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This year’s issue of Asia Research News features five IDRC projects:
increasing millet production in Asia (pg 4)
milkfish breeding in the Philippines (pg 5)
saving lives, money, and ecosystems with environmental economics (pg 14)
boosting...
Maria Ng, IDRC Senior Program Specialist in Information and Networks, received the Mongolian Friendship Medal on October 13, 2011. Through this award, the Mongolian Government recognized her long-standing contribution to the country's information...
IDRC President David Malone gave a talk, titled “Outsider’s Perspectives on Soft Power in Indian Foreign Policy,” at the International Centre Goa in Dona Paula, India. In a working paper on the topic published by the National University of...
A special issue of the journal, Information Technologies and International Development (ITID), features several articles by IDRC-supported researchers on mobile telephony and development. The researchers are from LIRNEasia, a regional ICT policy and...
The Information Society Innovation (ISIF) Fund has named the winners of its 2011 ISIF Awards. The awards acknowledge local organizations committed to the socio-economic development of their communities by deploying innovative ICT solutions in the...
The Information and Networks program of IDRC, in collaboration with the Internet Access Registry for Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Internet Society, has announced the winners of the Regional Fund for Digital Innovation in Latin America...
IDRC’s Governance, Security, and Justice (GSJ) program was launched April 1, 2011. The program builds on IDRC’s established work in the areas of peace, conflict, and development; women’s rights and citizenship; and information and communication...
The neglected grain, millet, is the focus of research in India, funded through the Canadian International Food Security Research Fund. India’s Business Line and Business Standard spoke to IDRC program officer Sara Ahmed about the program.
Radio...
These mp3 podcasts are initial outputs from the Fair Financing project.
South Africa FM (SAFM) ‘Workers on Wednesday’
SAFM is the largest English language current affairs radio station in South Africa. In its 'Workers on Wednesday' slot the show...
Please click on the links below to access all print and web articles (only available in French and Portuguese) published by West African Media on the Conference.
You can also watch on ouest-tv.com online portal a Tv reportage produced by Sébastien...
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