National Information Communications Technology Development Authority, Cambodia
- National Information Communications Technology Development Authority, Cambodia
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The National Information Communications Technology Development Authority (NiDA) is a government agency responsible for managing the development of the information technology industry in Cambodia. Among the agency's projects are the computerization of government function and training of internet personnel.[1][2] NiDA is located in Phnom Penh.
Projects
- GAIS, or Government Administration Information System, an approach to the overall computerization of the government using three core applications: Vehicle registration, Real estate registration and Resident registration.[3]
- PAIS, or Provincial Administration Information System, involving GAIS methods to computerize the government at provincial level.[4]
- Cisco Networking Academy Program, in association with the Royal University of Phnom Penh, awarding Cisco Career Certifications.
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