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#Tag Guideline - Tanzania

Jan Goossenaerts

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Contents

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

On the #Tag Guideline being an essential e-book . . . . . 3

On the tags structure and meaning . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

On using the tags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Powertag Code of Conduct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

COFOG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

COFOG 01 - General Public Services . . . . . . . . . . . 9

COFOG 02 - Defence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

COFOG 03 - Public Order and Safety . . . . . . . . . . . 11

COFOG 04 - Economic Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

COFOG 05 - Environmental Protection . . . . . . . . . . 13

COFOG 06 - Housing and Community Amenities . . . . 14

COFOG 07 - Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

COFOG 08 - Recreation, Culture and Religion . . . . . . 16

COFOG 09 - Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17COFOG 10 - Social Protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

ISIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

ISIC A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing . . . . . . . . . 20

ISIC B - Mining and quarrying . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

ISIC C - Manufacturing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

ISIC D - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 23

ISIC E - Water supply; sewerage, waste management and

remediation activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

ISIC F - Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25


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ISIC G - Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor

vehicles and motorcycles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26ISIC H - Transportation and storage . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

ISIC I - Accommodation and food service activities . . . 28

ISIC J - Information and communication . . . . . . . . . 29

ISIC K - Financial and insurance activities . . . . . . . . 30

ISIC L - Real estate activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

ISIC M - Professional, scientific and technical activities . 32

ISIC N - Administrative and support service activities . . 33

ISIC O - Public administration and defence; compulsorysocial security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

ISIC P - Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

ISIC Q - Human health and social work activities . . . . 36

ISIC R - Arts, entertainment and recreation . . . . . . . . 37

ISIC S - Other service activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

ISIC T - Activities of households . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

ISIC U - Activities of extraterritorial organizations and

bodies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Territorial Tags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Annex - Generic Tags for all Countries . . . . . . . . . . . 42

About the author . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51


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PublisherWikinetix

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The ISIC and COFOG class numbers and names describing the

tags are from International Standard Industrial Classification ofAll Economic Activities, Rev.4 (2008) and Classification of the


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CONTENTS ii

Functions of Government (2000) by United Nations Department

of Economic and Social Affairs, Statistics Division 2008, 2000United Nations. The ISIC and COFOG class numbers and names are

reprinted with written expresses permission of the United Nations.


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Introduction

This#tag guidelinewill become a trusted companion for your cu-

riosity, search, ingenuity and creativity as you browse the internet,

or add your own content to it.

Remind your dictionary that was there when you didnt know themeaning of a word, or when you wanted to check whether a word

you had in mind existed already or not.

The age of internet brings new possibilities for your curiosity,

ingenuity and creativity.

These possibilities are already nurtured by the internet, yet its

mainstream use is distractive, consumptive and commercial.

As ageneral purposecounter-measure for the information overload

and bias of that mainstream internet, the proposed systematic tags

will empower users in an instructive and productive use of the

internet.

How you will exploit this new powertool, is up to you to explore and

learn. It depends on where you are in your personal development

and what responsibilities you have been endowed with in society.

If you need more guidance or inspiration on your possible uses ofthe tags, consider exploring the Wikiworx platform, the Actor Atlas

and the Social Capital Wikis.

The hashtags cover topics that are of interest to people in all

possible professions and areas of study, in all countries of the world,

and in all languages spoken.

By tagging content, we can make it discoverable as if it was put in

a library.

On the internet this library is a global library.

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Introduction 2

If the tagged content is open access, it becomes part of the public

part of that global library as well.

As long as there will be social media platforms supporting hashtags,

you, your favourite authors, your students, your teachers and your

peers can use each defined hashtag to share and discover content.


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Introduction 3

On the #Tag Guideline being an

essential e-book

In its electronic or print version, your personal copy of the #tag

guideline will be a companion for the rest of your life.

It provides a global shared topic map with over a hundred thousand

topics that matter for development, personal, public, and socio-

economic.

Your personal copy will be ready for use when you feel like sharing

a good read, bright idea, or when you need high quality or recent

content or discourse on a municipality, a sector of industry or a

function of government.


