[kictanet] Of Vision 2030 and Misplaced Priorities

[James Kariuki]

While the discussion is going on. The National Academies Press has
released 4000 books online for free online.
(http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/free-for-all-national-academies-press-puts-all-4000-books-online-at-no-charge/31582)

One particular reference that could be of interest to this discussion
is the: Computational Technology for Effective Health Care: Immediate
Steps and Strategic Directions
(http://books.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=12572). It provides some
reasonably well articulated "principles of access" that could be
applicable in our situation. It also provides/defines the roles of the
key stakeholders in the implementation of successful Health IT
programs

Regards
--James


On 7 June 2011 11:49, Barrack Otieno <otieno.barrack at gmail.com> wrote:
> On point Victor, hence the reason I chose the title of vision 2030 and
> misplaced priorities, we will continue building infrastructure using
> debt and use them to dry maize or have our goats which know nothing
> about return on investment rest on them simply because we allowed
> those who know why to develop and  implement projects without
> involvement of the affected, I read in a book that he who knows how is
> always at the mercy of he who knows why, I admit people are losing
> faith in stakeholder forums and calling them talkshops because there
> is no one to hold accountable, the leaders blame the citizens yet the
> citizens try to ensure that they have a comfortable environment so
> that they can think on their behalf through paying taxes.