ICT for Development
The Centre for Data & Information of the Indonesian Ministry of Health, assisted by GIZ Health Indonesia, has produced an advocacy video on the state of Health Information Systems in the country and GIZ support to HIS.
To watch the first part of the film, click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBZVjyC8EXQ
To watch the second part of the film, click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63oWkr6fLZM
Re-Hacking Your WorldSensible Software – Digital culture developments in Africa
Re-hacking your World examines issues of crisis and possibility by intervening in the relationships between environment, industry and culture. Has our cultural hardware and software become useless and unserviceable faced with the complex challenges that confront us? In order to prevent a complete takeover of commercial interests in the development of digital cultures in Africa, Asia and Latin America, it becomes essential to promote and strengthen the vocabulary of open source systems and develop fair use mechanisms.
LIVE STREAM + CHAT IN THE BROWSER
The streams and chat are already working now, if you would like to test in advance. There are also people from the tech team in the chat every day before the event that can help if you have any technical questions about watching the stream or participating in the chat.
on behalf of BMZ and Global ICT Department present
(this is a side event of BMZ/GTZ e-Government for Development Conference in Berlin, September 18 – 19)
September 17, 6 p.m.
Global Dialogue on ICT and Disability – Empowering People with Disabilities for the Information Age: A Case Study of an e-Disabled Project in Tunisia
The webcast will be available at: http://www.worldbank.org/edevelopment/live
September 10, 9 a.m.
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