30.08.2005
Nigerian techies are developing the Solo, a computer that can withstand the dust, heat, and unreliable power supply common in their part of the world, and hoping the tropicalised PCs can connect greatly underserved Nigerians in rural areas with the rest of the country and the world.
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Association for Progressive Communications
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[Nigeria]
[Internet]
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26.08.2005
Four doctors and a technician from Afghanistan are in the south Indian metro of Chennai getting training on telemedicine to enable them to reach out to ailing Afghans in rural and farflung areas. The doctors say that there are no facilities to reach out to those in rural areas or to get in touch with specialists in other countries.
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[Afghanistan]
[India]
[health & ICT]
[international cooperation]
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26.08.2005
UNESCO Bangkok's Assessment, Information Systems, Monitoring and Statistics (AIMS) Unit hosted and trained officials from the Nepal Ministry of Education (MoE) as part of the Flash Report Method on conducting annual school census at the AIMS office, UNESCO Bangkok.
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[Nepal]
[Thailand]
[education & ICT]
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25.08.2005
In cooperation with the "Universidade de la Republica Oriental de Uruguay, UNESCO Montevideo and the National Library of Uruguay will organise in Montevideo, Uruguay from 29 August - 2 September 2005, a training course for MERCOSUR countries on the creation of digital libraries.
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[Uruguay]
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01.08.2005
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has employed such technologies that there is complete computerisation of all its activities in the operation stage.
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[India]
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