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Tackling the Critical Gaps in ICT Skills and e-Literacy

Over the past decade, ICTs have become an essential ingredient in effective supply chains, have allowed for new growth opportunities to emerge and have challenged traditional employment paradigms. However, many stakeholders with a role to play in a country’s socio-economic development are not yet able to take full advantage of the opportunities that available ICT tools and solutions offer.

Service in Ugandan Health Clinics Improves thanks to Digital Patient Feedback

Health clinics in and around Jinja, Uganda are testing ways to conduct patient satisfaction questionnaires via a smartphone app, pen and paper and via a call centre approach.

Speed Up! Towards a Generation of e-Literacy for All

Aiming to provide a platform and an opportunity to share experiences and insights on the issue of e-capacity and ICT skills, IICD and GKPF will host a thematic workshop as part of the World Summit on the Information Society Forum 2013 to be held in Geneva on May 15.

Are You a Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist?

And are you looking for a job in the Development sector? IICD is seeking a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer who can provide all needed information to measure and identify IICD’s achieved impact.

"We believe ICT helps people take charge of their own development." "Access to the right information is a potent tool in the fight against poverty. Find out more about the transformative power of ICT."

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Jan 31 2013, Netherlands,

Publication that shows IICD's step-by-step social innovation approach.

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Dec 05 2012, Uganda, Health

The project generally aims at using ICT tools which include videos, computers, mobile telephone sms (short messaging system) to improve child and maternal health in rural Jinja District in Uganda.