Information Technology for Development

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Sajda Qureshi

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Volume 31, issue 1, 2025

Technology platforms as an ICT4D model for business development pp. 1-7

Frank Nyame-Asiamah, Bangaly Kaba and Caroline Khene

Unlocking the potentials of hybrid business models in the sharing economy: an integrative review and new research agenda pp. 8-32

Samar Abdalla, Joseph Amankwah-Amoah, Manjusha Hirekhan and Mohamed Sobhy Temerak

ICT4D and the capability approach: understanding how freedom of expression on ICTs affect human development at the country-level pp. 33-56

Gabriel Bahr, Bryan Hammer and Andy Luse

Impact of corruption control, free information flow, and ICT infrastructure on China's outward foreign direct investment pp. 57-76

Senhao Zhang and Jiang Wang

Exploring the nexus of digital inclusion and environmental sustainability: insights from Cambodia pp. 77-94

Bora Ly, Tithsatya Dem, Romny Ly, Savoeun Sorn and Bunhorn Doeur

Technology adoption among Indigenous tourism stakeholders: scale development and validation pp. 95-123

A. Vinodan and S. Meera

Investigating the effects of ICT infrastructure on Malaysia’s economic growth: Insights from the Solow growth model pp. 124-139

Chor Foon Tang and Muhamad Afiq Ikmal Rosidi

Can information infrastructure break the imbalance between urban and rural development? Empirical evidence from China pp. 140-160

Shengxiang Xu, Zhao Xu, Zizheng Guo and Jiale Wang

Deconstructing big data for development (BD4D): continuities and reflections of development discourse in the age of datafication pp. 161-177

Michael Dokyum Kim

Towards economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: is there a synergy between insurance market development and ICT diffusion? pp. 178-205

Sylvester Senyo Horvey and Jones Odei-Mensah

The role of mobile broadband in poverty alleviation: a comparison of the effects of 3G and 4G network expansion in underdeveloped regions of Indonesia pp. 206-231

Kasmad Ariansyah, Istiana Hermawati, Riva'atul Adaniah Wahab, Ari Cahyo Nugroho, Dida Dirgahayu, Caecilia Suprapti Dwi Takariani and Daru Nupikso

Volume 30, issue 4, 2024

Putting design justice at the center of ICT4D pp. 585-589

Silvia Masiero

Visual imagery and the informal city: examining 360-degree imaging technologies for informal settlement representation pp. 590-607

Jonathan Cinnamon

Digital divide reflections on regional development disparities in Türkiye pp. 608-625

Gülfiye Özcan Alp and Tüzin Baycan

AI for social good and the corporate capture of global development pp. 626-643

Gianluca Iazzolino and Nicole Stremlau

ICT tools for addressing mobility needs of Rohingya refugees with disabilities: practical challenges and solutions pp. 644-664

Faheem Hussain and Suzana Brown

Designing a user-centric mobile-based agro advisory system for sustainable development of smallholder farming systems in the eastern Himalayas, India pp. 665-695

Biswajit Lahiri, Thiruchirapalli Sudarshan Anurag, Swapnali Borah, Natasha Rangsa Marak, S. T. Pavan Kumar, Sierra Manda Sangma, Aiarson Kubi Sangma and Balkho Rangsha Marak

Deconstructing the role of ICTs in agricultural development using the diverse economies framework pp. 696-716

Maria Touri

Understanding the impact of internet use on farmer entrepreneurship: evidence from rural China pp. 717-737

Kunxi Nie, Yueji Zhu, Cheng Zhang and Xujun Deng

Volume 30, issue 3, 2024

Understanding local social processes in ICT4D research pp. 351-353

Efpraxia D. Zamani and Antonio Díaz Andrade

ICT initiatives for vulnerable groups in Brazil: intended and unintended consequences during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 354-378

Ana Paula dos Santos Tavares, Luiz Antonio Joia and Marcelo Fornazin

Data collection in the global south: practical, methodological, and philosophical considerations pp. 379-399

Suzana Brown, Deepak Saxena and P. J. Wall

Introducing digital health information systems in post-conflict Mozambique: a historical perspective pp. 400-423

Nilza de Lemos Collinson and Sundeep Sahay

The effect of ICT on financial sector development in Africa: does regulatory quality matter? pp. 424-451

Isiaka Akande Raifu, Ismaila Adeleye Okunoye and Alarudeen Aminu

Evaluating the effect of ICT on trade and economic growth from the perspective of Eastern African belt and road countries pp. 452-471

Koffi Dumor, Zhao Shurong, Hafez Komla Dumor, Enock Mintah Ampaw, Edem Koffi Amouzou, Samuel Okae-Adjei and Eric Kofi Boadi

