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DOT-COM BY INTERVENTION: Telecenters

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DOT-COM Activities: Telecenters

Applying a New Generation of Information Technology at Community Internet Centers (Access): dot-ORG (Global)
This Associate Award pilots new configurations of ICT to strengthen and increase the impact of Community Internet Centers (CICs) and other points of access to the Internet in under-served areas of...
Brazil - Strategies for Sustaining and Expanding Computer Clubhouses in Brazil: dot-ORG (Brazil)
Intel is establishing a Computer Clubhouse in Brazil, and dot-ORG staff are working with the local implementing NGOs to develop and test different sustainability strategies and business plans to e...
DR Congo - Improving Basic Education, Especially for Girls in Targeted Areas (aka SIEEQ): dot-EDU (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
Training of 820 teachers and supervisors in active pedagogy and gender equity with the use of digital video as a training, monitoring and evaluation tool. Project emphasis includes community col...
DRC - Complementary Instructional Strategies and Community Learning and Resource Center in DRC: dot-EDU (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
This project improved current basic educational methodologies and support the existing national curriculum in the Democratic Republic of Congo by fostering learning processes that are rooted in ex...
Mali CLICs- Establishing Community Learning & Information Centers in Underserved Malian Communities: dot-ORG (Mali)
dot-ORG has established 13 Community Learning and Information Centers (CLICs) across Mali, offering a range of fee-for-use services including Internet access, development-oriented information, ...
Peru - G8 Peru Connectivity - Phase I: dot-ORG (Peru)
Design phase of the rural connectivity project, to include an initial assessment, collaborative development of a work plan, and finalization of a work plan and budget. ...
Romania Information Technology Initiative - Access: dot-ORG (Romania)
The RITI-Access activity has the overarching goal of implementing effective applications in e-governance and e-commerce to increase transparency, efficiency, and constituency responsiveness, and t...
Uganda - Connect-ED Phase II: dot-EDU (Uganda)
Connect-ED Phase II aims to build on the infrastructure established in Phase I with a central focus on sustainability and a long-term information and communication technologies (ICT) strategy for ...

DOT-COMments eNewsletter Articles: Telecenters

eCenters Pilot Project One Year Anniversary - Innovations for Sustainability and Impact From Issue 16: June 2006
A Unique ICT Development Project in Cambodia: Provincial Business e-Learning From Issue 14: December 2005
Gender Strategies in dot-ORG Projects From Issue 11: May 2005
Mali: Selected Snapshots of the 12,000 CLIC Clients (dot-ORG) From Issue 10: March 2005
Local Entrepreneurial Skills & Sustainability in Rwandas Community Internet Centers From Issue 9: January 2005
Rwanda: The Power to Succeed From Issue 9: January 2005
Mali CLIC Regional Training to Build on Sustainability Efforts From Issue 8: Fall 2004
Halls of Knowledge Open to Communities in Three Malian Cities From Issue 7: Spring/Summer 2004
Primary Teacher-Training gets Connect-ED in Uganda From Issue 7: Spring/Summer 2004
Community Internet Centers Give Rwanda Access to Information From Issue 6: Winter 2003
Community Resource and Learning Center (CRLC) Inauguration in DR Congo From Issue 6: Winter 2003
Powering ICTs and the Internet in Hard-to-Reach Places From Issue 6: Winter 2003
Using Telecenters to Implement Romanian Universal Service From Issue 6: Winter 2003
Changing Lives and Education in Guatemala with Internet Connectivity From Issue 5: Fall 2003
Twelve CLICs to Economic, Social, and Political Growth in Mali From Issue 5: Fall 2003
Launch of dot-ORG/Intel Computer Clubhouses in South Africa From Issue 4: Summer 2003
Risk and Innovation for Improved Education in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): From Issue 4: Summer 2003
RITI-Access and Peace Corps Collaborate in Romania From Issue 4: Summer 2003
dot-ORG & Intel Collaborate for Sustainable Computer Clubhouses From Issue 2: Winter 2002
Promoting Innovation at Community Internet Centers From Issue 2: Winter 2002
All Three "dots" Work in Rwanda From Issue 1: Fall 2002
ICTs to Strengthen Intercultural, Bilingual Educators in Quiché, Guatemala From Issue 1: Fall 2002
Official launch of the Romania Information Technology Initiative From Issue 1: Fall 2002

DOT-COM Digital Postcards: Telecenters

DOT-COM Library: Telecenters

Future Directions in Agriculture and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) at USAID Author: Bruce Chadwick and Eric Rusten
RITI-Access Project Web site
Installation, Training and Commissioning of Battery Inverter Power Backups for Telecenters in Rwanda Author: EDSA & Winrock
Projet CLIC: un partenariat pour le developpement Author: Aminata Maiga
RITI-Access Telecenters - Workspace Center Project (WSC) Author: RITI-Access
RITI-Access Telecenters - ICT4U / Netpoints Author: RITI-Access
dot-ORG/Rwanda Final Report : ICT for Elections and Community Access Author: dot-ORG (Mike Tetelman)
RITI | Policy 13th Quarterly Report Author: Bogdan Manolea and Dr. Sarah Jane Tisch
Project Brief: Rwanda - Information and Communication Technologies for Elections & Community Access Author: Barbara Fillip
eCenters Project Final Report
Project Brief: RITI-Access Author: Steve Rynecki
Project Brief: Mali CLICs Author: Barbara Fillip
Assessment of Economic Growth Impacts of the eCenters Project in Kyrgyzstan Author: Michael Best, Beth Kolko, Dhanaraj Thakur, Medina Aitieva

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Core funding for the DOT-COM Alliance is provided by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Bureau for Economic Growth, Agriculture & Trade, Office of Infrastructure and Engineering (EGAT/OI&E), Office of Education (EGAT/ED), and Office of Women in Development (EGAT/WID), under the terms of Award numbers: GDG-A-00-01-00009-00, dot-GOV; GDG-A-00-01-00014-00, dot-ORG; GDG-A-00-01-00011-00, dot-EDU.
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