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THE ICT CHARTERHasmukh GajjarMember: ICT Charter Working Group16th September 2003 Background – Why a Charter? BEEcom Report Feb 2001 Despite the implementation of transformative policies and sound fiscal management by Government, South Africa’s economic growth performance remains disappointing. Continued high levels of unemployment and poverty undermine the stability of our new democracy. The country still has one of the most unequal distributions of income in the world. This is a reflection of the extremely low levels of black participation in the economy. Background – Why a Charter? BEEcom Report Feb 2001 The country cannot therefore sustain high levels of economic growth in the absence of deliberate measures by the State to facilitate the meaningful participation of black people in the economy. The state has an integral role to play, in the policy and regulatory environment and in the provision of services itself. Background – Why a Charter? The socio-economic landscape has structural deficiencies consequent to a policy of artificial engineering based on race Accelerated economic growth can be achieved through re-engineering legacy The ICT Charter is our Business Plan Background – Why a Charter? Pale male complexion of IT must change THE uncompromisingly white male profile of information technology companies has been blasted by Andile Ngcaba, the director-general of the communications department, with a stern message that the industry must be overhauled, writes Lesley Stones... Sep 13 2002 12:00:00:000AM Business Day 1st Edition  Background – Why a Charter? Government softens its approach to IT industry reforms Plans to impose black empowerment criteria on the high-tech sector appear to have been withdrawn, with the communications department saying it trusts industry leaders to introduce their own reforms. The retreat has been welcomed by industry leaders, who feared that strict targets similar to those in the mining charter would be imposed although