Hi, Ami
 my name is Daniela and I am a researcher at School of the Future of 
University of São Paulo (www.futuro.usp.br <http://www.futuro.usp.br>), 
which works with the project Acessa São Paulo
(www.acessasaopaulo.sp.gov.br/<http://www.acessasaopaulo.sp.gov.br/>),
the digital inclusion program of the State of São Paulo, in Brazil.
 Acessa has, nowadays, more than 500 thousand registered users and 200 
centers. Here, at the Laboratory of Digital Inclusion and Community 
Education, one of our main projects is to research the impact of the program 
on the targeted communities.
 We have been doing a very complete and detailed survey with telecentres 
users for 3 years now, and we have very interesting information. 
Unfortunately, it is not translated to English yet, but if you want to have 
a look at the Portuguese version, you can find the results at 
http://www.ponlines.futuro.usp.br/ under the tag "Resultados"
 There you will find reports about the surveys tha we have done, including 
one called Information Needs Research (Pesquisa de Necessidades 
Informacionais), that was carried out in the communities *before* the 
telecenters were installed.
 If you want more in depht information, please feel free to contact me, I 
would be very pleased to share and explain the program and the research we 
have been doing.
 Best regards,
 Daniela Matielo

 On 7/10/05, Prince Obiri-Mainoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
> 
> Hi, Amy:
> 
> Andy Carvin is just about leaving for Ghana within the next few days on a 
> research on telecenters, particularly one at http://www.petriensa.com. 
> Very likely you may benefit from his findings. Andy is very instrumental 
> over here at DDN but you can reach him at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Good luck and 
> enjoy your time and readings at DDN.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Prince
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> 
> Ami E Albernaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone -- I am a journalist and editor in Cambridge, Massachusetts
> (USA), and feel fortunate to have come upon this website. I am
> interested in digital inclusion measures in Brazil, and the impact they
> are having on recipient communities. I was wondering if anyone might
> know of any organization -- university or otherwise -- which is looking
> at the impact that access is having over time. Telecenter projects
> could be a good point of reference -- I was in Sao Paulo, Rio, and
> Porto Alegre in 2001 looking at some of these projects as they were
> just beginning, and am wondering if anyone is looking at the impacts of
> these projects in a longitudinal way.
> 
> Thanks so much!
> 
> Ami Albernaz
> Cambridge, MA
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