What dreams may come true!
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Differential scenarios in employment
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Biometric payment tracking under NREGP
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Biometric payment tracking under NREGP
Discussion to develop sustainable economy
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A one day seminar,
All About Accelerating Localisation
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Gedaref Digital City Organization (GDCO) is a non-profitable NGO (Gedaref Sudan). It is the founder of the first digital city in Sudan (2005) and the first National Telecentre Academy in Africa
Technology for Health is the Emerging Mantra
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The formation of public governance system is largely dependant on its contextual parameters incuding policy patterns and technology trends.
Global supply chains, ICTs and development
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UNCTAD, ILO and ITC jointly organized the second WSIS Follow-up Action Line acilitation Meeting on
Stalis Serious on Healthcare Data
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In this section, we present those personalities whose pioneering efforts have helped promote ICT for inclusive development. Their visionary mission has facilitated the transformation of the country towards an IT revolution. In true sense, these are the ICT Pioneers who have built a strong foundation of ICT adoption by the masses.
Taking e-Learning Development Agenda Beyond Africa
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The second eLearning Africa conference on ICT for Development, Education and Training closed on May 30, with the total number of 1403 participants, an increase of over eighty percent compared to the inaugural event in 2006.