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Introduction 4

On the tags structure and meaning

This booklet addresses three kinds of hashtags:

isic tags are for sectors of industry;

cofog tags are for functions of government;

lgu tags are for municipalities (local government units).

For sectors of industry or functions of government, aroottag such

as #isic0112 is combined with an ISO country code, for instance PH

for the Philippines, to create a tag #isic0112PH for the economic

activitygrowing of rice in the Philippines. Powertags for functions

of government are created in the same way.

By using powertags when posting content on a social platform

such as Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Instagram, Pinterest you or an

unknown author can indicate that the content is related to a sectorof industry of function of government in the country.

Powertags for municipalities, for instance in the Philippines, are

created in different way: we add an identification number for a

municipality to the tag starting with #PH. For Tacloban City, the

powertag is #PH1166.


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Introduction 5

On using the tags

Tags can be used to search content via the common search engines

and on many social platforms.

On the social platforms anyone can tag content relevant to a sector

of industry or function of governmentin a countryto make it part

of domestic discourse which is globally visible.

This makes the discourseinclusive. Everyone can contribute, with-

out a need to join a specific group or community, or without a need

to be rich or famous for the contribution to be noticed.

Whereas social media gives you a means to communicate with your

social network, the powertags allow you to target a discourse rather

than the public in general or your own network.

In a later version of the introduction, some more explanation will

be added. If you are eager to know more, check this presentation

on Slideshare:Inviting the Poor to 102960 Larger Discussions thatmatter in a Post2015 Global Partnership.

If you have a question on how to use the powertags, dont hesitate

to aks it at theguidelines feedback page!

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Introduction 6

Powertag Code of Conduct

By tagging we can fight information overload. The success in this

fight also depends on applying certain principles in dealing with

content that others have created, and in contributing your own

content to the discourse.

Respect for copyright

It is rather meaningless to discover content via a tag, then copy or

repeat it, and post it with the same or a neighbouring tag (e.g. a

different country code). Your content is likely to appear in the same

search result as the copied content.

Rather if you wish to strengthen the original authors message,

retweet or repost it, or like, favorite, +1 it.

By using powertags, the author expresses confidence his or hercontent is not infringing the copyright of others, or is not just

repeating what others wrote already.

Avoid spam or aggressive, commercial push ofcontent

A common practice to reach a large audience using (social) media

is to repeat the same post regularly or at many places.

For instance in Twitter, some post the same content weekly, daily

or more frequent. In LinkedIn or Facebook we may post the same

content in multiple groups, in Google+ in multiple communities,

etc.

The use of hashtags in a public platform makes such multiple

posting unnecessary.

By using powertags, the author or publisher opts out of spamming-

like, excess content-push attitudes addressing readers. He or she


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Introduction 7

posts once, and next let the readers discover the content, via the

tags, when they need it. This is called on-demand.

Contribute to an inclusive discourse

A discourse has questions and answers. Authors tend to use the

print and social media to share their answers, even without ques-

tions being asked.

Where can people express their burning questions?

People working in an under-served economic activity can tag

their question. A question can become prominent as it is liked by

others. And when a person able to answer comes across a prominent

question, he or she can be sure that the tagged answer will be

appreciated.

The hurdles to joining the discourse are much less on a public social

platform than in a closed group of app users.By using systematic tags, tagged questions become part of an

inclusive discourse, in addition to answers and arguments.


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COFOG

COFOG is the abbreviation ofClassification of the Functions of

Government. The full structure and definition of each of the over 100

classes can be found at the website of the United Nations Statistics

Division.

