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ICT4D focus will be on issues associated with the information economy, opportunities, and challenges; on the role of women in the information economy in the next generation of ICT4D programming; and on the role that entrepreneurship and the private sector play within the information economy in the developing world. Under ICT4D there are two programs developed in the region:
Regional ProjectsWithin the ICT4D Program Area, IDRC is supporting a regional project in MENA called Knowledge Access in Rural Interconnected Areas Network (KariaNet), which is a multistakeholder partnership between IFAD and IDRC. It aims to enhance networking among rural and agricultural development projects. The project’s main objective is to improve knowledge sharing and information exchange through the use of ICTs. More on Karianet The ICT4D Middle East Project is another regional project that IDRC is currently supporting. It aims at contributing to the emergence of an inclusive knowledge society. It will cover four main areas of priority, namely: education and employability, women participation, governance, and community and local development. For additional information about the above mentioned projects, kindly contact Adel El-Zaim (aelzaim@idrc.org.eg). To get an idea of ICT4D projects in MENA, kindly view the documents in the section below.
ICTs for SMEs 2007-09-04 Open file Internet Site for Teaching Science 2007-09-04 Open file KariaNet Presentation Mustapha Malki 2005-02-24 PowerPoint Presentation on KariaNet prepared for the Start-up Workshop (Cairo, 21-24 February 2005) Open file Localization of ICTs 2006-04-11 Open file Open Source in North African Universities 2007-09-04 Open file Scaling up E-government Project in Morocco 2007-09-04 Open file Telemedicine in Remote Areas 2007-09-04 Open file The International Development Research Centre (IDRC) needs your help! Please help us improve our website by completing this three-minute survey. We greatly appreciate your time and value your feedback. Thank you! or |
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