31.03.2006
key component of e-governance is to provide governments with a citizen-friendly face. Naturally, G2C (government-to-citizens) is an important element of all e-governance projects.e-Seva is, perhaps, the best example and one of the earliest attempts to take the benefits of e-governance to citizens.
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[South Asia]
[e-governance]
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29.03.2006
Contrary to popular perception, information technology has a far greater impact in rural areas than urban centres. A recent survey of 37 e-governance projects, spread across 11 states accorded an overall rating of 8.67 to rural e-governance projects against 8.03 to urban projects
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[South Asia]
[India]
Image: A software training session in Dug village © Kumar M Tiku
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03.03.2006
EICTA1 believes in free, balanced, open and fair trade. EICTA therefore believes in zero tariffs and zero non-tariff barriers, world-wide, in a multilateral, rules-based trading system affording maximum access to markets with the minimum of barriers.
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[international cooperation]
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02.03.2006
A new pilot project to capture cases of violence against women in a comprehensive database has been launched by UNIFEM in Afghanistan. The database will be used to analyze trends and determine strategies to tackle the issue, including identifying gaps in nation-wide response mechanisms and service provision for victims.
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[Afghanistan]
[gender & ICT]
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01.03.2006
The ICT Agency of Sri Lanka - ICTA - is seeking interns for the period June - September 2006 to participate in a research effort geared at facilitating the capturing of knowledge as part of its management information program and to provide research material to the support the programs and projects of ICTA.
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[Sri Lanka]
[capacity building]
Image: Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) Sri Lanka, foyer group © Peter Armstrong
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