On 5/26/05, Tshepo Thlaku [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...People would rather walk several kilometers to visit a relative and
talk face-to-face rather than chatting online.
I have been working with the communities and organisations to
encourage/stimulate use of ICTs. I know that people use the
On 11/3/04, Andy Lieberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I feel comfortable with the above-stated model at the local level,
I am struggling a bit with the ethics and reality of whether a mid-sized
local NGO should build its sustainability off end users. For example,
some people have
be applied to
critical services selectively.
Regards,
Meddie Mayanja
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Dear All,
I am Meddie Mayanja, working for the World Bank Institute. I wanted to
contribute to the debate in the context of my experience in the ICTs for
Development and my current position.
1. Are high-bandwidth connections necessary, or even important, to
making a real impact
Access to ICTs
Meddie Mayanja
ICT Community Development Specialist
World Links
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in themselves.
This is where things go wrong! ICTs are delivered and expections rise
about development--what content/services relevant to the community have
been planned, it should always be asked!
Meddie Mayanja
ICT Community Development Specialist
World Links
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