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Community-Based Networks and Innovative Technologies: New Models to Serve and Empower the Poor
New York: UNDP (2005), 183 pp.
Information Economy Report 2005: E-Commerce and Development
New York; Geneva: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (2005), xxvi, 248 pp.
Benchmarking the Plan of Action of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in Africa
Addis Ababa: Economic Commission for Africa (2005), viii, 112 pp.
Connecting the First Mile: Investigating Best Practice for ICTs and Information Sharing for Development
Rugby: ITDG Publishing (2005), 67 pp.
"The role of information and knowledge in development is contentious - whilst information is central to development, practitioners struggle to define a causal link between it and development outcomes. The authors conclude that information-sharing of itself does not necessarily lead to such outcomes,
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Access, Empowerment and Governance: Creating a World of Equal Opportunities with ICT
Kuala Lumpur: Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP) (2005), 173 pp.
Incommunicado Reader
Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures (2005), 192 pp.
"Aiming to bring some of the network-cultural forms of collaboration into ICT debates dominated by standard policy and research procedure, the Incommunicado project does not offer a univocal master-narrative of what’s wrong with the world of ICT, or of how it should be. Members of the Incommunicad
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Open Access for Africa: Challenges, Recommendations and Examples
New York: United Nations ICT Task Force (2005), 175 pp.
Final Evaluation Report Uganda
The Hague: International Institute for Communication and Development (IICD) (2005), 34 pp.
ICTs for Development: Financing Activities of DAC Members
OECD (2005), 39 pp.
"OECD-DAC’s previous efforts of information collection exercises had already shown that it is difficult, if not impossible, to come up with an overall figure of the investment DAC members have made in the field of ICT for development. The recent attempt has not proved different from the previous o
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Information and Communication Technologies and Large-Scale Poverty Reduction: Lessons from Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean
London: Panos (2005), 48 pp.
"During the last decade, development partners around the globe have gained rich experience and knowledge about the application of ICT for poverty reduction and its value for reaching the Millennium Development Goals and the goals of Poverty Reduction Strategies. But scaling up the results of success
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Maitland+20: Fixing the Missing Link
Wiltshire: Anima Centre (2005), iv, 244 pp.
Digital Dividents for the Poor: ICT for Poverty Reduction in Asia
Kuala Lumpur: Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP) (2005), 66 pp.
Mainstreaming ICTs: Africa Lives the Information Society
Johannesburg: Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA) (2005), 114 pp.
The TICBolivia Country Programme: The Impact of IICD Support for Poverty Reduction and Development Using ICTs, 2000-2004
The Hague: International Institute for Communication and Development (IICD) (2005), 72 pp.
"Since it was launched in 2000, the Bolivia Country Programme known as TICBolivia has helped over 50,000 people, mainly small farmers, teachers, students, indigenous leaders and local officials, use ICTs to improve their lives and contribute to their country’s development. All the ICT activities g
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