Impact of AIS success on decision-making effectiveness among SMEs in less developed countries pp. 472-492

Hamood Mohammed Al-Hattami

Socio-technical design principles for a multi-stakeholder agriculture extension information system in Ethiopia pp. 493-521

Muluneh Atinaf, Salehu Anteneh and Mesfin Kifle

Digital transformation as a means to attract innovative establishments to municipalities pp. 522-541

Eva Hagsten and Martin Falk

Overcoming barriers to mHealth co-design in low- and middle-income countries: a research toolkit pp. 542-561

Adam Poulsen, Ian B. Hickie, Mafruha Alam, Jacob J. Crouse, Mahalakshmi Ekambareshwar, Victoria Loblay, Yun J. C. Song and Haley M. LaMonica

Empowering through digital skills training: an empirical study of poor unemployed working-age women in India pp. 562-583

Tuheena Mukherjee, P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan and Arpan K. Kar

Volume 30, issue 2, 2024

Feminist and queer approaches to ICT4D: imagining and enacting liberation pp. 195-208

Sara Vannini, Ayushi Tandon and Silvia Masiero

Centering queer knowledge paradigms in designing and implementing health information and communication technologies pp. 209-228

Travis L. Wagner and Vanessa L. Kitzie

Women’s solidarity as feminism in action: the concept of sisterhood (sororidad) in #LasRespondonas, a Facebook group in Peru pp. 229-245

Illari Diez and Juan Bossio

‘I pretend to be an ideal woman just to keep their mouths shut’: Bangladeshi women’s contestation of abuse through social media platforms pp. 246-263

Hannah Klose and Lubna Jebin

Health ICTs and transgender health equity: a research agenda pp. 264-290

Katherine Wyers

Comprehending ICT for gender empowerment in an aging context: digitalization of marginalized female elderly in the Global South during COVID-19 pp. 291-307

Xin Pei, Zhen Troy Chen and Lina Zhang

Decolonizing gender through ICT: a semiotic analysis of web images from Two-Spirit people websites pp. 308-328

Jose Ortiz

Challenging the local logics of oppression in times of post-colonial amnesia – a study of Ugandan LGBT+ activism in digital media spaces pp. 329-350

Cecilia Strand

Volume 30, issue 1, 2024

The shape of ICT4D to come pp. 1-9

Silvia Masiero

Strategic Information Systems (SIS) implementation at a bank in an emerging economy: implications for strategic enterprise capabilities and societal development pp. 10-32

Dereje Mulat Ferede, Solomon Negash and Peter Meso

Investigating the direct and indirect effects of Information and Communication Technology on economic growth in the emerging economies: role of financial development, foreign direct investment, innovation, and institutional quality pp. 33-56

Biswanath Behera, Anasuya Haldar and Narayan Sethi

Does digital payment induce economic growth in emerging economies? The mediating role of institutional quality, consumption expenditure, and bank credit pp. 57-75

Biswajit Patra and Narayan Sethi

Jamming to map creative scenes and practices pp. 76-92

Anja Venter

Reducing market separation through e-commerce: cases of Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) firms in India pp. 93-113

Dechen Angmo, Rajesh K. Aithal and Anand Jaiswal

Smart phone usage for women’s empowerment to respond against domestic violence in Bangladesh pp. 114-131

Touhida Tasnima and Md Azalanshah Md Syed

Readily available technologies in low-resource communities: a review and synthesis pp. 132-172

Thi Linh Phuong Dang, Arman Sadreddin and Suchit Ahuja

Economic spillovers from cloud computing: evidence from OECD countries pp. 173-194

Raúl Katz and Juan Jung

Volume 29, issue 4, 2023

Digital transformation for development: a human capital key or system of oppression? pp. 423-434

Sajda Qureshi

Sustainable business value model in the ICT4D research agenda pp. 435-461

Angelica Pigola and Fernando Souza Meirelles

The impact of internet development on green total factor productivity in China’s prefectural cities pp. 462-487

Renai Jiang, Shenghao Yang, Sidong Lian and Gary H. Jefferson

Towards a process framework to guide the development of ICT4D programs: a South African perspective pp. 488-524

Lauren Lize Fouche, Sara S. (Saartjie) Grobbelaar and Wouter G. Bam

Designing ICTs for development. A Delphi study on problem framing, approach, and team composition pp. 525-557

Stephen Smith and Rico Lie

Data management system for sustainable agriculture among smallholder farmers in Tanzania: research-in-progress pp. 558-581

Gilbert Exaud Mushi, Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo and Pierre-Yves Burgi

Digital financial services and human development: current landscape and research prospects pp. 582-606

