development and
local needs.
In case any List members are interested in Jim's question for practical
reasons as well as theoretical reasons I will point out that CawdNet is
always willing to explore overlapping interests and potential
collaborations with other individuals or groups.
Pam
Pamela McLean
out into the wider community. There is
far too much to discuss here in any detail, but i am happy to be
contacted off list.
I hope this has been some help.
Pam
Pamela McLean
CawdNet Convenor
(for a flavour of CawdNet go to www.cawd.net and click on CawdNet)
On Friday, May 27, 2005, Davis Weddi
Dear Femi,
I would appreciate discussing this with you, as CawdNet is also working
on a course for Local Government (LG) officials in Nigeria.
CawdNet has a long standing interest in local government. Our late
founder's inital vision was based on working with all ten local
governments in
Community Help Education and Resources Systems under development
at:
http://teacherstalking.xwiki.com/xwiki/bin/view/Main/TeachersTalkingCourse
As Tom says Let's bring on the universal translators and the voice to
digital conversion systems ..
Pam
Pamela McLean - CAWD volunteer and CawdNet convenor
Dear List Members,
My thanks to everyone who contributed to this thread.
The discussion was opened initially to try to help The Farmer (TF) to
solve a specific problem. There was a time constraint, because his
savings were due to be paid out to him in January. January is now over
so it is time
and welcome your continuing
involvement.
Pamela McLean
CawdNet -- using the Internet on behalf of rural communities in Africa
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Dear GKD Members,
A Nigerian farmer has asked for advice (because he knows I can get
information from the Internet and he is now in a position to exchange
emails with me). I am directing this request for information to the GKD
List for two reasons:
1) Because it is a practical example of the
On 11/18/04, Kris Dev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently I visited the rural kiosk network and addressed about 50 women
near Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India...They are the volunteer entrepreneurs
who have taken loans and set-up computer kiosks...They are doing a
wonderful job of making the poor
looking for people with shared interests who want to join with us
in some kind of win-win situation.
Pamela McLean
CawdNet Convenor
This DOT-COM Discussion is funded by USAID's dot-ORG Cooperative
Agreement with AED, in partnership with World Resources Institute's
Digital Dividend
. The course organisers are
concerned with various aspects of training and livelihoods and are
realistic about the need for establishing sustainable initiatives. The
TT work is part of a wider vision for sustainable development.
Pamela McLean
This DOT-COM Discussion is funded
- but beyond our internal resources).
I still hope that there is genuine overlap of purpose on both sides of
the plate glass. Maybe we aren't on opposite sides of a window - maybe
its just a matter of working out which section of glass is a wall and
which bit is a doorway.
Pamela McLean
CAWD
We have been asked to answer five questions, which are repeated below
with replies on behalf of OOCD 2000+
1. What activities are endeavoring to bring connectivity to
under-served communities?
Oke-Ogun Community Development Agenda 2000 Plus (OOCD 2000+) is
endeavouring to bring connectivity to
This may be of interest.
The Project
Mandate the Future (MtF) is Worldview's first online venture. The
project is designed to harness the power of Internet and the digital
medium to the advantage of youth across the globe. MtF is a forum
created and driven by youth. It gives them an opportunity
Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.. if your
personal energy gets spent on a more impactful project it may assist in
getting telecoms and energy to this area sooner.
I am open to any practical suggestions for the best ways to direct my
energies to achieve the Community Development objectives
Thanks to contributors who have raised this topic. The issues do need to
be clarified. How can we have clarity of thoughts and communication
without clarity of language?
May I illustrate the problem by describing a project in rural Nigeria.
Its long term vision is for community development.
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