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COFOG 9

COFOG 01 - General Public Services

The COFOG section 01 - General Public Servicescontains the classes

in the below table.

cofog tag Class name

#cofog0111TZ Executive and legislative organs (CS)#cofog0112TZ Financial and fiscal affairs (CS)#cofog0113TZ

#cofog0121TZ

#cofog0122TZ

#cofog0131TZ #cofog0132TZ #cofog0133TZ #cofog0140TZ #cofog0150TZ #cofog0160TZ

#cofog0170TZ #cofog0180TZ


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COFOG 10

COFOG 02 - Defence


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COFOG 11

COFOG 03 - Public Order and Safety


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COFOG 12

COFOG 04 - Economic Affairs


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COFOG 13

COFOG 05 - Environmental Protection


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COFOG 14

COFOG 06 - Housing and Community

Amenities


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COFOG 15

COFOG 07 - Health


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COFOG 16

COFOG 08 - Recreation, Culture and

Religion


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COFOG 17

COFOG 09 - Education


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COFOG 18

COFOG 10 - Social Protection

cofog tag Class name

#cofog1011TZ Sickness (IS)#cofog1012TZ Disability (IS)#cofog1020TZ Old age (IS)#cofog1030TZ Survivors (IS)#cofog1040TZ Family and children (IS)

#cofog1050TZ Unemployment (IS)#cofog1060TZ Housing (IS)#cofog1070TZ Social exclusion n.e.c. (IS)#cofog1080TZ R&D Social protection (CS)#cofog1090TZ Social protection n.e.c. (CS)


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ISIC

ISIC is the abbreviation ofInternational Standard Industrial Clas-

sification of All Economic Activities. In this booklet the tags are

defined on the basis of the classes in revision 4. The full structure

and definition of each of the over 400 classes is at the website of theUnited Nations Statistics Division.

ISIC Revision 4 sections

ISIC Section

A - Agriculture, forestry and fishingB - Mining and quarryingC - Manufacturing

D - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supplyE - Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediationactivities

F - ConstructionG - Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles andmotorcycles

H - Transportation and storageI - Accommodation and food service activities

J - Information and communicationK - Financial and insurance activitiesL - Real estate activitiesM - Professional, scientific and technical activitiesN - Administrative and support service activitiesO - Public administration and defence; compulsory social securityP - EducationQ - Human health and social work activitiesR - Arts, entertainment and recreation

S - Other service activitiesT - Activities of householdsU - Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies

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ISIC A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing


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ISIC 21

ISIC B - Mining and quarrying


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ISIC 22

ISIC C - Manufacturing


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ISIC D - Electricity, gas, steam and air

conditioning supply


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ISIC 24

ISIC E - Water supply; sewerage, waste

management and remediation activities


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ISIC 25

ISIC F - Construction


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ISIC G - Wholesale and retail trade;

repair of motor vehicles andmotorcycles


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ISIC 27

ISIC H - Transportation and storage


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ISIC 28

ISIC I - Accommodation and food service

activities


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ISIC 29

ISIC J - Information and communication


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ISIC 30

ISIC K - Financial and insurance

activities


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ISIC 31

ISIC L - Real estate activities


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ISIC 32

ISIC M - Professional, scientific and

technical activities


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ISIC 33

ISIC N - Administrative and support

service activities


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ISIC 34

ISIC O - Public administration and

defence; compulsory social security


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ISIC 35

ISIC P - Education


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ISIC 36

ISIC Q - Human health and social work

activities


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ISIC 37

ISIC R - Arts, entertainment and

recreation


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ISIC 38

ISIC S - Other service activities


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ISIC 39

ISIC T - Activities of households


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ISIC 40

ISIC U - Activities of extraterritorial

organizations and bodies


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Territorial Tags

The definition of territorial tags for Tanzania is in progress at the

Tanzania Social Capital wiki.

A later version of this #Tag Guideline will list the tags in this

chapter.

http://tanzania.actor-atlas.info/

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Annex - Generic Tags for allCountries

This annex lists all countries and territories of the world, each with

its ISO country code and their generic powertags. Over a hundredthousand topics for discourse are supported by combining the ISO

code with the #isic and #cofog root tags in the previous chapters.

Most of these tags are listed in the Actor Atlas country pages. Those

territories for which this is not the case are marked with *.