Himanshu Sharma and Antonio Díaz Andrade

Criminal factions and ICT-Mediated financial inclusion in Brazilian favelas: the role of context pp. 607-644

Luiz Antonio Joia and Stefano Giarelli

The role of digitalization in decreasing gender gap in opportunity driven entrepreneurship pp. 645-664

M. Mahdi Moeini Gharagozloo, Mahdi Forghani Bajestani, Ali Moeini Gharagozloo, Amirmahmood Amini Sedeh and Fatemeh Askarzadeh

Explaining the digital divide in the European Union: the complementary role of information security concerns in the social process of internet appropriation pp. 665-691

Giuseppe Lamberti, Jordi Lopez-Sintas and Jakkapong Sukphan

Reducing technology-mediated service exclusion by providing human assistant support for senior citizens: evidence from China pp. 692-715

Yu Zhang, Hongquan Ao, Weibin Deng and Yafen Yuan

Correction pp. 716-716

The Editors

Volume 29, issue 2-3, 2023

Cycles of development in systems of survival with artificial intelligence: a formative research agenda pp. 171-183

Sajda Qureshi

E-formality and data justice: the individualization of street trade in Recife, Brazil pp. 184-204

Rui Roberto Ramos, Niall Hayes and Monideepa Tarafdar

How do localized socio-economic platform ecosystems emerge?: a mobile platform to bring the market to villagers in Himalayan forests pp. 205-227

Gaurav Dixit

Exploring the gender gap in mobile money awareness and use: evidence from eight low and middle income countries pp. 228-255

Travis W. Reynolds, Pierre E. Biscaye, C. Leigh Anderson, Caitlin O’Brien-Carelli and Joanna Keel

E-Governance as good governance? evidence from 15 West African countries pp. 256-275

Patience I. Akpan-Obong, Mai P. Trinh, Charles K. Ayo and Aderonke Oni

The potential of eParticipation in enlarging individual capabilities: a conceptual framework pp. 276-298

Fernando Pinto, Marie Anne Macadar and Gabriela Viale Pereira

Inequalities of Indonesia’s regional digital development and its association with socioeconomic characteristics: a spatial and multivariate analysis pp. 299-328

Fitri Kartiasih, Nachrowi Djalal Nachrowi, I Dewa Gede Karma Wisana and Dwini Handayani

Does information and communication technology really affect human development? An empirical analysis pp. 329-347

Yuri Zelenkov and Elizaveta Lashkevich

Blockchain technology prospects in transforming Ghana’s economy: a phenomenon-based approach pp. 348-377

Elijah Asante Boakye, Hongjiang Zhao and Bright Nana Kwame Ahia

Impacts of ICT and digital finance on poverty and income inequality: a sub-national study from India pp. 378-405

Simontini Das and Amrita Chatterjee

ICT adoption, bank performance & development in Sub-Saharan Africa: a dynamic panel analysis pp. 406-422

Ekene S. Aguegboh, Chinonso V. Agu and Vivian I. Nnetu-Okolieuwa

Volume 29, issue 1, 2023

ICT4D and the Sustainable Development Goals: a road well-traveled pp. 1-8

Annika Andersson and Mathias Hatakka

Digital development, inequalities & the Sustainable Development Goals: what does ‘Leave No-One Behind’ mean for ICT4D? pp. 9-26

Franz-Ferdinand Rothe, Leo Van Audenhove and Jan Loisen

Nowcasting for hunger relief: a study of promise and perils pp. 27-47

Wayne Wobcke, Caroline Compton, Fleur Johns, Jayson Lamchek and Siti Mariyah

Contract approaches for sustainable community-based access to e-service provision: a comparative study between Bangladesh and the Philippines pp. 48-60

Jeremy Brown and Shah Md. Safiul Hoque

Does digitalization contribute to lesser income inequality? Evidence from G20 countries pp. 61-82

Zi Hui Yin and Chang Hwan Choi

The role of information and communication technology and financial development in shaping a low-carbon environment: a Belt and Road journey toward development pp. 83-102

Shah Saud, Abdul Haseeb, Songsheng Chen and Huiyun Li

Impacts of information and communication technologies on the SDGs: the case of Mayu Telecomunicaciones in rural areas of Peru pp. 103-127

Ignacio Prieto-Egido, Teresa Sanchez-Chaparro and Julia Urquijo-Reguera

Can information and communication technologies contribute to poverty reduction? Evidence from poor counties in China pp. 128-150

Rui Gu, Wei Zhang, Kevin Chen and Fengying Nie

Digital finance and happiness: evidence from China pp. 151-169

Kexin Meng and Jing Jian Xiao