Submitted by Francis on April 1, 2010 - 11:01.The Amy Mahan Research Fellowship Program to Assess the Impact of Public Access to ICT has announced the winners of the awards. Twelve teams from 12 different countries - four each from Africa, Asia and the Latin America and Caribbean region - will receive up to €22,000 in funding plus specialized mentoring guidance to enable them to carry out an original research project that addresses one or more critical questions regarding the impact of public access to ICTs.
The program's main goals are to deepen and strengthen the capacity of researchers in developing countries to promote rigorous studies on public access to ICTs, as well as to stimulate the commitment to this issue of qualified academics in developing countries. To this end a call for proposals was launched last year.
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