Country ISO code cofog tag isic tag lgu tag

Afghanistan AF #cofogAG #isicAG #AGlgu

Aland Islands* AX #cofogAX #isicAX #AXlguAlbania AL #cofogAL #isicAL #ALlguAlgeria DZ #cofogDZ #isicDZ #DZlguAmerican Samoa* AS #cofogAS #isicAS #ASlgu

Andorra$ AD #cofogAD #isicAD #ADlguAngola AO #cofogAO #isicAO #AOlguAnguilla* AI #cofogAI #isicAI #AIlguAntarctica* AQ #cofogAQ #isicAQ #AQlguAntigua and

Barbuda

AG #cofogAG #isicAG #AGlgu

Argentina AR #cofogAR #isicAR #ARlguArmenia AM #cofogAM #isicAM #AMlguAruba* AW #cofogAW #isicAW #AWlguAustralia AU #cofogAU #isicAU #AUlguAustria AT #cofogAT #isicAT #ATlguThe Bahamas BS #cofogBS #isicBS #BSlguBahrain BH #cofogBH #isicBH #BHlguBangladesh BD #cofogBD #isicBD #BDlgu

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Barbados BB #cofogBB #isicBB #BBlguBelarus BY #cofogBY #isicBY #BYlguBelgium BE #cofogBE #isicBE #BElguBelize BZ #cofogBZ #isicBZ #BZlguBenin BJ #cofogBJ #isicBJ #BJlguBermuda BM #cofogBM #isicBM #BMlguBhutan BT #cofogBT #isicBT #BTlguBolivia BO #cofogBO #isicBO #BOlguBonaire, Sint

Eustatius and Saba*

BQ #cofogBQ #isicBQ #BQlgu

Bosnia andHerzegovina

BA #cofogBA #isicBA #BAlgu

Botswana BW #cofogBW #isicBW #BWlguBouvet Island* BV #cofogBV #isicBV #BVlguBrazil BR #cofogBR #isicBR #BRlguBritish IndianOcean Territory*

IO #cofogIO #isicIO #IOlgu

Brunei Darussalam BN #cofogBN #isicBN #BNlgu

Bulgaria BG #cofogBG #isicBG #BGlguBurkina Faso BF #cofogBF #isicBF #BFlguBurundi BI #cofogBI #isicBI #BIlguCambodia KH #cofogKH #isicKH #KHlguCameroon CM #cofogCM #isicCM #CMlguCanada CA #cofogCA #isicCA #CAlguCape Verde CV #cofogCV #isicCV #CVlgu

Cayman Islands* KY #cofogKY #isicKY #KYlguCentral AfricanRepublic

CF #cofogCF #isicCF #CFlgu

Chad TD #cofogTD #isicTD #TDlguChile CL #cofogCL #isicCL #CLlguChina CN #cofogCN #isicCN #CNlguChristmas Island* CX #cofogCX #isicCX #CXlgu

Cocos (Keeling)

Islands*

CC #cofogCC #isicCC #CClgu

Colombia CO #cofogCO #isicCO #COlgu


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Comoros KM #cofogKM #isicKM #KMlguCongo CG #cofogCG #isicCG #CGlguCongo, DemocraticRepublic of the

CD #cofogCD #isicCD #CDlgu

Cook Islands* CK #cofogCK #isicCK #CKlgu

Costa Rica CR #cofogCR #isicCR #CRlguCte dIvoire CI #cofogCI #isicCI #CIlguCroatia HR #cofogHR #isicHR #HRlgu

Cuba CU #cofogCU #isicCU #CUlguCuraao* CW #cofogCW #isicCW #CWlguCyprus CY #cofogCY #isicCY #CYlguCzech Republic CZ #cofogCZ #isicCZ #CZlguDenmark DK #cofogDK #isicDK #DKlguDjibouti DJ #cofogDJ #isicDJ #DJlguDominica DM #cofogDM #isicDM #DMlguDominicanRepublic

DO #cofogDO #isicDO #DOlgu

Ecuador EC #cofogEC #isicEC #EClguEgypt EG #cofogEG #isicEG #EGlguEl Salvador SV #cofogSV #isicSV #SVlguEquatorial Guinea GQ #cofogGQ #isicGQ #GQlgu

