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<title>ICT can help eradicate illiteracy in E9 countries</title>
<link>http://www.digitalopportunity.org/article/view/153989/1/1087</link>
<description>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.</description>
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<title>Bangladesh ICT proposed budget of 2007-2008 seeks more modifications</title>
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<description>The Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC) has provided recommendations to the Bangladesh government to make the budget of the Ministry of Science and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) more pro-poor.</description>
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<title>Managing information systems for non-formal education</title>
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<description>UNESCO staff from the region had a chance to get a more in-depth briefing and hands-on experience on the development and implementation of managing information systems in the non-formal education sector through a workshop organized by UNESCO’s Section for Literacy and Non-Formal Education, and UNESCO Bangkok’s AIMS and APPEAL Units.</description>
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<title>Issues of learner support in open and distance learning in low income countries</title>
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<description>A report prepared by the International Research Foundation for Open Learning (IRFOL) for the Commonwealth of Learning (COL) reflects on the existing approaches to learner support, with a particular focus on lower income countries, and gives examples of how such support is provided in a wide range of circumstances.</description>
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<title>VCD modules promote learning and reflection for migrant girls</title>
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<description>VCD modules that promote learning and reflection have been developed for migrant girls crossing the Mekong River into Thailand, as well as other groups of at-risk youth. This pilot, developed under a project of the US-based Education Development Center, seeks to demonstrate how VCD 
technology - already very popular in the region - can help these girls before they find themselves in compromising situations.</description>
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