Full coverage: Knowledge
October 2007
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31.10.2007
Spain's new electronic ID cards will reach 30 million citizens soon. The Interior Ministry has already distributed 1.2 million chip-based cards and expects to issue at least 800,000 more by the end of the year.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [Spain] [Western Europe] [access] [e-governance] [knowledge & ICT] [policy initiatives in ICT] |
31.10.2007
BangaloreIT.in 2007 - billed as Asia’s biggest ICT event - got on to a slow start on October 30, with few IT enthusiasts participating on the first day.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] [access] [economy] [e-governance] [knowledge & ICT] [policy initiatives in ICT] |
31.10.2007
A two-day workshop on “IT for All” is promoting the use of Information Technology for the betterment of all sections of society. The workshop, organised by FTK-Center for Information Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia, opened at its campus in New Delhi.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] [knowledge & ICT] [Internet] [capacity building] |
30.10.2007
The Jatropha scrub weed can weather droughts, stop soil erosion, transform barren lands into lush greenery, while providing self-sufficient energy for rural communities – all at the same time. While India has plans to make the plant its chief biofuel source, there is little knowledge on the environmental impact of its cultivation.
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30.10.2007
Hingga tanggal 30 September 2007, secara kumulatif total jumlah kasus AIDS yang dilaporkan di Indonesia adalah 10.384. Menurut Departemen Kesehatan, kasus itu dilaporkan dari 186 kabupaten/kota yang tersebar 32 provinsi.
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29.10.2007
Policy planners, academics and representatives of non-governmental organizations will deliberate whether pastoralism provides a strategic alternative in the quest for sustainable development in a two day national seminar at Jaipur, Rajasthan on November 21-22.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] Image: Man with cattle © Peter Armstrong
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27.10.2007
A small Indian village in the western state of Gujarat discovers the power of the Right to Information (RTI). After four years of complaints on the lack of health care services, a few straight questions to the Public Information Officer make things move.
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25.10.2007
Bihar is one of the few states in India, which has failed to reap the benefits of modern technology. To catch up with other states, the government now plans to take internet into the rural hinterland. The e-kiosks will function as delivery points for e-governance and e-learning centres, providing information and services such as commodity rates, agricultural counselling, health and hygiene, etc.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [communications] [Internet] [knowledge & ICT] [media technologies] Image: Connecting to the world © Narendra Deo
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25.10.2007
KPO Australia 2007 will bring together enterprise, government and outsourcing providers to promote the key benefits of Knowledge Process Outsourcing at Sydney, from 7 - 9 Nov 2007.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [Asia and the Pacific] [Australia] [economy] [knowledge & ICT] |
22.10.2007
Untuk mengetahui hasil diagnosis HIV positif atau tidak, Anda tak perlu lagi menunggu lama. Dengan metode immunochromatography (IC), diagnosis sudah bisa diketahui dalam tempo 15 menit.
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21.10.2007
The UN International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction that falls on October 10 calls for strategies to prevent and mitigate natural disasters. Kathambi Kinoti says the role of women has been far less explored considering the huge impact that disasters have had on women’s lives. What lessons have we learnt from past disasters?
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [Sri Lanka] |
10.10.2007
A new manual encourages the hearing disabled communities in developing countries to take control of their health. Developed by the Kenyan Peer Education Network,The Deaf Peers’ Education Manual addresses three main issues: sexual education, relationships and hygiene for a basic understanding of sexual health, HIV/AIDS, and can be adapted to fit the cultural context and needs of the deaf communities.
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09.10.2007
Reuters Market Light (RML), a mobile phone-based service launched by Reuters, will connect India's 250 million farmers with buyers and traders and offer updated pricing information, news and weather updates. So far, 7,500 farmers have signed up for the service.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] [access] [communications] [economy] [Internet] [knowledge & ICT] [media technologies] [ICT in poverty reduction] |
09.10.2007
YouTube is all set to move beyond entertainment. The University of California (UC), Berkeley has become the first university to make its entire course lectures and special events available to viewers on YouTube. The university’s recently launched educational technology services (ETS) delivers course and event content as podcasts and streaming videos.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [communications] [education & ICT] [educational innovations] [Internet] [knowledge & ICT] [literacy & ICT] [media technologies] |
09.10.2007
Reuters Market Light (RML), a mobile phone-based service launched by Reuters, will connect India's 250 million farmers with buyers and traders and offer updated pricing information, news and weather updates. So far, 7,500 farmers have signed up for the service.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] [communications] [economy] [Internet] [knowledge & ICT] Image: Indian woman in the field
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09.10.2007
YouTube is all set to move beyond entertainment. The University of California (UC), Berkeley has become the first university to make its entire course lectures and special events available to viewers on YouTube. The university’s recently launched educational technology services (ETS) delivers course and event content as podcasts and streaming videos.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [knowledge & ICT] [Internet] [education & ICT] [communications] |
09.10.2007
Greater decentralisation of ICT programmes with locally relevant, context specific and flexible content can boost literacy, says the 10 point charter of the two day international conference of E-9 countries on ICT for Literacy in Bangalore, India. The E-9 countries are Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nigeria, Egypt, Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, China and India.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [India] [South Asia] [children & ICT] [civil society & ICT] [education & ICT] [international cooperation] [knowledge & ICT] [literacy & ICT] [non-formal education] [policy initiatives in ICT] |
05.10.2007
Ahmednagar based NGO, Watershed Organisation Trust (WOTR), in Maharashtra, India, is training young men and women to report on local news. 'Rural Chronicle' will publish their efforts with the aim to engage the youth in local development issues.
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05.10.2007
On October 3rd ,Delhi University joined the league of Indian universities with a community radio station. DU 90.4 FM will broadcast community related programmes as well as those dealing with students' issues.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [South Asia] [India] [civil society & ICT] [communications] [education & ICT] [knowledge & ICT] [media technologies] |
03.10.2007
‘India aspires to be a knowledge society but wants to engage poorest 250 million in menial tasks,’ says Professor Anil Gupta of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad and Vice Chairman of National Innovation Foundation. Here he speaks on the need to democratize the spirit of e-content and bring about a cultural revolution through digital technologies.
Story linkRelated topics/regions: [India] [South Asia] [civil society & ICT] [education & ICT] [e-governance] [Internet] [knowledge & ICT] Image: An open-air classroom...waiting to cross the digital divide?
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