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If I were to share how much I agree with Herder I would repeat word for word what he said about financial sustainability.
While supporting endowment financing, I don't think it really eliminates the other financing mechanisms. But ofcourse membership fees must be well thought out or else they may never work to cuase impact.
Alain, it is true, as Polly put it "tc.org i…
Jimmy,
Thanks for putting figures and cases to my "broaden telecentre viewpoint", I love it very much. And for sure the narrow base can not push telecentres too far simply because by declaring the movement as that works exclusively in under or unse…
Polly, "I like the idea of World Telecentre Day - maybe fits better into the Q2 discussion, which I haven't got to yet? And the research centre - which I think cd fit into Q5?"
This is a great idea...
Indeed Niranjan, our concern needs to the degree - a controlled dose - of what is necessary to take the movement to the next level. This includes the themes, principle of operation, and anything that the telecentre universe will need to succeed.
Polly,
I like it that you would like tc.org Foundation to maintain it all inclusive open network approach - it has been its strength.
But something still unclear is how does it stratify itself downwards to meet its mission without having some deg…
Alain,
This sounds like a plausible mode of membership... and inclusion. It could address the tension of openness vs. closeness and informal vs. formal
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- UgaBYTES / The Manager Limited
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- About Me (biography and organization description)
- The creator of The Manager Limited; a management consultancy pillared on Research, Consultancy and Publication.
Co-creator of UgaBYTES, where he served as the Executive Director and Portfolio Coordinator. UgaBYTES is a telecentre network. He entered the telecentre movement in late 1990s.
Participated in several researches and emerging practises in EA. I helped create the Telecentre Times, EATLF, and National telecenter networks in Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda and Tanzania.
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- Talk about; Management, Networking, collaboration and partnerships, Writing and editing and communication for development, and I am I will be hooked to share.
But I am quite passionate about innovative thoughts that emerge value innovation and novel things that make competition irrelevant.
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Sulah Ndaula's Blog
Money Next Door Rule1; Recognize Why Givers Give
Natural rules are key in Money raising work as in any other field. Mastering the rules is 50% finding the Money in any given hunt. Actions rooted in rules rock and roll; they are always cool. But most Money raisers owe their success to their appreciation of “Why givers give”. Making it rule No. 1; Recognize Why Givers Give. Members of Money Next Door are talking about this rule. It is topic Number One.… Continue
Posted on December 22, 2008 at 5:39am —
Money Next Door: First Topic; Why do you give
Sometimes man is selfish. Other times selfless or merely concerned. Either way only time tells that side a Money seeker will find a giver. That is why celebrated Money raisers look out to understand why givers give within the hat of a corporate or self.
Sharing Topic #1, aims to get real life time short cases and moments that inspired you to give; Money, Time, Energy or Connection to a seeker (individual or corporate). Join in at http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/moneynextdoor/. Topic closes… Continue
Sharing Topic #1, aims to get real life time short cases and moments that inspired you to give; Money, Time, Energy or Connection to a seeker (individual or corporate). Join in at http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/moneynextdoor/. Topic closes… Continue
Posted on December 16, 2008 at 9:27am —
Crossing the Crisis: Recieve Money in Tough Times
The way to civil work is toughening. The floor is even rougher with the present global demand and supply crisis. People and corporates are donating less and less. Crossing lines to the new flowering days needs leaves of ideas as they crop. Now Mal Warwick and Dan Doyle present their #1-9 tips to keep you going and glowing even better; the short gun ideas. #1) Don’t panic. #2) Strengthen your case for giving. #3) Cut costs the smart way. And more.
Read more about the tips at http://ga1.org/ct/Qp… Continue
Read more about the tips at http://ga1.org/ct/Qp… Continue
Posted on December 16, 2008 at 6:00am —
Money Next Door: A key skill for Managers
Recently I attended a workshop in Mombasa. It talked about Money, Money and Money. Malick; Burkina Faso, Mohammed; Mali and Leonel; Mozambique, Meddie; IDRC and Vivian; IDRC also attended with IDRC's telecentre.org support.
The workshop stimulated my thoughts about Money, opportunities and tactics for getting it gushing my way. It also sharpened my skills in many things; courting, engaging and marrying donors… the ways for simply winning Money Next Door and beyond. It was a turning point for me… Continue
The workshop stimulated my thoughts about Money, opportunities and tactics for getting it gushing my way. It also sharpened my skills in many things; courting, engaging and marrying donors… the ways for simply winning Money Next Door and beyond. It was a turning point for me… Continue
Posted on December 7, 2008 at 1:30am —
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 4:08am on January 18, 2010,
Community Facilitator said…
- Dear Sulah,
Hope you have received our message.
Best wishes :)))
- At 5:40am on November 9, 2009,
Shipra Sharma said… - Hi Sulah,
Thanks for joining the "telecentre.org Online Consultation" group. Please also enrich the site with some of your interesting blogs or discussions. It's always a pleasure to read and participate in them!
- At 12:45am on February 19, 2009,
Tess Camba said… - Hi Sulah,
Glad that you are one of the supporting authors to the chapter on Network Management. I've posted the inital chapter outline. Pls find time to review and provide inputs.
Thanks and regards.
- At 6:59am on December 18, 2008,
Shipra Sharma said…
- Thanks Sulah.
I will comment on your discussion shortly. Since I am not a donor, I am just thinking how?
- At 9:33am on December 7, 2008,
Shipra Sharma said…
- Hi Sulah, Thanks for inviting me to the money next door group. It really rocks! One personal comment- why are you making the cute, sweet baby cry? Get a happy picture of her with you! Personally, I can't see her crying.
- At 1:54am on October 16, 2008,
AHMED SUDAN said… - dear sulah
it is a long time. you are one of the great people in telecentre movement. you are chairing the ugabytes the pioneer in telecentre movement so it is my pleasure to be your friend
- At 12:31pm on September 23, 2008,
Claire Buré said… - Hola Sulah!
Good to hear from you. You know, I have still been thinking of the question you asked me a while ago, about how to make telecentres not just cater to 'communities' in general, but to INDIVIDUALS... it's a big question that deserves more focus. And I think it has to do with continuing to inspire the very individuals that make up the tc. movement...
Hope you are well,
C.
- At 10:30am on August 8, 2008,
Betty Iyamuremye said… - Welcome!
- At 10:14am on August 8, 2008,
Partha Sarker said… - Welcome Sulah. If you have any comment on the website or have any feedback, please feel free to raise your concern/thoughts at 'Website Help and Feedback Forum' (http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/forum/topic/listForCategory?categoryId=2086278%3ACategory%3A445).
Thanks again.
Partha
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