Choose a site:
Global
Latin America
Africa
Policy
Advanced Search
ICT for Development
Where information and communication technologies are central to social and economic development
ICT for Development
|
Approaches
|
Tools
|
Issues
|
Regions/Countries
|
MDGs
|
Polls / Discussions
Other sites:
Avian Flu
Dem/Gov
Early Child Dev.
HIV / AIDS
ICT Policies/Studies
ICT4D
NRM
Polio
Knowledge Sections
Awards
Change Theories
Evaluations
Experiences
Funding - ICT4D
Materials
Planning Models
Strategic Thinking
Trends
Knowledge Categories
Access to Information
Giving voice
Network Building
The CI Partners
A Complete List of the CI Partners
Classifieds
Events Calendar
Training
Vacancies
About Us
About CI Global
Contact Us
Editorial Policy
Privacy Policy
Disclaimer
Comments
Home
»
Print / HIV AIDS - ICT for Development
The CI Today: Recently Shared Knowledge
n/a
(3 recent by category)
Awards
CNN MultiChoice African Journalist 2007 Awards
CNN MultiChoice African Journalist 2007 Awards
Panos Fellowships on Global Trade and Access to Treatment
[
View All
]
Change Theories
Continuum of Enquiry
[
View All
]
Community Dialogues
Story Workshop Educational Trust
Empower Women, Save Lives: Women and AIDS U.S. Tour
[
View All
]
Descripciones
Femina HIP (Health Information Project)
El Rol de la Sociedad Civil en la Prevención de Conflictos Armados en América Latina y el Caribe
Take Back The Tech (Transformemos el uso de la tecnología: nuevas Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación para terminar
[
View All
]
Experiences
Betengna
Watu Wa Watu (People Serve People)
Media Resource Desk (MRD)
[
View All
]
Evaluations
Acceptability of the Female Condom After a Social Marketing Campaign
Impact of Sex and HIV Education Programs on Sexual Behaviors of Youth in Developing and Developed Countries
Bangladesh ARH Focused Community Assessment: Final Report
[
View All
]
Events Calendar
World AIDS Day (Dec 1 2006)
[
View All
]
Funding
International Reporting Project (IRP) Fellowships
[
View All
]
Links
Worldview Media Centre (WMC) / Weltanschauung
Zimbabwe HIV and AIDS Programme
National Inquiry Services Centre (NISC)
[
View All
]
Materials
Know Your Status Initiative Kit and Poster
Gender and Media Diversity Journal on Media, Activism, and Change
Talk to Me Booklet
[
View All
]
Strategic Thinking
Red-Salud: Giving a Voice to Journalists
Independent Media’s Vital Role in Development
Malaria and the Media Advocating Healthy Policy and Practice in Sub- Saharan Africa
[
View All
]
Trends
Media and the Empowerment of Communities for Social Change - Ch. 4 - part 2
[
View All
]
Register and Participate
Subscribe to The Drum Beat, Contribute to Forums, Get Poll Results etc
New to CI?
» Start here
User login
Username:
*
Password:
*
Create new account
Request new password
Help Seed The CI Network
Poll
Which of the following might be immediately economically advantageous to mobile users in the developing world? [Registered Users: when logged in, please vote then comment on your choice in the form provided.]:
A weekly free texting day.
A weekly free calling morning or evening.
The ability to add time to someone else's phone and text them a free-of-charge message that they have phone time.
The ability to add time to someone else's phone that can subsequently be traded for cash.
ICT4D News
Sustainability for ICT Offerings
Karshi hosts training on use of ICT in public administration
SMS to the Rescue: Text messaging bridges the Digital Divide
more
Powered By Daylife
