ICT to increase social capital
ICT can help communities to generate higher social capital and thus better quality of life while suggesting some policy priorities to address the social capital gap in society.
ICT can help communities to generate higher social capital and thus better quality of life while suggesting some policy priorities to address the social capital gap in society.
Kenya launched its National Information and Communication Technology Policy (NICTP) document.
Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), India, is going to launch e-Ticketing facility, known as Any Where Any Time Advance Ticket Reservation (AWATAR) before April end for bus commuters.
The Karnataka High Court will shortly be putting its judgments on the Internet. The plan will greatly benefit advocates and litigants. This initiative will link the Advocate-General’s office with the Law Department.
Newcastle City Council of UK has relaunched a new website for council which aims to be accessible regardless of age, experience or disability.
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) has set up a goal for 150 local authorities (LAs) in England to offer an online school admissions system by September 2006. The eAdmissions National Project is jointly sponsored by ODPM and the Department for Education and Skills (DfES).
The farmers in Africa are languishing with poor quality agri-products that have been rejected in the markets. Pride Africa with support of IDRC
The government of Haryana and Intel India join their hands together to equip teachers of Haryana to became professionally well in the computerised environment in schools.
A special teachers award is constituted by the Ministry of Education and Sports in Ghana for encouraging software development for various subjects this year.