Eritrea ER #cofogER #isicER #ERlguEstonia EE #cofogEE #isicEE #EElguEthiopia ET #cofogET #isicET #ETlguFalkland Islands

(Malvinas)*

FK #cofogFK #isicFK #FKlgu

Faroe Islands* FO #cofogFO #isicFO #FOlguFiji FJ #cofogFJ #isicFJ #FJlguFinland FI #cofogFI #isicFI #FIlguFrance FR #cofogFR #isicFR #FRlguFrench Guiana* GF #cofogGF #isicGF #GFlguFrench Polynesia* PF #cofogPF #isicPF #PFlgu

French Southern

Territories*

TF #cofogTF #isicTF #TFlgu

Gabon GA #cofogGA #isicGA #GAlguThe Gambia GM #cofogGM #isicGM #GMlgu


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Georgia GE #cofogGE #isicGE #GElguGermany DE #cofogDE #isicDE #DElguGhana GH #cofogGH #isicGH #GHlguGibraltar GI #cofogGI #isicGI #GIlguGreece GR #cofogGR #isicGR #GRlguGreenland* GL #cofogGL #isicGL #GLlguGrenada GD #cofogGD #isicGD #GDlguGuadeloupe* GP #cofogGP #isicGP #GPlguGuam* GU #cofogGU #isicGU #GUlgu

Guatemala GT #cofogGT #isicGT #GTlguGuernsey* GG #cofogGG #isicGG #GGlguGuinea GN #cofogGN #isicGN #GNlguGuinea-Bissau GW #cofogGW #isicGW #GWlguGuyana GY #cofogGY #isicGY #GYlguHaiti HT #cofogHT #isicHT #HTlguHeard Island andMcDonald Islands*

HM #cofogHM #isicHM #HMlgu

Holy See (VaticanCity State)*

VA #cofogVA #isicVA #VAlgu

Honduras HN #cofogHN #isicHN #HNlguHong Kong HK #cofogHK #isicHK #HKlguHungary HU #cofogHU #isicHU #HUlguIceland IS #cofogIS #isicIS #ISlguIndia IN #cofogIN #isicIN #INlguIndonesia ID #cofogID #isicID #IDlguIran, Islamic Rep. of IR #cofogIR #isicIR #IRlgu

Iraq IQ #cofogIQ #isicIQ #IQlguIreland IE #cofogIE #isicIE #IElguIsle of Man* IM #cofogIM #isicIM #IMlguIsrael IL #cofogIL #isicIL #ILlguItaly IT #cofogIT #isicIT #ITlguJamaica JM #cofogJM #isicJM #JMlguJapan JP #cofogJP #isicJP #JPlguJersey* JE #cofogJE #isicJE #JElguJordan JO #cofogJO #isicJO #JOlgu

Kazakhstan KZ #cofogKZ #isicKZ #KZlguKenya KE #cofogKE #isicKE #KElgu


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Kiribati KI #cofogKI #isicKI #KIlguKorea, DPR KP #cofogKP #isicKP #KPlguKorea, Republic of KR #cofogKR #isicKR #KRlgu

Kuwait KW #cofogKW #isicKW #KWlguKyrgyzstan KG #cofogKG #isicKG #KGlguLao, PDR LA #cofogLA #isicLA #LAlguLatvia LV #cofogLV #isicLV #LVlguLebanon LB #cofogLB #isicLB #LBlgu

Lesotho LS #cofogLS #isicLS #LSlguLiberia LR #cofogLR #isicLR #LRlguLibya LY #cofogLY #isicLY #LYlguLiechtenstein* LI #cofogLI #isicLI #LIlguLithuania LT #cofogLT #isicLT #LTlguLuxembourg LU #cofogLU #isicLU #LYlguMacao* MO #cofogMO #isicMO #MOlguMacedonia, FYR MK #cofogMK #isicMK #MKlguMadagascar MG #cofogMG #isicMG #MGlgu

