[Telecentres] D.Net's seminar at WSIS titled "Access to Information through ICT: Missing Dimension in Poverty Alleviation (Case Study Bangladesh)"

[Mahmud Hasan]

International Research Development Centre World Summit on the Information Society Development Research Network   Dear Friends We are pleased to invite you to the session on ‘Improving Access to Information through ICT: Missing Dimension in Poverty Alleviation (Case Study Bangladesh)’ to be held on November 15, 2005 at WSIS. The session will highlight on the issues of access to information as a part of access to resources, which are important for addressing the misgivings of poverty. The session will cover the issues of local content, role of infomediary, use of ICTs other than computers, socio-economic sustainability of ICT-based information exchange system etc. The session is jointly organised by D.Net- Development Research Network, Bangladesh and International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada. Your participation will benefit the research endeavours in understanding impact of ICTs on poverty and rural livelihood.   Please do not forget to mark this event in your busy WSIS calendar.   Dr. Ananya Raihan Executive Director D.Net Programme November 15, 2005 Time: 1400 – 1530 hrs, Session C Venue: Expo Room 9, GKP Forum, Kram PalExpo, Tunis, Tunisia.   Ñ     Keynote Speaker: Dr. Ananya Raihan,  Executive Director, D.Net Panellists: Ñ     Professor Subbiah Arunachalam, Distinguished Fellow, M S Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF) Ñ     Reza Salim, Associate Director, Bangladesh Friendship Education Society (BFES) Ñ     Laurent Elder, Team Leader, PAN ASIA

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