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Balancing Act Assists creation of content for the internet and other new media technologies in Africa in the fields of economic, social and cultural development. Kabissa Provides Internet, training and network services for the African non-profit sector. Center for Information Technology in African Development Resource, research, training and consulting center concerned with the information and communication technologies and information society development in Africa. Partnership for Information and Communication Technologies in Africa Network of donors and agencies working to improve information exchange and collaboration around ICT activities in Africa. Summary of International ICT Development Projects in Africa A list of activities of agencies supporting ICTs in Africa. The listings are updated with support from a number of development agencies United Nations Economic Commission for Africa The website of the UN agency working to harness the potential of ICTs for development in Africa. Informatics and Social Development Research Institute (IDI) Not-for-profit company, established in Ireland, with the mission of furthering the global development of both information and communications technologies, and researching their socio-economic impact. Offers project details and staff profiles. Acacia Initiative Communities and the Information Society in Africa (Acacia) Program Initiative is an international program to empower sub-Saharan communities with the ability to apply information and communication technologies (ICTs) to their own social and economic development. Connectivity Africa Aims to improve access to information and communication technologies (ICTs) in Africa by applying Canadian expertise especially in relation to education, health and community development. Community Information Network for Southern Africa The CINSA portal contains news items, studies, reports, alerts, contact details, information about best practices, online training courses, skills development and forums. |
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