Malawi MW #cofogMW #isicMW #MWlguMalaysia MY #cofogMY #isicMY #MYlguMaldives MV #cofogMV #isicMV #MVlguMali ML #cofogML #isicML #MLlguMalta MT #cofogMT #isicMT #MTlguMarshall Islands MH #cofogMH #isicMH #MHlguMartinique MQ #cofogMQ #isicMQ #MQlguMauritania MR #cofogMR #isicMR #MRlguMauritius MU #cofogMU #isicMU #MUlgu

Mayotte* YT #cofogYT #isicYT #YTlguMexico MX #cofogMX #isicMX #MXlguMicronesia, Fed.States

FM #cofogFM #isicFM #FMlgu

Moldova, Republicof

MD #cofogMD #isicMD #MDlgu

Monaco MC #cofogMC #isicMC #MClguMongolia MN #cofogMN #isicMN #MNlguMontenegro ME #cofogME #isicME #MElgu

Montserrat* MS #cofogMS #isicMS #MSlguMorocco MA #cofogMA #isicMA #MAlgu


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Mozambique MZ #cofogMZ #isicMZ #MZlguMyanmar MM #cofogMM #isicMM #MMlguNamibia NA #cofogNA #isicNA #NAlguNauru NR #cofogNR #isicNR #NRlguNepal NP #cofogNP #isicNP #NPlguNetherlands NL #cofogNL #isicNL #NLlguNew Caledonia* NC #cofogNC #isicNC #NClguNew Zealand NZ #cofogNZ #isicNZ #NZlguNicaragua NI #cofogNI #isicNI #NIlgu

Niger NE #cofogNE #isicNE #NElguNigeria NG #cofogNG #isicNG #NGlguNiue* NU #cofogNU #isicNU #NUlguNorfolk Island* NF #cofogNF #isicNF #NFlguNorthern MarianaIslands*

MP #cofogMP #isicMP #MPlgu

Norway NO #cofogNO #isicNO #NOlguOman OM #cofogOM #isicOM #OMlguPakistan PK #cofogPK #isicPK #PKlguPalau PW #cofogPW #isicPW #PWlguPalestine, State of PS #cofogPS #isicPS #PSlgu

Panama PA #cofogPA #isicPA #PAlguPapua New Guinea PG #cofogPG #isicPG #PGlgu

Paraguay PY #cofogPY #isicPY #PYlguPeru PE #cofogPE #isicPE #PElguPhilippines PH #cofogPH #isicPH #PHlguPitcairn* PN #cofogPN #isicPN #PNlguPoland PL #cofogPL #isicPL #PLlguPortugal PT #cofogPT #isicPT #PTlguPuerto Rico PR #cofogPR #isicPR #PRlguQatar QA #cofogQA #isicQA #QAlguRunion RE #cofogRE #isicRE #RElguRomania RO #cofogRO #isicRO #ROlguRussian Federation RU #cofogRU #isicRU #RUlgu

Rwanda RW #cofogRW #isicRW #RWlgu

St. Barthlemy* BL #cofogBL #isicBL #BLlgu


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St. Helena,Ascension andTristan da Cunha*

SH #cofogSH #isicSH #SHlgu

St. Kitts and Nevis KN #cofogKN #isicKN #KNlgu

St. Lucia LC #cofogLC #isicLC #LClguSt. Maarten (FrenchPart)*

MF #cofogMF #isicMF #MFlgu

St. Pierre andMiquelon*

PM #cofogPM #isicPM #PMlgu

St. Vincent and theGrenadines

VC #cofogVC #isicVC #VClgu

Samoa* WS #cofogWS #isicWS #WSlguSan Marino* SM #cofogSM #isicSM #SMlguSo Tom andPrincipe

ST #cofogST #isicST #STlgu

Saudi Arabia SA #cofogSA #isicSA #SAlguSenegal SN #cofogSN #isicSN #SNlguSerbia RS #cofogRS #isicRS #RSlguSeychelles SC #cofogSC #isicSC #SClguSierra Leone SL #cofogSL #isicSL #SLlguSingapore SG #cofogSG #isicSG #SGlguSint Maarten(Dutch Part)*

