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June 2006

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22.06.2006 Journalists, media entrepreneurs, government and civil society representatives, academics, and students met last week in UNESCOÂ’s Montevideo Office to analyze and evaluate the situation of media, development and poverty reduction in Uruguay and the region, and to make recommendations for UNESCOÂ’s action in this context.
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From: UNESCO - Communication, Information and Informatics Sector
Related topics/regions: [Uruguay] [Capacity building] [Communication] [ICT] [Civil society]
15.06.2006 Diaspora Nigerians in Science and Technology (DiNiSAT) has called for strategic partnership with stakeholders in Nigeria to advance the development of science and technology in the country.
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Related topics/regions: [Nigeria] [Poverty] [ICT] [Civil society]
02.06.2006 OneWorld south Asia is committed to empower the community using ICTs as an effective communication medium.
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01.06.2006 Science and Technology Minister Prof. Tissa Vitharana while endorsing the importance of taking new technology to the rural sector pointed out that the poverty stricken community could not yet think of ICT getting into their homes.
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Related topics/regions: [Sri Lanka] [ICT] [Civil society]

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