Simon Woodside wrote:
I would say rather that the different technologies that are available
are so different and so randomly effective it's impossible to say that
either low-bandwidth or high-bandwidth is better.
Maybe it is because we are thinking upside down? We should not first
look at the
You can check El Limon in the Dominican Republic
http://www.sas.cornell.edu/cresp/ecopartners/project.htm
Community owned, managed, micro-hydro produces electricity and it was
the base project that introduced computers and internet link - not a
major funded project - more grassroots
Hello from Jamaica, were I'm participating in the design of an ICT
community program
Strangely here the problem is the opposite. In rural areas 70% of the
cybercafes/telecenter users are women, in capital town it is around 50%,
but those who do apply for training are 75% women. It's general in
