UNESCO launches online course on e-Governance in the Caribbean
The University of the West Indies Distance Education Centre (UWIDEC) is offering an online course on Local e-Governance in the Caribbean for a third time.
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UK Govt. narrows digital divide
According to the study revealed by Ofcom research, the digital divide within UK nations is diminshing.
Bahrain Govt. allocates BD22 for e-Government services
Bahrain has allocated BD22 million to develop its eGovernment services in next three years.
Puducherry Govt. implements e-Administration for the first time in India
e-Administration, an integrated e-Platform tool for e-Governance would be implemented in India for the first time in Puducherry.
Praman partners Srei to set up community centres in India
Hyderabad (India) based IT services provider, Praman Allianz Technologies Ltd has signed an agreement with Srei Capital Markets Ltd, a strategic division of Srei, to set up approximately 10,000 common service centres across the country.
100 community groups connects of with South Dublin SDCC’s online portal
More than 100 community groups in South Dublin have signed a contract to use South Dublin Co Council
D.I.T., India released its Annual Report 2006 – 2007
The Department of Information Technology, Government of India has released it’s annual report for the year 2006 – 07.
UAE Govt. develops website to market national products
The Ministry of Finance and Industry of UAE has developed a new website, ‘Made in the UAE’ in collaboration with Dubai’s e-Government.
Tulip clinches e-Governance projects in India
India based enterprise data and network services provider, Tulip IT Services, has bagged rural e-Governance projects from state governments of India.
Pakistan Govt to cover 75% house-holds via Internet by 2015
Pakistan is moving forward to bridge the digital divide in the country by improving the access to ICT for low income groups. The government is targeting to provide 1.6 million broadband connections in next three years.
