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InformationTechnology Center for Africa
uneca.org
An exhibition and learning center aimed at demonstrating the development value of information and communication technology to African policy makers and planners. Describes services and achievements and links to partner and related organizations and initiatives.
Intermediate Technology
itdg.org
A sustainable development corporation whose mission is to build the technical skills of poor people in developing countries, enabling them to improve the quality of their lives and that of future generations.
Informatics Development Institute Ireland
informaticsdevelopmentinstitute.net
A non-profit company with the mission of furthering the global development of both information and communications technologies, and researching their socio-economic impact.
Global Development Network (GDN)
gdnet.org
Supporting and linking research and policy institutes involved in the field of development, and whose work is predicated on the notion that ideas matter.
ITU Telecom World 2006
itu.int
Exhibition, forum and networking village to be held in Hong Kong in December 2006. Includes information about events, abstracts and participation. Organized by the UN agency International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
Third World Network Africa
twnafrica.org
A non-governmental organisation which carries out research and advocacy on issues of social and economic policy that advances the needs and interests of peoples of African and other third world countries. Includes articles, campaigns, networks, publications and links.
Eldis
eldis.org
A gateway to global development information on international development issues. Provides free and easy access to materials on developing countries including summaries and links to documents, library catalogues, international development newsfeeds, e-mail discussion lists and resource guides.
Montaner Tax versus Tobin Tax
globalizarlavivienda.org
The Montaner Project offers immediate work and food for the poor. The Tobin Tax contributes nothing; it only cultivates hopes without harvests.
GTZ
gtz.de
Worldwide sustainable development, providing solutions for political, economic, ecological and social development. Includes news, projects, clients and publications. [English, French]
Development Dialogue
dhf.uu.se
A biannual journal that is the main publication of the Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation. Issue contents, and articles to download in PDF format.
IMF - Directory of Economic, Commodity and Development Organizations
imf.org
Brief guide to regional economic organizations and to inter-governmental commodity and development organizations. From the International Monetary Fund.
Development Gateway Special Report - Information Society: The Next Steps
topics.developmentgateway.org
Provides diverse perspectives and information about issues, roundtables, financing, enabling environments, tools, applications and global events. Includes charts and graphs.
InterAction
interaction.org
A coalition of more than 160 humanitarian organizations working on disaster relief, refugee-assistance, and sustainable development programs worldwide.
Courtney Nelson's Development Strategies
developmentstrategies.org
An examination of the effects of a human development perspective on international development policies, based upon a 40 year career in the field- World Summit on the Information Society
itu.int
Information on the preparatory process and the two phases in Geneva (December 2003) and Tunis (November 2005). Organized by the UN agency International Telecommunication Union (ITU). (November 16, 2005) 
United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
undp.org
Through a network of 134 country offices, the UNDP helps people in 174 countries and territories to help themselves, focusing on poverty elimination, environmental regeneration, job creation and the advancement of women. In support of these goals, UNDP is frequently asked to assist in promoting sound governance and market development and to support rebuilding societies in the aftermath of war and humanitarian emergencies.
Nomad Net
netnomad.com
Views on relief, development and humanitarianism not sanctioned by the establishment.
United Nations Children's Fund
unicef.org
UNICEF works for the survival, development and protection of children, guided in its programmes by the Convention on the Rights of the Child. A very comprehensive website.
America.gov - Development
america.gov
U.S. government site provides information on their programs to help other nations in times of crisis and to provide ongoing developmental assistance to countries that govern justly, invest in their people and promote economic freedom.
The International Development Magazine
developments.org.uk
Free quarterly magazine produced by the UK Government's Department for International Development. The site features articles from the magazine and an online ordering system.
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Will terror in Af-Pak areas go away with development or will assume nastier proportions with American aid?
Q. Perhaps terrorism in Afghanistan and Pakistan should not be equated with socio-political unrest in some other areas of this world where lack of development produces them. It's very likely that American dollars may add fuel to the fire because I'm of the opinion that it's mainly an attitudinal disease that narrows the vision (thereby excluding noble human values )and makes a nasty use of religion for it's sustenance.
Asked by nanhowala - Mon Jun 15 06:53:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think America should be more isolationalist and quit fight for imperialist bussiness interests with the blood of those who believe we're fighting for freedom falsely. If that's what we're fight for why aren'twe doing something in the Sudan where millions have died for being Christian. True some have immigrated to escape the oppression but it is such a small fraction. I can understand to some extent that our forien gn policy has gotten us branded as the great satan but its common people taking the hit for what special interest incite insulated from the risk. Back in the Viet Nam days there was a joke about a ground poun der who was in a MASH unit who was asked what happened explained that agook yelled out "to hell with LBJ and he… [cont.]
Answered by James - Mon Jun 15 07:19:08 2009
Q. Perhaps terrorism in Afghanistan and Pakistan should not be equated with socio-political unrest in some other areas of this world where lack of development produces them. It's very likely that American dollars may add fuel to the fire because I'm of the opinion that it's mainly an attitudinal disease that narrows the vision (thereby excluding noble human values )and makes a nasty use of religion for it's sustenance.
Asked by nanhowala - Mon Jun 15 06:53:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think America should be more isolationalist and quit fight for imperialist bussiness interests with the blood of those who believe we're fighting for freedom falsely. If that's what we're fight for why aren'twe doing something in the Sudan where millions have died for being Christian. True some have immigrated to escape the oppression but it is such a small fraction. I can understand to some extent that our forien gn policy has gotten us branded as the great satan but its common people taking the hit for what special interest incite insulated from the risk. Back in the Viet Nam days there was a joke about a ground poun der who was in a MASH unit who was asked what happened explained that agook yelled out "to hell with LBJ and he… [cont.]
Answered by James - Mon Jun 15 07:19:08 2009
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