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The Meeting is programmed to use information communication technologies (ICTs) as much as possible. If you have ICT ideas or products and services you would like to present at the Mile 19 Leadership Retreat Follow-up Meeting, click here to request your exhibits/poster display/booth space. If for some reason you are unable to attend but would like to have your ICT ideas or products and services presented at the Meeting, call (237) 7766-2395 and/or email mile19@eitdr.org. e-Citizens Project Launch Blog The Blog presents reports on project activities and issue related stories of people as they engage Cameroon's political system and debate how policies the system generates and implement impact the economy, society, national and international security. This is to encourage dialogue and promote increasing use of information communication technologies (ICTs) in the governance of Cameroon. So, please, feel free to respond and make contributions of your own to the conversation. Read posts... More Online Collaboration and Training Opportunities Checkout the:
ICT Policy Making Capacity September 20-21, 2004, civil society organizations with various interests in international ICT policy development met in Senegal under the auspices of the UK's DFID via CATIA, Canada's IDRC, the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA), Panos/WA, Balancing Act and Senegal's EMST. The main objective of the workshop was to identify priority areas and strategies to improve Africa's participation in international ICT policy making and implementation. EITD Research was represented at the meeting by its Director, Mr. Mbwoge Daniel Mbong. Click here, to read his follow-up.
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The
3rd Leadership Retreat Follow-up Meeting of the Mile 19 Community
will be holding July 29 to August 1, 2008, in Mile 19, Tombel-Kumba Road, Cameroon. The
Meeting is programmed to address some of the most pressing issues facing our
communities and the world today. It also provides unique opportunity to observe
a community's continuing engagement with its leadership and to contribute to
freeing society from corruption in democratic governance and economic
development.