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 Africa Goes Digital
As Information and Communication technology becomes increasingly prevalent in society there is one continent in danger of being left out of the digital revolution; Africa.Acclaimed film-maker Willy Lindwer takes the viewer to Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia and Ghana to examine the different approaches and attempts to bridge the internal and international digital divide.Countries in Africa, with the support of the UN Economic Commission for Africa, are using ICTs to provide education and health services, create competitive businesses, and to build an inclusive and sustainable information society.There is awareness that people in the rural areas must be included in the digital revolution. How to share Information and Communication Technology (ICT) developments with the rest of the country and ultimately with the rest of the world to bridge the digital divide is the challenge.
Date: 04 Mai 2009 - Ajouté par: Koda Traoré
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Digital Divide
Noah Dumahasi, project manager for Together Ghana, weighs in on the digital divide across Ghana and the development of communication technology in rural Africa. - Providing a Voice
Date: 04 Mai 2009 - Ajouté par: Koda Traoré
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Rural radio in Africa
In the last ten years, many rural radios were created in Africa. Now time has come to check whether they could support agricultural development and if they can play a useful role in improving rural livelihood in Africa. The video is a co-production between people TV and CTA (Technical Center for agricultural cooperation ACP-EU)
Date: 01 Mai 2009 - Ajouté par: Elly Ghazzi
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Radio Karagwe
Abella Kamala, station manager at Radio Karagwe, tells about the upstart and importance of a community radio in a remote area of Tanzania. Meet her and the first broadcasters and reporters who will soon be broadcasting news in the Karagwe area, near the Victoria Lake. The feature is produced by worldpictures.dk by Birgitte Bjerregaard and Ib Schou. Contact: info@worldpictures.dk. Radio Karagwe is supported by the Danish NGO ULD-80. www.karagwesvenner.dk
Date: 23 Avril 2009 - Ajouté par: Ruud Crul
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BBtv World: Green tech and internet in West Africa
BBtv online: http://tv.boingboing.net. In this installment of Boing Boing tv's ongoing BBtv WORLD series, I travel to the West African nation of Benin to visit the Songhaï Center, a green tech project designed to develop a new generation of
Date: 14 Avril 2009 - Ajouté par: Ruud Crul
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Rwanda Strives to Become High Technology Hub for Africa
The Rwandan government wants to use advanced information communication technologies, or ICTs, to transform its traditionally agricultural society into what has been dubbed
Date: 14 Avril 2009 - Ajouté par: Ruud Crul
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African experiences using video for monitoring & evaluation
Reflecting on using video as monitoring and evaluation and documenting tool for HIV/AIDS organisations in Africa, and on the use of video as a more effective than using written materials to document and track change. Hivos STAR Programme (http://www.starprogramme.org/)
Date: 14 Avril 2009 - Ajouté par: Ruud Crul
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June Arunga on Western Attitudes Towards Business in Africa
June Arunga on western attitudes towards business in Africa. Speaking at the NYU Development Research Institute conference
Date: 25 Mars 2009 - Ajouté par: Koda Traoré
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Centre ADEN de Kombissiri: le défi économique
Kombissiri, localité réputée pour sa patate douce, est en passe de détenir un autre record : celui de l’acharnement thérapeutique pour garder en vie un centre multimédia communautaire, acquis grâce à la Coopération française. Une initiative de promotion des TIC en zone rurale, dénommée projet d’Appui pour le désenclavement numérique, en abrégé ADEN, dont bénéficie la paroisse de Kombissiri, au Burkina Faso.
Date: 18 Août 2008 - Ajouté par: Koda Traoré
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Ces images qui parlent aux paysans
Yoro. Un village du sud du Burkina Faso. Ici, on célèbre les grands hommes de leur vivant. Et incontestablement, Gabriel Zoupula est un grand homme. Ce cultivateur hors pair exploite une dizaine d’ha de maïs, de niébé, de soja et d’igname et de sorgho.
Date: 05 Août 2008 - Ajouté par: Koda Traoré
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