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Full coverage: South Asia
July 2004
26.07.2004
As part of a major Information Technology (IT) exercise, the Sri Lankan government has launched a pioneering island wide program to train school principals and teachers in the troubled island nation, and introduce IT in the school curriculum.
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From:
OneWorld on Yahoo News
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[Sri Lanka]
[education & ICT]
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19.07.2004
The Grameen Bank will further strengthen its ICT and phone network in the villages of Bangladesh with the World Bank award for ICTs.
From:
World Bank
Related topics/regions:
[Bangladesh]
[communications]
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16.07.2004
OneWorld South Asia and the MS Swaminathan Foundation held a two-day workshop for policy makers on setting up an infokiosk in every Indian village by 2007.
Related topics/regions:
[India]
[Internet]
[ICT in poverty reduction]
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12.07.2004
The state of Punjab, India, has announced that it is hiring world class IT professionals to implement its e-governance plan. The professionals will work with the Punjab Information Technology Board to improve the efficiency of the administration. The government has invited recommendations from the people.
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Related topics/regions:
[Asia and the Pacific]
[India]
[e-governance]
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05.07.2004
A network for sharing of programme content is helping Nepals FM stations connect better. Eleven FM radios outside the Kathmandu valley are using Internet, wireless and other new media technology to share six hours of audio software a week produced from a central hub. Started in 2001, the Networking FM Radio Stations in Nepal project now aims to provide up to 19 hours of programming.
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From:
Panos Institute South Asia
Related topics/regions:
[East Asia]
[Nepal]
[access]
[civil society & ICT]
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01.07.2004
Policy makers from Indian government will deliberate on broadband and ICT development in a two-day ministerial conference from July 1 to 2 in Bangkok. The conference is being organised by the Asia-Pacific Telecommunity (APT) to establish a framework of activities for broadband deployment in the APT member countries.
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Related topics/regions:
[India]
[Asia and the Pacific]
[communications]
[Internet]
[policy initiatives in ICT]
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