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partner news
November 2002
25.11.2002
The Asia-Pacific Development Information Programme of the UNDP is planning a series of e-awareness seminars for Asian parliamentarians to assist various countries to succeed in their ICT for development initiatives. APDIP is organising the seminars jointly with the Global Knowledge Partnership and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.
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UNDP - Asia-Pacific Development Information Programme
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18.11.2002
The Women's Internet Café of the Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and Network is a centre where women from technology-poor communities are trained to use e-mail and Internet. For a reasonable fee, women can surf the Web, and check and send e-mails. The centre also offers IT training courses, workshops and seminars for women.
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Image: Helping Zimbabwe women raise their voice
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07.11.2002
The ICT policy programme of our South African partner Bridges.org has been awarded with a very honourable mention at this year's APC Africa Hafkin Communications Prize. Bridges.org promotes access to ICT by researching, testing, and promoting best practices for sustainable technology use.
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Bridges
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07.11.2002
DevelopmentSpace is a virtual marketplace where donors can seek out developing projects that meet their needs. You can join a philanthropic community, contribute to field projects through direct contact with their leaders and intimate participation in the projects' development.
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GlobalGiving
Image: This youth centre in Ghana seeks funds
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Making calls over net technology is changing the face of phones. New technology to make voice calls over broadband has hit UK High Streets with the launch of Freetalk in Dixons, Currys, The Link and PC World.
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Networked Intelligence for Development
Networked Intelligence for Development is a Toronto based network of independent consultants and trainers specializing in new media, information and communication technologies (ICTs), the creative industries and international development. Our consultants have held senior positions in multilateral organizations, governmental and intergovernmental organizations, broadcasting and media institutions, research institutes and non-governmental organizations.
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Digital Divide Network
The Digital Divide Network, a project of the Benton Foundation, examines the digital divide from many perspectives. The Web site offers a range of information, tools and resources that help practitioners stay on top of digital divide developments.
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