Flagship Partnership Initiatives

FPIs are multi-stakeholder activities catalyzed by GAID to leverage joint resources and to spur visible action toward attaining its objectives across the four GAID focus areas (education, entrepreneurship, governance and health).

Flagship Partnership Initiatives

Open Training Platform: An online collaborative hub to free learning resources in all development domains to better serve local people knowledge and skills acquisition needs worldwide.
Better Connectivity with Broadband to Africa: Initiative to support African efforts to accelerate the roll-out of communications infrastructure and increase broadband access across Africa
Cyber Development Corps: Global outreach programme based on the spirit of volunteerism
telecentre 2.0 - Scaling up for global success: Promote a more inclusive digital world by helping telecentres become stronger, more sustainable and more numerous.

Advocacy Themes

Global Initiative For Inclusive Information and Communication Technologies: Promoting accessible and assistive information and communications technologies for persons with disabilities
Free Access for all Schools to the Net: Build partnerships at the national level for promoting free access for all schools to the Internet

Open Training Platform

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Opportunity: matching local learning needs and existing learning resources, through an unprecedented collaborative effort driven by the UN and development agencies. The Open Training Platform (OTP) is a web-based sharing and access space that offers learning and capacity building resources in all development topics to better serve local people’s knowledge and skill acquisition needs in developing countries.

Description : An online collaborative hub to free learning resources in all development domains to better serve local people knowledge and skills acquisition needs.

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UNESCO: les nouvelles technologies contribuent à l'intégration des personnes handicapées

Soumis par admin le lun, 02/04/2007 - 13:04.

Un "impressionnant éventail" de technologies permet aux personnes handicapées de s'intégrer au monde du travail et dans l'ensemble de la société, a déclaré un expert en technologies d'assistance lors du forum qui s'est tenu le 26 mars au Siège de l'ONU à New York.