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04/30/2003

Welcome to the April 30, 2003 issue of Government Technology International, (GTI) a digital magazine with feature articles and news about the use of information technology (ICT) by local, regional and national governments around the world. To receive this electronic magazine, you must opt in. *If you wish to subscribe to the English-language version, please click here,* enter your e-mail address and check Government Technology International and any other publications of interest. E-mail addresses or other individually identifiable information will not be sold, exchanged or distributed. (Español) Si usted desea suscribirse, por favor haga click aquí. La información sobre e-mails u otra información personal no será de venta, intercambiada o distribuida.
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Feature Articles Danish Towns Link Administrations Hedensted, Juelsminde and Tørring-Uldum use ICT to create an integrated municipal entity. Articles in Other Languages Chile se Prepara Para Avanzar en Materia de e-Gobierno Chile y sus desafios en materia de e-gobierno. Español, Português, Italiano Modelo para el Desarrollo Electrónico del Gobierno en América Latina Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Paraguay y Uruguay. News and Best Practices Africa News Cape Town ERP TB Text Messaging Blind of Ethiopia Latin America News Red Escolar Porto Alegre	Feature Articles William Bennett Joins Education Panel Former U.S. Secretary of Education and a panel of experts discuss educational reform. MyKad: The Malaysian Government Multipurpose Card Convenient transactions among public, government and private sectors. Kansas City Develops Project Management Model System handles enterprise projects throughout their lifecycles. News and Best Practices East Asia and Pacific News Korea IT Education SARS Delays Meetings Rail Track Radio Europe and Eurasia News Belgium ID and Tax Telecities Azerbaijan	Feature Articles GIS Helps Save Japanese Coastal Plain With land subsidence prediction model. Accessibility Standards Gain Favor A multitude of approaches, however, causes concern. News and Best Practices Free Password Access to Best Practices Database 1,600 peer-reviewed projects from 140 countries. Middle East and North Africa News Dubai Online UAE Forum .iq for Iraq North America News U.S. E-Gov Plan GIS Conference E-Rate Update
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