SX #cofogSX #isicSX #SXlgu

Slovakia SK #cofogSK #isicSK #SKlgu

Slovenia SI #cofogSI #isicSI #SIlguSolomon Islands SB #cofogSB #isicSB #SBlguSomalia SO #cofogSO #isicSO #SOlguSouth Africa ZA #cofogZA #isicZA #ZAlguSouth Georgia andthe SouthSandwich Islands*

GS #cofogGS #isicGS #GSlgu

South Sudan SS #cofogSS #isicSS #SSlguSpain ES #cofogES #isicES #ESlgu

Sri Lanka LK #cofogLK #isicLK #LKlguSudan SD #cofogSD #isicSD #SDlguSuriname SR #cofogSR #isicSR #SRlgu


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Svalbard and JanMayen*

SJ #cofogSJ #isicSJ #SJlgu

Swaziland SZ #cofogSZ #isicSZ #SZlguSweden SE #cofogSE #isicSE #SElguSwitzerland CH #cofogCH #isicCH #CHlguSyrian ArabRepublic

SY #cofogSY #isicSY #SYlgu

Taiwan TW #cofogTW #isicTW #TWlgu

Tajikistan TJ #cofogTJ #isicTJ #TJlguTanzania TZ #cofogTZ #isicTZ #TZlguThailand TH #cofogTH #isicTH #THlguTimor-Leste TL #cofogTL #isicTL #TLlguTogo TG #cofogTG #isicTG #TGlguTokelau* TK #cofogTK #isicTK #TKlguTonga TO #cofogTO #isicTO #TOlguTrinidad andTobago

TT #cofogTT #isicTT #TTlgu

Tunisia TN #cofogTN #isicTN #TNlguTurkey TR #cofogTR #isicTR #TRlguTurkmenistan TM #cofogTM #isicTM #TMlguTurks and CaicosIslands*

TC #cofogTC #isicTC #TClgu

Tuvalu* TV #cofogTV #isicTV #TVlguUganda UG #cofogUG #isicUG #UGlguUkraine UA #cofogUA #isicUA #UAlgu

United ArabEmirates AE #cofogAE #isicAE #AElgu

United Kingdom GB #cofogGB #isicGB #GBlguUnited States ofAmerica

US #cofogUS #isicUS #USlgu

United States ofAmerica MinorOutlying Islands

UM #cofogUM #isicUM #UMlgu

Uruguay UY #cofogUY #isicUY #UYlguUzbekistan UZ #cofogUZ #isicUZ #UZlguVanuatu VU #cofogVU #isicVU #VUlgu


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Venezuela,Bolivarian Republicof

VE #cofogVE #isicVE #VElgu

Vietnam VN #cofogVN #isicVN #VNlguVirgin Islands,British*

VG #cofogVG #isicVG #VGlgu

Virgin Islands, U.S.* VI #cofogVI #isicVI #VIlgu

Wallis and Futuna* WF #cofogWF #isicWF #WFlgu

Western Sahara* EH #cofogEH #isicEH #EHlguYemen YE #cofogYE #isicYE #YElguZambia ZM #cofogZM #isicZM #ZMlguZimbabwe ZW #cofogZW #isicZW #ZWlgu


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About the author

The author

Jan Goossenaerts is a social media entrepreneur and a business and

architecture consultant specialized in applying ICT and communi-

cations solutions for inclusively meeting the peoples needs in com-

plex socio-technical settings. In 2012 he founded Wikinetix which

became a finalist in the 2012 Social Media Leadership Awards.

In order to catalyse further the instructive and productive use of

internet he launched the Actor Atlas and a number of related

social capital wikis: one for the Philippines, Tanzania, Nepal, India,

the EU and the US. Jan has edited several books on information

infrastructure in manufacturing systems and published in a num-

ber of journals including Computers in Industry, Information &

Management, Production Planning and Control and International

Journal of e-Collaboration. In 2013 he co-edited a book on Foreign

Aid and the making of Democracy in Nepal which is published via

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Leanpub. Jan has elaborate profiles on Google+ and LinkedIn, and

a list of publications on Google Scholar and Citeulike.

Twitter: @collaboratewiki

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