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Spreading the Word Further: Guidelines for Disseminating Development Research (pdf)

By Julie Fisher, Frank Odhiambo and Andrew Cotton. Water, Engineering and Development Centre Loughborough University, 2003. Getting research findings out to those who stand to benefit from them is now widely recognised as a crucial aspect of any research project. This book is a product of the second phase of a DFID-funded KaR project that is aimed at increasing the impact of research through improved dissemination of the research process and findings. It develops the ideas from phase one of the project 'Spreading the Word: Practical guidelines for research dissemination strategies' (Saywell and Cotton, 1999). Based on in-depth consultation with Southern agencies about appropriate methods and formats by which to share information and knowledge relating to development research projects, this book provides dissemination checklists and guidelines. It also provides a useful overview of the issues and more specific advise for anyone engaged in development-related research, whether as contractors, practitioners or donors, at all stages of the project cycle.

http://wedc.lboro.ac.uk/publications/pdfs/stwf/stwf.pdf

(Added: Mon Apr 19 2004   Modified: Wed Jun 22 2005   Hits: 442)

SIGNIS: The World Catholic Association for Communication

SIGNIS is a non-governmental organization that includes members from 140 countries. As the "World Catholic Association for Communication", it brings together radio, television, cinema, video, media education, Internet, and new technology professionals.

http://www.signis.net

(Added: Mon Dec 22 2003   Modified: Wed Jun 22 2005   Hits: 211)

Networking Technology At Work In Rural India

New software has been developed by the Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai, which allows video conferencing on low-bandwidth Internet connections. This article shows some of the impact this technology is having on the small rural communities in India where it has been deployed.

http://www.rediff.com/money/2003/aug/01spec3.htm

(Added: Tue Aug 05 2003   Modified: Wed Jun 22 2005   Hits: 297)

The Web Rewires the Movement

The Nation, posted July 17, 2003. By Andrew Boyd. A look at the growth of online activism. "The Battle in Seattle brought to the world's attention a new global resistance movement that was not only made possible by the Internet but, as Naomi Klein has deftly pointed out, was shaped in its image. Sharing the Internet's architecture of interconnected hubs and spokes, the new movement was a coalition of coalitions, a decentralized network of campaigns "intricately and tightly linked to one another."

http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20030804&c=1&s=boyd

(Added: Tue Jul 29 2003   Modified: Thu Jun 15 2006   Hits: 263)

Kenyan Slum Girls Use Camera Power to Fight Abuse

Reuters, February 1, 2003. Kenyan women and girls are using the power of images to document cases of sexual and other forms of violence.

http://www.aegis.com/news/re/2003/RE030201.html

(Added: Mon Feb 03 2003   Modified: Fri Aug 25 2006   Hits: 345)

Benchmarking E-government: a global perspective. Assessing the progress of the UN member states

Author(s): Ronaghan, S. Produced by: United Nations Online Network in Public Administration and Finance (UNPAN) (2002) Since the mid -1990s governments around the world have been executing major initiatives in order to tap the vast potential of the internet for the distinct purpose of improving and perfecting the governing process. Like the personal computer, the Internet has become an indispensable tool in the day-to-day administration of government. In an effort to gain an appreciation of the global e-government landscape in 2001, the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) and the United Nations Division for Public Economics and Public Administration (UNDPEPA) undertook a research study analyzing the approach, progress and commitment on the part of the 190 UN Member States. The study's primary goal was to objectively present facts and conclusions that define a country's e-government environment and demonstrate its capacity (or lack of) to sustain online development.

http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/UN/UNPAN021547.pdf#search=%22Benchmarking%20E-government%3A%20a%20global%20perspective.%20Assessing%20the%20progress%20of%20the%20UN%20member%20states%22

(Added: Mon Nov 25 2002   Modified: Mon Sep 18 2006   Hits: 266)

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