DEVELOPMENT OF ICT AND INNOVATIONS IN GEORGIA



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MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF GEORGIA GEORGIA S INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY DEVELOPMENT OF ICT AND INNOVATIONS IN GEORGIA Priorities and Projects IRAKLI KASHIBADZE Chairman,, GEORGIA S INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY

PRIORITIES Government Program

Priorities The priorities of the country have been defined in long-term governmental program For Strong, Democratic and United Georgia, including: Obtaining leading positions in Global Network Readiness and Global Innovation Indexes for 2020. Building knowledge and innovation based economy; Increasing the export of intellectual products, innovations and technologies; Increasing the usage of local inventions and innovation. Providing high-speed internet access throughout the country Becoming regional ICT and innovation hub In order to accelerate the process of reaching above-mentioned objectives, Georgian Government has created a legal entity of public law (LEPL) Georgia s Innovation and Technology Agency, which is coordinated under the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia.

PROJECTS Government of Georgia

Projects Georgian Government is holding the activities in following directions, in order to reach the goals and accelerate the process of creating knowledge-based and innovative ecosystem. High-speed Broadband Internet for future development E-Literacy and Capacity building Innovation and High Tech E-government

BROADBAND INTERNET FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Government of Georgia

Broadband internet for future development In order to reach the goals and provide high-speed internet access throughout the country Georgian Government is holding following activities: All the populated areas, which have more than 200 habitats, will be connected to high-speed broadband open access network. All schools, libraries, municipalities, post and police offices and hospitals will be connected to high-speed infrastructure. Created infrastructure will provide the development of highspeed broadband-based services and will attract investments in this sector.

Supporting Activities The government will make number of steps for supporting the project, including: Simplifying the process of permissions, including the permissions for providers interested in the creation of last mile the process of making changes in appropriate government acts has started. Creating mechanisms on regulatory-base, which will raise the effectiveness of usage of infrastructure, owned by leading Telecom Operators. Holding the processes of computerization, in order to increase demand. Active works with the company Intel have already been started. The government will offer more e-services, in order to stimulate the usage of internet in regions. These services can be:e-government, e- medicine, distance learning and e-work, access to cloud systems. LTE licenses will be provided soon

E-LITERACY AND CAPACITY BUILDING Government of Georgia

COMMUNITY INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY CENTERS BASED ON PUBLIC LIBRARIES 500 COMMUNITY INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY CENTERS WILL BE CREATED BASED ON 500 LIBRARIES IN GEORGIA + + 1. ACCESS TO MODERN TECHNOLOGY 2. ENHANCING COMPUTER SKILLS 3. ACCESS TO DISTANCE LEARNING 4. TRAININGS FOR ENHANCING COMPETITIVENESS IN INNOVATION AND TECH DIRECTION 5. BUSINESS INITIATION PLACE 6. CO-WORKING SPACE

APPLIED LEARNING AND EMPLOYMENT CENTERS FORMATION WITH IT SPECIALISTS DIRECTION Goal By 2020: to have 40.000 Qualified export oriented IT and innovation specialist presence in the country. In 2014, It is planned to condition 60 trainers, who will facilitate formation of 30 learning centers. In 30 Centres by 2015, 2400 practitioners and programmers will be trained. In Centres, will be support for Specialist search, using international systems (Elance, Odesk, Freelance), it can also be from foreign customers. In 2015, it is planned to train additional 120 trainers and increasing number of training centers to 90 By 2016, it is planned to train 7200 specialists, meanwhile in 2017 to train 9600.

