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poverty and development

Computer refurbishment initiative in Uganda

An article featuring the UNIDO computer refurbishment centre in Uganda was recently published in the August 2008 issue of “Recycling International”

Better health at the click of a button

By Mary Kimani

“Africa Renewal, United Nations”.

The small, dusty village of Mayange lies 20 kilometres from Rwanda’s capital, Kigali. Its health centre has fewer than 40 beds but serves an estimated 35,000 people. The Mayange centre could well be like thousands of other health facilities across the continent struggling to meet patients’ needs with very few resources and staff.

Information Economy Report 2007-2008 says poor nations can benefit if they have access and can surmount technical challenges

The open character of the way knowledge is spread over the Internet, and the way electronic communications make distance and national borders much less relevant in carrying out business and related financial transactions, holds promise for economic progress in poor countries, a new UNCTAD report says.

ICT and Development

These are a collection of papers on the issue of ICT and poverty reduction.

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