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knowledge & ICT

October 2004

A handheld computer: Healthcare at hand
26.10.2004 The Indian Department of Telecommunication has allocated an amount of Rs 600 crore to start tele-information centres in the country that would also provide tele-education facilities apart from issuing birth and death certificates.
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From: Centre For Spatial Database Management & Solutions
Related topics/regions: [India] [health & ICT]
Image: A handheld computer: Healthcare at hand
18.10.2004 According to the UNDP research, BiH has very poor gender balance when it comes to employment of women in ICT. According to the research data from employment biros and e-Readiness assessment women hold just one third of jobs related to use of ICT. Having in mind that according to the EUSTAT (EU agency for statistics) demand for ICT is 12% higher then current EU supply, BiH has historic chance to combat unemployment through development of ICT industry.
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From: United Nations Development Programme
Related topics/regions: [Bosnia] [civil society & ICT] [communications] [gender & ICT]
18.10.2004 According to the UNDP research, BiH has very poor gender balance when it comes to employment of women in ICT. According to the research data from employment biros and e-Readiness assessment women hold just one third of jobs related to use of ICT. Having in mind that according to the EUSTAT (EU agency for statistics) demand for ICT is 12% higher then current EU supply, BiH has historic chance to combat unemployment through development of ICT industry.
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From: United Nations Development Programme
Related topics/regions: [Bosnia] [civil society & ICT] [communications] [gender & ICT]
Women and ICT
18.10.2004 According to the UNDP research, BiH has very poor gender balance when it comes to employment of women in ICT. According to the research data from employment biros and e-Readiness assessment women hold just one third of jobs related to use of ICT. Having in mind that according to the EUSTAT (EU agency for statistics) demand for ICT is 12% higher then current EU supply, BiH has historic chance to combat unemployment through development of ICT industry.
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From: United Nations Development Programme
Related topics/regions: [Bosnia] [civil society & ICT] [communications] [gender & ICT]
Image: Women and ICT
Crossing the digital divide in the classroom
18.10.2004 Around 150 multimedia centers in schools in several Indian states are providing effective learning technology that can also facilitate knowledge sharing amongst institutions.
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From: Kerala Online
Related topics/regions: [India] [children & ICT] [education & ICT]
Image: Crossing the digital divide in the classroom © Centre for Science and Environment
Crossing the digital divide in the classroom
18.10.2004 Around 150 multimedia centers in schools in several Indian states are providing effective learning technology that can also facilitate knowledge sharing amongst institutions.
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From: Kerala Online
Related topics/regions: [India] [children & ICT] [education & ICT]
Image: Crossing the digital divide in the classroom © Centre for Science and Environment
15.10.2004 A consortium comprising Microsoft, Intel, Citibank and Pac Soft Solutions has offered a software called Lyceum aimed at providing low-cost futuristic technologies for the Indian education sector through a connected learning solution.

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From: Centre For Spatial Database Management & Solutions
Related topics/regions: [India] [children & ICT] [education & ICT] [Internet]
08.10.2004 A digital online literacy course has been designed for agricultural professionals in the Asia Pacific region that would enable them to communicate with other individuals connected to the Internet.
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From: Centre For Spatial Database Management & Solutions
Related topics/regions: [capacity building] [Internet]
07.10.2004 More than 4,000 farmers in Ghana’s upper east regions can now switch on their radio sets to get all the crop and market information that they need. Started as a three-month pilot, the Farmer Information Support project also aims to use mobile phones and Internet to set up a long-distance information programme.
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From: International Institute for Communication and Development
Related topics/regions: [Ghana] [access] [civil society & ICT]
05.10.2004 The Open Knowledge Network (www.openknowledge.net), an initiative in Pondicherry promoting creation and exchange of local information through ICT tools, is expanding its reach to other parts of India. OneWorld South Asia aims to identify two hub organisations in northern India that would participate in the project for five months (test phase) and as full-fledged hubs for at least a year. Interested organisations should send proposals by October 6, 2004.
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Related topics/regions: [India] [capacity building] [civil society & ICT] [ICT in poverty reduction]

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