INNOVATION AND HIGH TECH Government of Georgia

FIRST TECH PARK Prime Minister Initiative

LOCATION PLAN STAGE 1 1 1. FIRST INNOVATION BUILDING (STAGE 1) 2 2. BUSINESS AND INCUBATION CENTER 3. CO-WORKING ZONE AND CAFE 4. CONFERENCE HALL AND INNOVATION LABS 4 5 3 5. GREEN CO-WORKING AREA

GENERAL VIEW

GENERAL VIEW

BUSINESS AND INCUBATION CENTER

CO-WORKING ZONE AND CAFFEE

CONFERENCE HALL AND INNOVATION LABS

GREEN CO-WORKING AREA

FAB LAB Fabrication Laboratories

FabLab Equipment

FABLAB-EQUIPMENT PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD (PCB)

INNOVATION LABs

INNOVATION LABs WORKING DIRECTIONS IN 2014, SUPPORTED BY AGENCY ON THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS 3 TYPES OF ilabs WILL BE CREATED WITH THE FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS: Mobile Programming Computer Games Computer Graphics and visual effects ALL LABORATORIES WILL BE UNIFIED UNDER INNOVATION LABS NETWORK AND WILL SUPPORT CLOSE CONNECTIONS, JOINT EVENTS, COMPETITIONS AND CONFERENCES TO BE HELD.

INNOVATION LABS EQUIPMENT

COMMERCIALIZATION OF INNOVATIONS

MINI GRANTS PROGRAM APPLICANTS: individuals, non-profit organizations, institutions GRANT: < 50K GEL DURATION: < 12 months

ONE STOP SHOP THE ISSUE INVENTORS DON T HAVE $ FOR 1. IDEA ANALYSIS 2. MENTORING 3. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 4. RESEARCH 5. PATENTING TRAINING APPLICATION VALUATION SUPPORT GO TO MARKET WE MAKE SURE THAT INVENTORS: BUILT PRODUCTS; ARE READY TO TALK TO INVESTORS; ARE READY TO START BUSINESS. 2 INCUBATION PHASES = 2 PITCHES + 2 FEEDBACK SESSIONS = 2 TIMES MORE EFFECTIVE = SUCCESS

CO-OPERATION WITH DUBAI PARTNERS INNOV-A-THON JUNE 2014 THREE TEAMS WON $30.000 AND 5 MONTHS OF ACCELERATION IN DUBAI MAKE-A-THON AUGUST 2014 ONE TEAM WON AN ANNUAL FINANCE SUPPORT GRANT FOR CONTINUING WORK IN GEORGIA

GITA EVENTS INNOVATIONS WEEK SEMIANNUAL 1 ST APR 2014 2 ND OCT 2014 4 DAYS 56 SPEAKERS 1.500 VISITORS 48-HOURS-LONG HACK-A-THON CODE BATTLE START-UP TERRACE REGISTER FOR OCTOBER 2014 AT : INNOVATIONSWEEK.GE

GITA EVENTS FIRST IN GEORGIA MAKE-A-THON INTERNATIONAL AND LOCAL MENTORS 3 from DUBAI 2 from GERMANY 6 from GEORGIA 32 YOUNG INNOVATORS + 4 DAYS and 11 MENTORS = 8 INVENTIONS

E-Government

UN E-Government Survey 2014 GEORGIA Rank 2014 Rank 2012 Rank 2010 Rank 2008 E-Government 56 72 100 100 E-Participation 66 73 132 143/

Implemented Projects Property registration, e-abstracts, Business Registry Civil Registry e-id and e-signature Biometrical Passport e-filing system in the Ministry of Finance of Georgia- 90 % of taxpayers are actively using this system; Automation of tax and customs systems (the process is ongoing as reforms taking place in this direction require changes in business processes); Case management system of tax dispute resolution; Central data storage and reporting system; Electronic Treasury project. e-treasury Cash register management automation project-planned for next year; Electronic system for writing out VAT invoices; Automation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs; Case management program for Ombudsman; Computerization of schools. Schools are equipped with computers and all schools (2300) connected to internet; Netbooks for all first graders Student Information System-ongoing; National school exam on-line Automated case management system for court system; project is in decisive phase and system is being introduced in offices Centralized criminal case management is being introduced; e-procurement; e-auction of state property; e-auction of real estate of Tbilisi City Hall; Automation project of Enforcement Bureau e-notary project; Electronic directory system for state newspaper and legislative base Official Gazette; Automation project of Social Subsidies Agency Real Time Gross Settlement System of National Bank Investment Management System of National Bank Core Banking System of National Bank Chancellery automation project is being implemented in all large ministries. Criminal case management system

THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION IRAKLI KASHIBADZE CHAIRMAN, GEORGIA S INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY