document sets out the GLA's vision for joined up, integrated electronic public service delivery in London by 2005.
  
  Implementing Electronic Government PDF
  Implementing Electronic Government RTF

  Statements for the LDA, LFEPA and TfL are also available:
  
  LDA IEG Statement 2003 PDF
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  LFEPA IEG Statement 2003 PDF
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  TfL IEG Statement 2003 PDF
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• Broadband - Connecting to London’s future
  November 2002
  This report was produced by the GLA’s e-adviser Neil Mellor, who was seconded to the GLA from BT. It examines the direct and indirect contribution the ICT industry and in particular broadband enabled services can make to London's economy and the region in general. The report calls for the GLA to become a broadband 'champion', working to raise awareness of broadband’s potential especially for London’s smaller businesses, to show how broadband can be used effectively in meeting commitments to e-Government, and to ensure that the most modern communications infrastructure is included in all plans for development of the capital.

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• Implementing Electronic Government statement 2002
  October 2002
  This document sets out the GLA's vision for joined up, integrated electronic public service delivery in London by 2005. Copies of the statements for the LDA, LFEPA and TfL are also available
  
  GLA IEG Statement 2002 PDF
  GLA IEG Statement 2002 RTF
  
  LDA IEG Statement 2002 PDF
  LDA IEG Statement 2002 RTF
  
  LFEPA IEG Statement 2002 PDF
  LFEPA IEG Statement 2002 PDF
  
  TfL IEG Statement 2002 PDF
  PDF copy only available

• The digital divide in a world city
  June 2002
  This report was prepared by IECRC and Citizens Online for the GLA, LondonConnects and the London Development Agency. The report provides a literature review on ICT use and the digital divide - the research team reviewed over 200 papers and research reports - and makes recommendations for research and strategy development to address the digital divide in London. Current strategies promoting ICT use concentrate on providing access to people seeking it. Few policies target those, often from socially excluded groups, who need more encouragement to use ICT and are as yet unconvinced of its benefits. The report considers how this encouragement can be given and how policy-makers can support socially excluded groups.

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• Broadband - putting London in the fast lane - a brief guide to broadband for businesses, produced in conjunction with a seminar held in June 2002.

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• An e-Government Strategy for London - consultation draft December 2001, published by the GLA on behalf of LondonConnects
  LondonConnects is a Londonwide agency, formed to bring together local, regional, and national government to co-operate on e-government developments. This draft strategy focuses on public service provision, and in particular the harnessing of technology to improve quality and accessibility. A technology-enabled transformation of public services is seen as an essential factor in ensuring that London sustains its current pre-eminent position as the major driving force in the national economy, and as Europe's prime e-business location.
  
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• E-London, an outline of London's opportunities and challenges
  This report is the outcome of a business secondment programme to the Greater London Authority (GLA), under which company executives work within the new authority, contributing their expertise and experience. The report emphasises the challenge of e-technology in maintaining and developing London’s position as the e-capital of Europe.It suggests key areas for development if London is to remain competitive in the e-world.
  
  E-London, an outline of London's opportunities and challenges PDF.



• Implementing Electronic Government statement 2001
  This document sets out the GLA's vision for joined up, integrated electronic public service delivery in London by 2005.
  
  Implementing Electronic Government PDF
  Implementing Electronic Government RTF
  

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