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- ngoconnectafrica.org
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- ngoconnectafrica.org is aimed at promoting ICTs to NGOs across Sub-Saharan Africa. We provide spaces for teams to collaborate, engage and inform each other, work together and share knowledge with the community resulting in a community of practise for the benefit of all.
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- Social networking, Web 2.0, the use of ICT in NGO sector, technology and rural development, African Culture and preserving it through technology, How technology can improve lives i.e. disabled, rural, illiterate, women, youth, Sustainable development
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- marlene@ngoconnectafrica.org
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- 301 Oakmont, Somerset Links Office park, De Beers Avenue, Somerset West
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- Cape Town
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- Eastern & Southern Africa
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Dear Telecenter community,We are in the process of developing a toolkit for using in telecenters so we can guide the administrators on how to provide services for people with disabilities and to guide them on tools and software that they can use. An…
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I love the open communication that the comments afford. oneVillage Foundation in 2007 launched the building of Open Digital Villages(ODIVs) at all of its 4 operational countries. These ODiVs are just like telecentres but a quite unique. We refer also to them as 'Unity Centers'. The first ODiV has been established by oneVillage Foundation Ghana at Winneba, Ghana known as the Winneba Open Digital Village(WODiV). This village has offices that houses oneVillage Foundation in Ghana. It also has Training Rooms, a Conference room, an Internet Business Solution Unit(Internet, computer repairs, scanning, printing), a base station that monitors our WODiVNet Community Wireless Network in Winneba. The goal is to build a sustainable model that can be replicated in other parts of Ghana and Africa.
It will interest you to know that WODiV has served as a center to host both national and international capacity building workshops and conferences. Please see our capacity building website at http://www.simpasummits.net/
Also see the link to our photo blog exclusively on WODiV at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1village/collections/72157603714968802/
Also all oneVillage Foundation program photos in collections:
www.flickr.com/photos/1village/collections
Also feel free to check out the parent website at www.onevillagefoundation.org.
We are also actively engaged in ICT research and currently working on two research projects: Wireless Africa(Coordinated by MERAKA Institute, SA) and Digital World Forum.
Thanks a lot and hope we can contribute together in bridging the digital divide.
Best,
Jacob
Best,
Jacob
Really, I highly appreciate for joining Telecentre for Disabilities group.
Let us work together to benefits persons with disabilities through ICTs, I am sure, the use ICTs for handicapped make a bright individual and independent economic life.
Again, many thanks.
Nabil
Mwandha Nasser