The aim of this paper is to set out a conceptual foundation that links climate change, livelihoods vulnerability, and the potential of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in supporting systemic resilience.
This paper presents some emerging examples of ICT use in climate change mitigation, monitoring, and adaptation strategies in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The document aims to strengthen knowledge exchange on this topic.
The Open AIR project focuses on the future of innovation, open IP, and innovation in Africa. The workshop examines assumptions regarding the necessity for strong Intellectual Property (IP) protection as a prerequisite for innovation (i.e.
The Eco-Health Stakeholders workshop was a participatory workshop, which provided equal opportunity to all participants to express their views and to make contributions.
Educational frameworks that leverage the value of ICTs need to be developed.
It is argued that ICT-for-development interventions should be seen as a dynamic and hybrid network of actors, artefacts, communities, and institutions embedded within the context.
This poster/brochure outlines the work of 15 research teams in Sudan, Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine that focuses on the potential of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in terms of women’s access and empowermen
Development assistance for health has increased every year between 2000 and 2010, particularly for HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria, to reach US$26·66 billion in 2010.