UgaBYTES awarded Amy Mahan Research Fellowships Program
Submitted by Francis on April 1, 2010 - 11:01.
The Amy Mahan Research Fellowship Program to Assess the Impact of Public Access to ICT has announced the winners of the awards. Twelve teams from 12 different countries - four each from Africa, Asia and the Latin America and Caribbean region - will receive up to €22,000 in funding plus specialized mentoring guidance to enable them to carry out an original research project that addresses one or more critical questions regarding the impact of public access to ICTs.
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Networks with a Purpose : E-Discussion set start on 26th April
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Digital villages project rolled out in Kenya
Submitted by Francis on April 15, 2010 - 10:42.Courtesy of Business Daily Africa
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WEEKLY NEWS ROUND UP- AFRICA (WEEK 14)
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Regional Thetha ICT Project - Overview of Outcomes
Submitted by Francis on April 9, 2010 - 10:12.Submitted by David Barnard to the Ugabytes mailing
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Good e marketing practises by BROSDI Telecentre are making life better for farmers in Wainha - Magyuge distirct (Uganda)
Submitted by Sandra on April 8, 2010 - 14:42.Wainha — Mayuge district has 31,000 farming families served by just nine
agricultural extension workers. In Wainha village, an internet centre
run by the Busoga Rural Open Source and Development Initiative is more
than filling the gap in assisting farmers.
Joseph Wangolo is still mesmerised by the computers, six years after he first saw one. "That thing is so clever it will give you information about anything. It knows even our village, can you imagine?" he says.
Comparative advantage
Joseph Wangolo is still mesmerised by the computers, six years after he first saw one. "That thing is so clever it will give you information about anything. It knows even our village, can you imagine?" he says.
Comparative advantage
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