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Information-led development (ILD) is a development strategy whereby a developing country makes as a primary economic policy focus the creation and development of a national information technology (IT) sector with the express aim of relying on this sector as an engine of growth. Notable examples of such countries are India and the Philippines. Increasingly, tools from information-led development are being used for community economic development in both developed countries and emerging markets.
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