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Simple guide to telecentre sustainability
I have prepared this summary presentation, aiming the telecentre operators who struggle to find a way to Sustainability. Hope this may helpful.Telecentre Sustainability GuideView SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: sustainable operators)Subsidy Vouchers; a unique model to catalyze rural poor
How to attract the rural computer-illiterate to telecentres (branded as Nanasala) has been a serious question for ICT Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA), when they start setting up hundreds of telecentres across the rural landscape.‘Subsidy Voucher’ has been a unique concept they have formulated together with expert contributions of Sarvodaya (building upon the ideas of Public Interest Program Unit ofAgony of transformation from Donor funding to Social Enterprising
SITU (Sarvodaya IT Unit) is the pioneering telecentre program of Sarvodaya, Sri Lanka. Though it had multiple sustainability elements inbuilt from early stages, the organizational priorities (of Sarvodaya) were on social-welfare delivery than revenue generation. Thus, SITU lacked the conducive organizational environment to materialize a cohesive economic program. As a result, the program wastelecentre.org's Discussions
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Have something you'd like to be able to do on this website but can't? Here's where you can tell us. The telecentre.org team reviews all feature requests, prioritizes them based on community needs and…
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Here's a place to discuss how to customize your page. You have total control over your page — complete freedom to make it look as good or bad as you choose :)
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'1,000 Ideas to Make Telecentres Work' Announcement for contributing stories to the book
As public access centres, telecentres are continuously experimenting with new ideas in the areas of content, services and technology to broaden their reach and also enhance their relevance and acceptability within the community. There are many such instances where telecentre leaders have used indigenous ideas to make their telecentres more responsive to the needs of the community being served along with making it economically sustainable for themselves.
Such telecentres and practices have the p… Continue
Such telecentres and practices have the p… Continue
Posted on January 21, 2010 at 9:30pm — 13 Comments
Introducing the new Community Facilitator profile
In a desire to have a common identity for all Community Facilitators in this website and in order to more efficiently cater to the needs of members, telecentre.org proudly introduces the new… Continue Posted on November 9, 2009 at 9:30pm — 11 Comments
Towards telecentre.org’s New Home Base
Progress continues in the transfer of telecentre.org to its new home in the Philippines by the end of the year. The telecentre.org Foundation, a new, non-profit organization based in Manila, will soon be legally incorporated and ready to start hosting telecentre.org starting December 31st. Since telecentre.org’s creation in 2005, our funders – the International Development Research Centre, Microsoft and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation — planned for the start up of our program an… Continue
Posted on October 6, 2009 at 2:20pm —
telecentre.org Academy gets ready to train 10.000 telecentre workers
During 2010 and 2011 more than 10,000 telecentre workers will be able to gain knowledge and professional training through an eLearning system with standardized curricula developed by the telecentre.org Academy and endorsed by a number of open universities around the world.
In the first step towards this effort, a "write-shop" is being organized in Singapore from 2-5 June 2009, where ten subject matter specialists from eight countries are expected to gather and, together, create a global certifi… Continue
In the first step towards this effort, a "write-shop" is being organized in Singapore from 2-5 June 2009, where ten subject matter specialists from eight countries are expected to gather and, together, create a global certifi… Continue
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 2:13pm —
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Computer Literacy is essential to almost all jobs in the present market. What computer skills do you require applicants to have in order to get a job? Most jobs in today's society require that an employee know basic computer skills. This involves kn…
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After sweeping out thirty years of terrorism, the country has the prospect of reaching out to the most vulnerable groups in North and East of Sri Lanka. When consider the digital gab between souths and north is huge.…
Thank you for sharing.Could you elaborate the special features of microhealth centres?How many patients are getting services from such centres?Could you also indicate if the telecentre facilities are available there?
Hello Ship & Seu, many thanks......will do that Ship; sent u an email about the book. Waiting to hear from you
Cheers
Apple has decided to allow the users of the iPhone phone to make calls through
New versions of services, voice over Internet protocol (IP).
Starting from now, phone users can save money by making calls over the phone
Through a communications networ…
Great Story Sandra,
Why don't you send this for 1000 Ideas book in the given template.
East Africa Com 2010 at Kenya
April 27, 2010 to April 28, 2010
East Africa Com is an annual event dedicated to the communications markets of East Africa where operators (fixed, mobile, wireless), ISPs, regulators, investors and vendors from the region gather to debate the opportunities and challenges facing the…
Modern technologies of ICT and telecentres
are very helpful for both men and women.But
it may be more useful to learn the actual
status of efficacy for the development of
societies through the telecentre related
technologies.
Great initiative San... Kudos to Maendeleo for their efforts.
I really like the video. Thankx for sharing this with us.
Wish u the best,
SEU
Telecentres are providing immense services to the promotion of education.Students of all disciplines and societies use the various services of telecentres for their assignments and communications.We may highlight educational activities in this group.
Can anyone recommend free specialized software for children with special needs? ( Autism, Ceberal Palsey and Down's Syndrome)
A group of people working together to promote and improve telecentres knowledge on ICTs development for people with disabilities
Three solar panels, a battery, ten folding'chairs, five tables, fifteen
Intel-powered Classmate PCs and two teachers in a small van: this is
the basic “equipment” of the Mobile Solar Computer Classroom (MSCC).
It has been en route through rural Ugan…
Three solar panels, a battery, ten folding'chairs, five tables, fifteen
Intel-powered Classmate PCs and two teachers in a small van: this is
the basic “equipment” of the Mobile Solar Computer Classroom (MSCC).
It has been en route through rural Ugan…
Is anyone here implementing microhealth centers integrated with telecenters? We have established 3 in Paksitan, and are interested in learning and sharing informationw ith otehrs doing similar work.
www. sehatfirst.com
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